5 Milwaukee Brewers Players Who Have Played Like All-Stars So Far In 2016

By Bryan Zarpentine

It may sound odd to hear, but the Milwaukee Brewers haven’t been half bad this year. The team is very much in the rebuilding stages, but there has been plenty of bright spots for the Brewers in 2016. When all is said and done, Milwaukee is going to have quite a few players with a legitimate chance of making the National League All-Star team this year.

5 Milwaukee Brewers Players Who Have Played Like All-Stars So Far In 2016
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5. Matt Garza

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Garza has made just two appearances since returning from injury, but he's looked good, shutting down two quality offensive clubs. He probably won't make the All-Star team, but there's no denying he's pitched at a high level since coming back.

5. Matt Garza

Garza has made just two appearances since returning from injury, but he's looked good, shutting down two quality offensive clubs. He probably won't make the All-Star team, but there's no denying he's pitched at a high level since coming back.

4. Jeremy Jeffress

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It'll be hard for Milwaukee's closer to standout amongst his competition and actually make the All-Star team, but he's converted 19 of his 20 save opportunities and has been a steady and consistent contributor for the Brewers.

4. Jeremy Jeffress

It'll be hard for Milwaukee's closer to standout amongst his competition and actually make the All-Star team, but he's converted 19 of his 20 save opportunities and has been a steady and consistent contributor for the Brewers.

3. Jonathan Villar

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There's always tough competition at shortstop, but Villar has been impressive this season, hitting close to .300 and providing a fair amount of power. It would not be undeserved to see him earning a reserve role on the NL All-Star team.

3. Jonathan Villar

There's always tough competition at shortstop, but Villar has been impressive this season, hitting close to .300 and providing a fair amount of power. It would not be undeserved to see him earning a reserve role on the NL All-Star team.

2. Ryan Braun

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Obviously, Braun isn't going to win a popularity contest, but his numbers say he's a legitimate All-Star contender. With 12 home runs and 13 doubles, Braun has an OPS over .900 and is having one of his best seasons in several years.

2. Ryan Braun

Obviously, Braun isn't going to win a popularity contest, but his numbers say he's a legitimate All-Star contender. With 12 home runs and 13 doubles, Braun has an OPS over .900 and is having one of his best seasons in several years.

1. Jonathan Lucroy

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Lucroy will most likely be Milwaukee's All-Star this season, as he continues to assert himself as one of the best catchers in baseball. His defense is solid and he does more offensively than just about any catcher in the game.

1. Jonathan Lucroy

Lucroy will most likely be Milwaukee's All-Star this season, as he continues to assert himself as one of the best catchers in baseball. His defense is solid and he does more offensively than just about any catcher in the game.

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