With the postseason just around the corner, the Brewers have several roster decisions to make before they embark on what is hopefully a deep playoff run. The following two players might not be at the front of Brewers fans’ minds when they think about who will be in the dugout in October, but each of them has a case for Milwaukee's postseason roster. The main restriction on the postseason roster is that teams aren't allowed to carry more than 13 pitchers. Should Lockridge be included on the postseason roster, don't expect him to start any games or even get more than a handful of at-bats, if that. Certainly, if all of them are healthy for the Brewers’ first postseason series, which begins on October 4, the postseason roster will look much different than if only some or none of them are ready to return.