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MILWAUKEE With Ryan Braun slumping and Jesus Aguilar swinging one of the hottest bats in the National League, Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell had no choice but to make the change.
And so, for the first time since 2014 — and just the 16th time in his career Braun found himself hitting fifth in Counsell’s lineup Monday against St. Louis and likely will be in that spot again Tuesday night when the three-game series with the Cardinals continues at Miller Park.
“Jesus has been probably as hot as any hitter in baseball for the last couple of weeks. Ryan’s just off the DL. So, right now this is kind of, to me, the best construction for us. Quite frankly, Ryan had the same idea because of what Jesus has been doing. So, he was very cool with it.”
Braun was even more cool with it after going 3-for-3 with a double, a walk, an RBI and three runs scored in Milwaukee’s 8-3 victory Monday afternoon. His three hits tied a season high, set April 25 — which also marked the last time Braun recorded a multi-hit game.
“It doesn’t change much but the innings you’d typically get your at-bats in are a little bit different,” Braun said. “I’ve been really unlucky hitting third this season, so maybe moving to fifth changed my luck a little bit.”
Braun has reached base in five straight games since returning from the 10-day disabled list. He has five home runs and 22 RBIs this season but is batting just .245.
“I know I swung the bats a lot better than the numbers would indicate to this point,” Braun said. “My batting average on balls in play is way lower than it’s been at any point in my career even though I’ve been hitting balls hard. At some point, you have to change something up and your luck changes a it. It was a good start today.”
MILWAUKEE With Ryan Braun slumping and Jesus Aguilar swinging one of the hottest bats in the National League, Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell had no choice but to make the change.
And so, for the first time since 2014 — and just the 16th time in his career Braun found himself hitting fifth in Counsell’s lineup Monday against St. Louis and likely will be in that spot again Tuesday night when the three-game series with the Cardinals continues at Miller Park.
“Jesus has been probably as hot as any hitter in baseball for the last couple of weeks. Ryan’s just off the DL. So, right now this is kind of, to me, the best construction for us. Quite frankly, Ryan had the same idea because of what Jesus has been doing. So, he was very cool with it.”
Braun was even more cool with it after going 3-for-3 with a double, a walk, an RBI and three runs scored in Milwaukee’s 8-3 victory Monday afternoon. His three hits tied a season high, set April 25 — which also marked the last time Braun recorded a multi-hit game.
“It doesn’t change much but the innings you’d typically get your at-bats in are a little bit different,” Braun said. “I’ve been really unlucky hitting third this season, so maybe moving to fifth changed my luck a little bit.”
Braun has reached base in five straight games since returning from the 10-day disabled list. He has five home runs and 22 RBIs this season but is batting just .245.
“I know I swung the bats a lot better than the numbers would indicate to this point,” Braun said. “My batting average on balls in play is way lower than it’s been at any point in my career even though I’ve been hitting balls hard. At some point, you have to change something up and your luck changes a it. It was a good start today.”
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