Eric Haase’s contributions were pivotal in the Brewers' first win, providing both offensive power with a home run and excellent game-calling for rookie pitcher Chad Patrick. His preparation included extensive game film analysis, which aided in guiding Patrick through a strong performance.

Haase, who turns 32 on December 18, had a productive season, hitting .273 with a .304 on-base percentage, five home runs, and 14 RBIs in 30 games. Despite the Brewers declining his club option, he remains with the organization and is arbitration eligible.

Eric Haase faced a tough challenge in the first inning, striking out against David Peterson with two runners on base, which helped the Mets escape a potential scoring threat. Despite the Brewers’ efforts to rally, Haase's strikeout was pivotal in maintaining the shutout for Peterson and the Mets.

Eric Haase doubled in a run during the fifth inning and subsequently scored on Brice Turang's single, contributing to the Brewers' offensive effort in their victory over the Pirates. His performance added to the team's strong showing as they approach the postseason.

Eric Haase tied the game for the Brewers with a 438-foot homer in the eighth inning, marking his first long ball since a two-homer game on July 21. His leadoff triple and subsequent scoring contributed significantly to Milwaukee's efforts to rally against the Cardinals.