Milwaukee Brewers

Gorzelanny will pitch out of the bullpen, where he has a 2.30 ERA in 15 2/3 innings. 

Lucroy finished with a run and an RBI. All three hits were singles. Lucroy had been in a terrible slump since his OPS peaked at .768 on April 20. From then until Tuesday night, he was hitting an atrocious .169/.241/.225 without a home run.

The Brewers continue to take it easy on Ramirez and his balky knee. Ramirez may start playing more consecutive games soon, but it seems safe to assume he'll sit every day game after a night game for the near future.

Figaro has a 3.24 ERA in 14 relief appearances, and has made four starts at the major-league level. He has an 8.31 ERA in 17 1/3 innings as a starter. 

Fiers will get the nod with starter Kyle Lohse out due to elbow irritation. Fiers has a 5.93 ERA in eight appearances; he allowed six runs on nine hits over five innings against Arizona in his only start of the year.

How far he'll fall remains to be seen since he's clearly still progressing as a player, but judging from his lack of plate discipline, I'd say he profiles as about a .280 hitter. With his combination of power and speed, that's enough to keep him a regular starter in most Fantasy leagues, but he could have some rough patches ahead.

During these times when he tests your patience, just remember your enthusiasm when he was carrying your Fantasy team in early May. It's not like he's a different player now. He's just streaking a different way.

Burgos was initially expected to be optioned to Triple-A, but the team apparently found an issue in his shoulder before making the move. Tom Gorzelanny was activated from the DL to take Burgos' place on the active roster. 

"Definitely,” Narveson told MLB.com. "That's what [I] want to do, but you also want to help the team win any way you can."

Narveson faced live hitters Friday in batting practice, the same day the Brewers placed starter Hiram Burgos on the disabled list. It is not clear whether he will have a spot available for him in the rotation when he returns, but his presence will give the team another option.

Narveson has pitched just 11 innings over the last two seasons, as he underwent surgery on his pitching shoulder early in 2012. 

Betancourt, who had just one hit in his previous six games, is batting .308 with two RBI and as many walks as strikeouts (two) in his last four.

Betancourt is hitting .232 on the season, but just .178 overall in the month of May, with two home runs. 

"He could go out and pitch," manager Ron Roenicke said. "But because he didn't have a spring training, we would rather try to get rid of this, so we're going to bump him a start."

Lohse is expected to return to the mound at some point in the team's series in Minnesota next week, which runs from Monday through Thursday. The elbow is not expected to require a disabled list trip.

Lohse is 1-5 with a 3.79 ERA since joining the team.