Can you name the 2011 Milwaukee Brewers? by KLSnow

Clue	Player
Appeared in the outfield for the first time ever on April 19.
Pitched two scoreless innings for his first career win in an extra-inning victory on April 18.
Randy Wolf's personal catcher.
The only Brewer to appear in 162 games.
Set a new career high with 51 walks.
The first Brewer to pitch 200+ innings with a WHIP under 2 since Dave Bush in 2006.
The only Brewer to play first, second, third base and shortstop.
Grounded into 19 double plays, leading the team.
The youngest Brewer.
Made his major league debut on September 14.
Allowed an earned run in his first appearance of the season in April, then didn't allow another until July 4 (22 appearances).
Made 28 starts for the second straight season.
Set a new career high with four home runs.
Stole 16 bases in 18 attempts.
Only pitched 29 innings, but had a 1.86 ERA.
Led the Brewers with 212.1 innings pitched.
His 86 strikeouts tied for the third most ever by a Brewer who only made relief appearances.
Was on the roster but not used from July 18-August 5.
Made his first All Star appearance.
Made his major league debut and only plate appearance on July 28.
Pitched the Brewers' only complete game.
Made his major league debut on September 3, but didn't get a plate appearance until the 17th.
Finished second on the team with 72 games pitched.
Among players with at least 50 ABs, the only one with a batting average under .150.

Clue	Player
Pitched more innings (13) than any other Brewer that did not allow a home run.
Made one start as a Brewer, and played center field.
Had three hits as a Brewer in 2011, and played four positions (1B, 3B, LF, DH)
Played in center field for the first time since 2009.
His three relief appearances were his first since September 13, 2009
Played in a career high 136 games.
Made 14 relief appearances before May 5, none after.
Led the Brewers in sac flies with 10.
Acquired from the Yankees in March, sent back to the Yankees in June.
Faced 31 batters in 2011: Eight righties and 23 lefties.
Went 0-for-7 as a pinch hitter, never played in the field.
Picked up the win in three of his last four appearances, but didn't appear in the majors after June 3.
Set a Brewer franchise record with 10.5 strikeouts per nine innings.
The oldest Brewer.
Made 22 plate appearances as a Brewer: 16 batting right handed, and six batting left handed.
Started one game at catcher, and played all 13 innings.
Finished sixth on the team with a career-high 92.2 IP.
Appeared in the majors for the first time since 2003.
Of the 22 pitchers who appeared in a game for the Brewers, he was the only one to finish with less than two innings.
The Brewer leader in hits, runs, doubles, triples and stolen bases.
Made his major league debut on August 31.
Made 16 appearances as a Brewer between July 29-August 20, eleven at second base.
Played five positions, including 27 games at second base.
Made his major league debut as a pinch runner on September 2.

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