Turang has surged to a .319 clip since the All-Star break (59-for-185), with a .377 OBP, 35 RBI and 33 runs in 48 games. His improved contact—barrel rate up to 8.4% and hard-hit rate to 47.5%—followed by Pallante’s 5.28 ERA and 4.26 xERA, fuels a 1.5 line for hits+runs+RBIs.

Turang added a leadoff homer and showed steady production, contributing to Milwaukee's early threat but ultimately falling short in the Rangers’ 6-3 victory.

Turang’s infield presence and on-base ability add middle-infield flexibility for Milwaukee. His contact and speed provide supplementary run-scoring or stolen-base potential when the Brewers’ offense clicks, offering speculative depth in deeper formats and daily fantasy stacks.

Turang anchors a Brewers rookie wave with speed and contact ability, landing in a top NL rookie discussion. His pace and development support fantasy value as a multi-category contributor, especially in dynasty or keeper formats where long-term upside matters.

Turang’s defense and speed anchor Milwaukee’s infield, providing a contrast to Helman’s power binge in Texas. His glove work and baserunning add value beyond the box score, potentially elevating Brewers’ lineup dynamics as they chase the playoff push.