Brewers' Infield Struggles: Trade Deadline Solution Needed

0:00On April 21st, the Milwaukee Brewers sit at 12 wins and 9 losses, dead last in the National League Central after 21 games, but they are still right in the playoffs mix. That solid start hides a big problem on the left side of their infield, where third base and shortstop are dragging down the offense like a black hole in the lineup. Earlier this offseason, they went cheap at third with Louise Rengafo and David Hamilton, pairing them with the glove first shortstop Joy Ortiz, and it's not working out. Those guys are combined hitting under 200 with an operating system below 500 Ortiz at 194. Rengafo at 167, and that's without key bats like Andrew Vaughn, Christian Yelich, and Jackson Churio. Milwaukee isn't known for splashing cash, but by the trade deadline, they got to grab some offensive pop at those spots to stay competitive in this. Tight division and push for a World Series run. From your team, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today. I'm Corey with the story.