The Milwaukee Brewers are only three games into the 2021 MLB regular season, meaning that it is, of course, far too early to be hitting any sort of panic button just yet. But the current campaign did not get off to an encouraging start as the Brewers dropped two of their first three games at home against the Minnesota Twins over the weekend. A year after their lineup was among the league’s worst at scoring runs, the Brewers’ offense began 2021 by collectively going 17-for-100 during the opening series while amassing a total of eight runs — including six of those coming on Opening Day.
Keston Hiura and the first base situation for the Milwaukee Brewers is something worth monitoring during the month of April
