MLB's trade deadline took place just over one month ago, and the Milwaukee Brewers, like many contenders, made moves aimed at improving their roster for the stretch run. So far, roughly one month removed, the Brewers' trade deadline additions have had an overall underwhelming impact on the club, in large part due to their most potentially impactful addition going down with a season-ending injury. Checking in on the Milwaukee Brewers' trade deadline acquisitionsDanny JansenAppleton native Danny Jansen was the Brewers’ first addition at this year’s trade deadline, marking his second consecutive season being moved in the middle of the season. How the Brewers' moves compare to the rest of the leagueMilwaukee’s trade deadline moves didn’t dominate headlines like San Diego’s acquisitions of Mason Miller, Ramón Laureano, Ryan O'Hearn, and Nestor Cortés, or Houston’s reunion with Carlos Correa. While the Brewers' trade deadline may have lacked excitement seen elsewhere, nor signaled an "all-in" strategy by going after bigger names, it reflected a team that didn’t need to make drastic changes.