We’re approaching late January, and the major league deals that the Brewers have handed out this offseason have gone to Elvin Rodríguez, who has made eight major league appearances (none of which were in 2024), and Grant Wolfram, who has never pitched in the majors. Willy Adames, the team’s star shortstop, left in free agency, and there are no internal options that don’t come with major question marks. The only acquisition the Brewers have made to address the giant hole on the left side of their infield was the inclusion of Caleb Durbin, a mid-level prospect who has also never played in the majors, in the Devin Williams trade.
Why aren’t we talking about Alex Bregman (or at least Ha-Seong Kim)?
