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Brice Turang was scratched from Sunday’s lineup for the Milwaukee Brewers with an illness, a late change that left the team and fans waiting for an update about his availability for Monday’s trip to St. Louis.
Manager gives a cautious update on Turang’s status
After the loss, manager Pat Murphy described Turang’s condition as uncertain. According to beat reporter Todd Rosiak on X, Murphy called it a “wait-and-see” situation on whether Turang will be fit to play in St. Louis the next day.
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Brice Turang, Brewers update: Pat Murphy takes wait-and-see approach
Team officials have not declared a timeline. The club plans to monitor Turang overnight and make a final call before the Cardinals series opener.
How the Brewers fared in the finale against the Nationals
Milwaukee could not complete a three-game sweep in Washington. The Brewers dropped Sunday’s game 3-2 after taking the first two.
- Jacob Misiorowski exited the game injured while holding a lead.
- The offense failed to rally enough runs after his departure.
- Turang’s absence was felt in the middle of the lineup.
Turang’s offensive profile this season
Turang has provided steady production at the plate for the Brewers. His slash line and peripheral numbers show growing consistency.
- Batting average: .291
- On-base percentage: .428
- Home runs: 4
- RBIs: 20
- Runs scored: 27
- Stolen bases: 7 (caught twice)
Before missing Sunday’s game, he was riding a five-game hitting streak. In the three-game series at Washington he was 2-for-7, drew three walks and scored once.
From elite defense to rising offense: Turang’s development
Turang’s reputation began with his defense. He has been recognized with top-fielding honors and later saw his offense catch up.
- Won a Gold Glove at second base and received the Platinum Glove as the top fielder in the National League.
- Has since posted month-to-month offensive improvements and is projected to record career highs in slugging and OPS if trends continue.
Where the Brewers stand and what’s next on the schedule
Milwaukee sits at 18-15 on the season, placing fourth in the NL Central. The club heads to St. Louis for a three-game series beginning Monday.
- Series opener: Monday in St. Louis.
- Roster decisions, including Turang’s status, are expected before first pitch.
