Ben Sheets came off the disabled list to give the sagging Brewers a lift, and Ryan Braun hit a bases-loaded double during a four-run seventh inning Wednesday night in a 6-1 victory over the Cubs.

The Brewers will bring ace right-hander Ben Sheets off the disabled list Wednesday to start against the Cubs.

Giants slugger Barry Bonds hit his 761st home run on Friday night, a towering shot off Milwaukee's Chris Capuano that bounced on the boardwalk before splashing into McCovey Cove.

The slumping Brewers will only be without Prince Fielder for two games, as his suspension of three games was reduced by Major League Baseball on Friday.

It did not take long for the Brewers to end Diamondbacks righthander Brandon Webb's scoreless innings streak.

Brewers first baseman and National League home run leader Prince Fielder was suspended three games by Major League Baseball for his run-in with umpire Wally Bell on Sunday in Houston.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Ned Yost is not one to announce he is contemplating a change in starting pitchers until the schedule forces his hand.

Brewers infielder Tony Graffanino will miss the rest of the season because of an injured right knee.