Chew on these interesting Brewers stats and facts as September starts

As we begin September, the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves in an intriguing position. While August didn't end on a high note, with Brice Turang batting just .175 during the month, the team still holds a strong position in the National League Central with a seven-game lead over the Chicago Cubs.

Turang's inconsistent performance over the past two years has been noteworthy, with the second-worst month of his career. However, this pattern of alternating good and bad months is not uncommon for him. In fact, his stats since the start of 2025 show a remarkable consistency, with a notable spike in performance during the latter half of each season.

The team is also dealing with a change in leadership, as Aaron Ashby's win totals have dropped. Currently, he stands at 13-2, trailing behind Boston's Sonny Gray and Philadelphia's Cristopher Sánchez, who each have 16 wins.

Looking at the larger picture, the Brewers are tied for last in home runs, a statistic that has somewhat diminished the dream of Ashby leading the league in wins. Yet, the team is still ranked well in key categories such as home runs in scoring position and has five players with double-digit home run totals. This unique combination of stats suggests that the Brewers might still be a strong contender in the playoff race.