The Brewers will have to hold the fort for the next week or so after losing shortstop Cooper Pratt to an injury a few days ago. Cooper Pratt has become quite the important player for the Milwaukee Brewers, solidifying the shortstop position for the NL Central leader. The good news at least is that, as per manager Pat Murphy, the 21-year-old shortstop is making “solid progress” in his rehab. Soft tissue injuries require extreme caution from the medical staff, and for such a young player in Pratt, the Brewers are surely going to bring him along slowly. The Brewers signed him to an eight-year, $50.75 million extension before he even made his debut in MLB.