Ben Sheets has been hot, but he ran into the Twins buzzsaw on Sunday. The ace allowed nine hits and five runs over seven innings. Sheets, who dropped to 9-2, also walked two and struck out seven. He hadn't lost since May 15.Fantasy owners have no reason to worry. Big Ben just had a minor hiccup against a streaking club.

Delmon Young had only one hit on Sunday, but it was a two-run homer, just his second long ball of the year. It came off Brewers ace Ben Sheets.Young is hitting .325 with both homers and seven doubles in June. Overall, we are still disappointed, but Delmon is starting to come out of his shell.

Sheets gives up five runs in loss to Twins

Ben Sheets is having an exceptional year and it may be more than a coincidence that he becomes a free agent when the season ends. Sheets told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that he is eagerly anticipating free agency at the end of the season.Buyer beware. Sheets has had a history of injury problems and lengthy DL stints, but he will still fetch an absurd price on the open market. Some GM will choose to focus only on this most recent campaign.

Ben Sheets is having an exceptional and it may be more than a coincidence that he becomes a free agent when it ends. Sheets told the Journal Sentinel that he is anticipating free agency at the end of the season.Buyer beware. Sheets has had a history of injury problems and lengthy DL stints, but he will still fetch an absurd price on the open market. Some GM will choose to focus only on this most recent campaign.

Sheets' one-run complete game beats Braves

Ben Sheets was in top form Monday, limiting the Braves to one run on four hits and no walks while striking out seven in a complete game effort.You know the deal with Sheets by now. When he's healthy, he's on the of the best of the game. He's been healthy, and his numbers on the year (9-1, 2.59 ERA, 1.04 WHIP) are outstanding.

Ben Sheets will make his 15th start of the season tonight against the Braves in Atlanta, according to MLB.com.The "Brew Crew" is an MLB-best 21-10 since May 20, and Sheets has only allowed 10 earned runs over 42.2 innings over that span (with no losses inherited to his record).

Sheets pitches way to eighth win of season

Sheets fans season-high nine in victory

Sheets takes no-decision

With Brewers SP Ben Sheets going over 120 pitches, RP Salomon Torres came in to record his fifth save Saturday against the Astros. He needed only one out, getting Carlos Lee to hit a fly ball.

Brewers SP Ben Sheets felt like he had enough to get one more batter out, but after 122 pitches, Brewers manager Ned Yost wasn't taking any chances. Sheets got just that close to pitching his third complete game of the season Saturday against the Astros. He gave up seven hits while striking out five and walking one to win for just the second time this month. He was visibly upset when Yost came out to the mound in the ninth, and was still heated after the Brewers celebrated their sixth victory in eight games. "I still feel like I had enough," Sheets said.