David Hamilton becomes everyday starter for Brewers amid offensive surge
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 5:52 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Milwaukee Brewers utility player David Hamilton is finding success after being traded from the Boston Red Sox. Hamilton has started in 48 of the Brewers' 63 games this season, a significant increase compared to his 49 starts last year with Boston. Recently, he demonstrated improved hitting, slashing.270/.341/.541 in his last 11 games, which includes three home runs and four stolen bases. The Brewers have appreciated his defensive versatility as he covers both shortstop and third base. Adjustments to his swing have resulted in a better overall performance, contributing to the team's strong showing.
- •Hamilton started 48 games for the Brewers this season.
- •He is slashing.270/.341/.541 in his last 11 games.
- •Hamilton has hit three home runs in those 11 games.
- •He has also contributed four stolen bases and four walks.
- •The Brewers have adjusted his swing for better offensive results.
- 5:52 PMYahoo Sports — Former Red Sox Utility Player Surging For New Team; Quietly Becoming Everyday Starter
"The Boston Red Sox traded David Hamilton to the Milwaukee Brewers in the offseason, and as of late, he is surging at the plate.
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