MILWAUKEE -- Jonathan Schoop is the first to admit his first week with his new team hasn't gone the way he had hoped or expected.
The Milwaukee Brewers acquired the second baseman from Baltimore in the waning moments before the non-waiver trade deadline last Tuesday, hoping he could add some badly needed consistency to what has been an often lackluster offense.
But through six games, Schoop hasn't exactly dazzled. He's committed more errors (four) than he has hits (two) and has struck out 11 times in 25 at-bats.
"It's easy to say, 'Just go out there and hit the ball,'" Schoop said.