6 players who are entering their final days on the Brewers

Jake Bauers

While Adames has excelled, Bauers has faltered in what will likely be his only year on the Brewers. The five-year veteran has filled a necessary role on the club this year, but he hasn't exactly done anything at an above-average clip.

Bauers, 28, has 11 home runs and 40 RBI through 102 games played this year. He's gotten more playing time this season than he ever has before but he's largely failed to do anything noteworthy with the additional leash. His .194 average is easily the lowest on the team and his 85 OPS+ puts him 15 percent below league-average at the plate.

For a Brewers club destined for the postseason this year and next, production like this is simply not going to cut it. This year, only seven players in the NL (min. 200 PA) have a lower batting average than Bauers and his wRC+ is also comfortably in the bottom half of the league.

The fact of the matter is that the Brewers should easily be able to find a replacement at first base/corner outfield in the offseason. Even if they don't have a ton of money to play with, finding an upgrade (even if it's internal in the form of a Tyler Black promotion) to fill this role is not going to be too difficult for them.