Brewers face power hitting concerns as postseason approaches

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Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Brewers face power hitting concerns as postseason approaches
Summary

The Milwaukee Brewers have already secured a playoff spot and the NL Central title with nine games remaining this season. While their pitching and defense are strong, concerns have emerged regarding their offensive power, as highlighted by ESPN's David Schoenfield. The Brewers are tied for 28th in MLB with just 147 home runs, falling significantly behind the league-leading Chicago Cubs, who have 211. With October approaching, their ability to succeed may hinge on improving this power deficit. The Brewers, led by Jacob Misiorowski and some capable hitters, will need to boost their home run production to increase postseason viability.

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  • Brewers clinched NL Central with nine games left this season.
  • Tied for 28th in MLB with 147 home runs.
  • Only two players have over 20 home runs this year.
  • October will test their offensive capabilities.
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This 'fatal flaw' of the Braves is a total overreaction from an ESPN analyst.

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This one issue for the Brewers could really derail their postseason run.

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