Eric Haase's designation for assignment underscores the impact of Jansen’s arrival, highlighting the team's difficult roster decisions as they aim for a playoff push.

Eric Haase managed to hit a home run off Valdez, showcasing his power but ultimately being one of the few highlights for the Brewers in a lopsided loss.

Eric Haase’s contributions were pivotal in the Brewers' first win, providing both offensive power with a home run and excellent game-calling for rookie pitcher Chad Patrick. His preparation included extensive game film analysis, which aided in guiding Patrick through a strong performance.

Haase, who turns 32 on December 18, had a productive season, hitting .273 with a .304 on-base percentage, five home runs, and 14 RBIs in 30 games. Despite the Brewers declining his club option, he remains with the organization and is arbitration eligible.

Eric Haase faced a tough challenge in the first inning, striking out against David Peterson with two runners on base, which helped the Mets escape a potential scoring threat. Despite the Brewers’ efforts to rally, Haase's strikeout was pivotal in maintaining the shutout for Peterson and the Mets.