28-year old righty swinging Bill Hall will be changing positions again this year for the Brewers. With Mike Cameron taking over as the starting center fielder and Ryan Braun moving from third base to left field, it appears that Hall will be the starter at 3B for the Brewers this season. Hall played in 136 games for the Brewers last season and he was 115 for 452 (.254 avg, .740 OPS) with 59 runs scored, 14 homers and 63 RBIs. Hall has now played in 627 games in his career with the Brewers and he is 543 for 2,058 (.264 avg, .787 OPS) with 298 runs scored, 81 homers, 288 RBIs and 43 stolen bases. Look for Hall to be better this season for the Brewers because he appears to hit better as an infielder.

The Brewers have signed 31-year old, switch hitting Abraham Nunez to a minor league contract. Nunez can handle any position in the infield except first base defensively. Nunez played in 136 games last season for the Phillies and he was 59 for 252 (.234 avg, .600 OPS) with 24 runs scored, 0 homers and 16 RBIs. Nunez has now played in 1,028 games in his major league career and he is 601 for 2,484 (.242 avg, .627 OPS) with 286 runs scored, 18 homers, 209 RBIs and 38 stolen bases.

The Brewers have signed outfielder Mike Cameron to a 1-year contract with an option for 2010. Cameron will miss the first 25 games of the 2008 season due to a league suspension. Cameron played in 151 games last season for the Padres and he was 138 for 571 (.242 avg, .759 OPS) with 88 runs scored, 21 homers, 78 RBIs and 18 stolen bases. Cameron has now played in 1,560 games in his major league career and he is 1,366 of 5,452 (.251 avg, .786 OPS) with 866 runs scored, 216 homers, 786 RBIs and 272 stolen bases. Cameron also brings his often Golden Glove to center field which will be a huge improvement for the Brewers there.