Brewers Offseason Moves: Who's on the Radar for Infield Upgrades? 

As the offseason approaches, the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves at a crossroads, particularly in the infield. With Willy Adames hitting free agency, the team has some intriguing decisions to make. Will they stick with their promising young infielders, or will they look to shake things up with new additions?

Let’s dive into some potential targets: Nicky Lopez, Josh Rojas, Oswaldo Cabrera, and Ty France. Each of these players brings a unique skill set to the table, but the question remains—are any of them the right fit for the Brewers?

Nicky Lopez might be a low-risk, high-reward option, but does he really elevate the team? Or is he just another bench player in a lineup that already has depth? On the other hand, Josh Rojas has shown flashes of potential but has yet to break out. Could he be the player to help solidify the infield, or would the Brewers be better off investing in a more established name?

Oswaldo Cabrera is an exciting prospect with versatility, but is he worth the potential trade cost? And what about Ty France? After a disappointing season, can he bounce back and provide the power the Brewers need at first base, or is he a gamble that could backfire?

Let’s hear your thoughts! Which of these players do you think the Brewers should target, and why? Are there other names you believe should be on their radar? What’s your bold prediction for the Brewers’ infield next season? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!