The Milwaukee Brewers are in desperate need of offensive upgrades for the 2025 season, especially following the departure of Willy Adames to San Francisco, who contributed significantly with 31 home runs and 112 RBIs. In an effort to replace that production, the Brewers have acquired Caleb Durbin, an infield prospect. However, Durbin is struggling, hitting just .187 since his promotion. The need for impactful additions has become urgent, particularly after being shut out multiple times this month.

Several potential trade targets have emerged for the Brewers. First, there's Yoan Moncada from the Los Angeles Angels, who signed a one-year deal after the Brewers opted for younger infielders. Moncada has shown promise with a .873 OPS, although his health has caused him to miss games. A trade for Moncada could bolster the Brewers' infield without hindering their young talent development.

Another appealing candidate is Amed Rosario of the Washington Nationals. He has been performing well, hitting .293, and his versatility could address the Brewers' needs at multiple positions. Lastly, a more ambitious target for the Brewers could be Bo Bichette from the Toronto Blue Jays, who is currently a critical player for a contending team. The Brewers would need to be in a strong position to make a deal if the Blue Jays falter.