The Milwaukee Brewers have been able to stay afloat so far this season despite a plethora of injuries. Milwaukee's strength is the sum of its parts. Sure, there are All-Star-level guys, like Brice Turang or Jacob Misiorowski, among others. But the Brewers find success year in and year out because of the fact that the club plays the game the right way and gets contributions from all over the place. Look at the 2026 team, for example. The Brewers are 18-15 while playing in a juggernaut division that has every team at least three games above .500, despite missing Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, Andrew Vaughn, Quinn Priester and most recently, Brandon Woodruff. With Milwaukee, it's always the next man up. While this is the case, the Brewers are inching towards potentially needing to make a change at shortstop. Joey Ortiz is the Brewers' starting shortstop and has been great defensively.…