Despite still ranking fifth in MLB in runs scored (562) and batting average (.254) this season, the Brewers remain last in baseball with just 103 home runs. A trio of former All-Stars, including one regular season and one World Series MVP, have recently been let go by their teams and the Brewers would be wise to pursue one of them. While the idea of a reunion with the 2012 NL MVP and 2022 Milwaukee outfielder sounds intriguing, the Brewers should resist temptation here as well. Soler posted 12 home runs and 34 RBIs in only 82 contests with the Angels in 2025. Soler isn't a perfect fit for the Brewers' lineup, but he couldn't do much worse than Yelich is right now.