Hill went 2-for-2 with an RBI, a run and two walks Saturday against Cincinnati.

EDGE Analysis

Hill was very productive at the plate for the second straight day. After launching two homers Friday, this time the veteran got on base all four times and also added two hits to increase his average to .282. Hill has slashed .377/.473/.623 during May.

Hill went 3-for-4 with two solo homers and a walk in Friday's 9-5 victory over the Reds.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran apparently likes to get his homers out of the way in bunches, as the pair of gopher balls Friday were his first since a three-homer barrage versus the Reds on May 7. Those two games have accounted for all but one of Hill's home runs on the season, and are a big part of a resurgent month in which he's raised his season average over 100 points to .271. He's slashing .360/.448/.613 in May, and although that pace isn't sustainable over the long term, his aforementioned average is right in line with his career figure of .268, meaning that he's likely just ascended back to his natural level of proficiency at the plate.

Hill is not in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Mets.

EDGE Analysis

Hill reached base four times and scored two runs in Saturday's game, but he will be held out in favor of Hernan Perez on Sunday. Hill started at second base the last two times the Brewers faced a left-hander, but he and Perez have split the starts at third base since Scooter Gennett returned to action May 12, with Hill starting five games, and Perez starting his fifth Sunday.

Hill is out of the lineup Sunday against the Padres.

EDGE Analysis

Hill was expected to lose a bit of playing time following the return of Scooter Gennett, but has nonetheless managed to work his way into the lineup for five straight contests. He'll sit Sunday while Gennett mans the keystone, with Hernan Perez getting the call at the hot corner -- another spot that could potentially be occupied by Hill. Since his three-homer game on May 7, Hill is 6-for-22 at the plate with six strikeouts. That being said, May is treating Hill significantly better than April, which should afford the utility infielder some semi-regular playing time moving forward.

Hill is not in the lineup for Monday's game against the Marlins.

EDGE Analysis

Hill is riding a nine-game hitting streak, but that did not stop manager Craig Counsell from holding him out of Monday's lineup. Hill, who has played primarily second base of late, will be replaced in the lineup by Yadiel Rivera.

Hill went 3-for-5 with three homers and seven RBI Saturday at the Reds.

EDGE Analysis

With the Brewers trailing by three runs, he single-handedly produced the next seven runs that would result in the team winning. His second homer of the game sent the game to extra innings, and his grand slam in the 10th inning put them ahead to stay. After a brutal start to the season, he's now hit safely in eight straight games, raising his slash line to .244/.283/.400.

Hill is out of the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Angels.

EDGE Analysis

Hill was replaced in the lineup by Colin Walsh, who will start at third base and bat sixth. Hill has been getting regular playing time at third, but has an unimpressive batting average of .194 on the season, and will get a day of rest on Tuesday. This will be the third game in the last four that Walsh has replaced Hill.

Hill went 1-for-3 with a walk and two runs scored in Monday's victory over the Angels.

EDGE Analysis

Hill still owns an unimpressive .194/.247/.264 slash line on the season, but he has given those numbers a boost of late, going 4-for-11 with a double and two walks over his last three games. He continues to see regular playing time for the Brewers and is alternating between the sixth and seventh spots in the batting order.

Hill will get a rest day in Saturday's matchup with the Phillies.

EDGE Analysis

After going 1-for-4 with a double in Friday's series opener, Hill will get a day off Saturday. He will be replaced in the lineup by Colin Walsh. Walsh is a switch hitter, so the Brewers may be looking to get as many left-handed hitters as possible in the lineup to matchup with the right-handed Charlie Morton. Look fo Hill to return to his usual starting duties Sunday

Hill went 2-for-4 with his first homer of the year, a steal and two runs against the Twins on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

That's a blast from the past for Hill, who came in hitting .154 with a .368 OPS, which is about as bad as it gets. He'll need to offer more offensive production to hold down third base in Milwaukee, but there's also no one banging down the door to take his job.