Keeping Ramirez healthy is the key for a good season.

The Milwaukee Brewers all-star third baseman Aramis Ramirez will have to have another great season for the Brew Crew to succeed in 2015.  Ramirez stated in January that this will likely be his final season in the MLB.  He had a terrific season last year, starting third-base at the all-star game.  He finished hitting 2.85 with 66 RBI’s and 15 homeruns. The Brewers depth at third-base is awful, and it could spell disaster if Ramirez gets injured.  It would be awesome if Aramis could play 150-games but that doesn’t seem likely because he turns 37 in June and last year he played 133 games.  The main backup will be Jason Rogers who basically has no major league experience but he did play some late season games for the Brewers last season.  The other option would be young  Luis Jimenez who Milwaukee claimed in waivers over the offseason.  Jimenez only batted 1.62 in 18 games for the Los Angeles Angels.  The key for the Milwaukee Brewers is keeping Aramis Ramirez healthy. If not, it will be a long season for the playoff bound Milwaukee BrewersThe Milwaukee Brewers all-star third baseman Aramis Ramirez will have to have another great season for the Brew Crew to succeed in 2015.  Ramirez stated in January that this will likely be his final season in the MLB.  He had a terrific season last year, starting third-base at the all-star game.  He finished hitting 2.85 with 66 RBI’s and 15 homeruns. The Brewers depth at third-base is awful, and it could spell disaster if Ramirez gets injured.  It would be awesome if Aramis could play 150-games but that doesn’t seem likely because he turns 37 in June and last year he played 133 games.  The main backup will be Jason Rogers who basically has no major league experience but he did play some late season games for the Brewers last season.  The other option would be young  Luis Jimenez who Milwaukee claimed in waivers over the offseason.  Jimenez only batted 1.62 in 18 games for the Los Angeles Angels.  The key for the Milwaukee Brewers is keeping Aramis Ramirez healthy. If not, it will be a long season for the playoff bound Milwaukee Brewers