News: Brewers 2B Ray Durham (shoulder) did not return to the starting lineup Sunday against the Pirates. He has missed the last four games and remains day to day.

Analysis: Durham has recently picked up his production for the Brewers since being acquired in a trade from San Francisco, but he is still nothing more than a backup second baseman and reserve NL-only Fantasy option

News: Brewers 2B Ray Durham (shoulder) did not return to the starting lineup Saturday at the Pirates. He has missed the last three games and remains day to day.

Analysis: Durham has recently picked up his production for the Brewers since being acquired in a trade from San Francisco, but he is still nothing more than a backup second baseman and reserve NL-only Fantasy option

Brewers manager Ned Yost said he had planned all along to start Durham in the first game of the series and Rickie Weeks in the second game, so it's likely that Durham will return in short order.

News: Milwaukee 2B Ray Durham remained out of the lineup on Wednesday against the Cardinals with a shoulder problem. Durham was hurt in Tuesday's game against St. Louis.

Analysis: Durham had hits in four of his last five games with five RBI before getting injured Tuesday. Durham doesn't play everyday, however, and is just an NL-only option, when healthy

Ray Durham left Tuesday night's game against the Cardinals with a sprained shoulder and according the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Durham is not in the lineup for tonight's game.There has been no news on how serious the shoulder injury is as of yet.

Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers 2B Ray Durham (shoulder) is not in the team's lineup Wednesday, Aug. 27, after straining his right shoulder Tuesday, Aug. 26.

The Associated Press' R.B. Fallstrom reports Milwaukee Brewers 2B Ray Durham (shoulder) left the contest Tuesday night, Aug. 26, with a right shoulder strain after six innings.

Durham's hit safely in four straight starts, lacing two doubles with five RBIs and five runs scored in the process. The veteran infielder continues to battle with Ricky Weeks for regular second-base duties in Milwaukee, but may rewarded with an uncontested starting gig if he's able to maintain his current pace. Stay tuned.

News: Milwaukee 2B Ray Durham went 1-for-3 on Tuesday night against the Cardinals and scored two runs. Durham also walked and stole his 8th base of the season before leaving with a right shoulder strain after six innings. It was unclear how he was injured.

Analysis: Durham had hits in four of his last five games with five RBI before getting injured Tuesday. Durham doesn't play everyday, however, and is just an NL-only option, when healthy

Ray Durham left Tuesday’s game in the seventh inning with a right shoulder strain. He's considered day-to-day. Rickie Weeks will likely start over him at second base for the next few days.Related: Rickie Weeks

Ray Durham left Tuesday's game with a sprained shoulder.We'll give you more info on Durham when we get it.

Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers 2B Ray Durham will start at second base Tuesday, Aug. 26.

News: Brewers 2B Ray Durham started in Rickie Weeks' place Monday against the Astros as he was out with a sprained thumb. Durham had three hits in the game, including two doubles, and three RBI. He now has 29 doubles and 38 RBI on the season.

Analysis: Durham came into the game 8-for-43 since being acquired from San Francisco on July 20. He has five RBI in his last two games, but won't be an everyday player until Weeks is out of the lineup for several weeks. He is merely day to day. Consider Durham a low-end NL-only Fantasy option

The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers 2B Ray Durham recorded three hits and drove in three runs Monday, Aug. 18. Durham was 8-for-43 since joining the team July 20.

Durham got the start at second as Rickie Weeks is sidelined with a thumb injury. Durham is now hitting .233 (7-for-30) with a homer, three doubles and six RBIs for August.

Ray Durham drove in three runs that helped the Brewers beat the Astros on Monday. Durham doubled in the fourth inning, scoring Jason Kendall. He then singled in the sixth to score Kendall again and finished off the Brew Crew's scoring with another double in the eighth that also scored Kendall. Durham is hitting .283 with 38 RBI this season.

Ray Durham drove in three runs that helped the Brewers beat the Astros on Monday. Durham doubled in the fourth inning, scoring Jason Kendall. He then singled in the sixth to score Kendall again and finished off the Brew Crew's scoring with another double that also scored Kendall. Durham is hitting .283 with 38 RBI this season.

News: The Sports Xchange notes that Ray Durham is batting .189 (7-for-37) since the Brewers acquired him from San Francisco after the All-Star break.

Analysis: The Brewers got Durham to spell Rickie Weeks once or twice a week. For now, Durham remains nothing more than a low-end NL-only option

Nice to see the breakout for Durham, who'd gone just 3-for-18 (.167) in his last eight contests. Though he maintains a solid .286 combined average on the year, the veteran second baseman's fantasy value has taken a dive since he was dealt to the Brewers, as he's been scrounging for playing time with Rickie Weeks starting in front of him. Keep an eye out to see if Durham's able to hit his way into increased at-bats moving forward.

Ray Durham homered, doubled and walked Saturday versus the Nationals. The solo homer gave him his first RBI as a Brewer. Rickie Weeks still has the nifty .290/.400/.452 line since the All-Star break, but he isn't getting a chance to start more than two games in a row. However, it's hard to blame manager Ned Yost for wanting to keep Durham involved. That neither is a realistic option at any position other than second makes for a difficult situation.

News: The Sports Xchange notes that Ray Durham is batting only .185 (5 for 27) since being acquired from San Francisco on July 20.

Analysis: The Brewers got Durham to spell Rickie Weeks once or twice a week. For now, Durham remains nothing more than a low-end NL-only option

Anthony Witrado, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers 2B Ray Durham is in the starting lineup Saturday, Aug. 9.