Last call

• Second baseman Rickie Weeks was scratched from the Brewers' lineup on Tuesday, but Roenicke said there was no need for concern. Weeks wanted to play Wednesday's night game against the Rockies, but wasn't quite ready to work three days in a row. So Scooter Gennett started Tuesday against the Rangers instead.

• The Brewers are planning another round of camp cuts on Wednesday, when the team plays its first night game of the year against the Rockies in Scottsdale, followed by a day off. When they return Friday, 16 exhibitions will remain before Opening Day.

• Right-hander Burke Badenhop, who has faced the minimum 15 batters in five spring innings (including the Brewers' exhibition against Team Canada), was originally listed to pitch against the Rangers, but will work on Wednesday night against the D-backs instead. Fellow relievers John Axford and Jim Henderson, fresh off stints with Canada's World Baseball Classic entry, are also scheduled to pitch Wednesday.