--1B Joe Koshansky was claimed off waivers from Texas and optioned to Class AAA Nashville. 

RHP Trevor Hoffman was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, with a right oblique strain. 

With all eight everyday players returning from a year ago, the focus for the Brewers during spring training was aligning their rotation, piecing together a bullpen and settling a few bench spots. 

--1B Joe Koshansky was claimed off waivers from Texas and optioned to Class AAA Nashville. 

Are you dreaming of a Subway Series this October? Don't hold your breath. 

Coming off a 90-win season and their first postseason appearance since the 1982 World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers now know what it takes to get to the next level. 

Baseball REPORTER 

With all eight everyday players returning from a year ago, the focus for the Brewers during spring training was aligning their rotation, piecing together a bullpen and settling a few bench spots. 

--OF Tony Gwynn Jr. 

The Brewers had a long list of injuries in the first half of camp, but it was paired down toward the end to just two important players -- RHP Trevor Hoffman, the closer, and LF Ryan Braun. 

Jeff Suppan's final tuneup before opening day couldn't have gone much smoother. 

A bad back cost Todd Helton in more ways than one. 

--SS Alcides Escobar was optioned to Class AAA Nashville on April 1, and INF Mike Lamb was released. 

The Brewers had a long list of injuries in the first half of camp, but it was paired down toward the end to just two important players -- RHP Trevor Hoffman, the closer, and LF Ryan Braun. 

With all eight everyday players returning from a year ago, the focus for the Brewers during spring training was aligning their rotation, piecing together a bullpen and settling a few bench spots.