2B Aaron Hill went 1-for-3 with a walk Sunday, extending his hitting streak to six games. Hill has been on a roll in May, batting .375 with four doubles, five home runs and 13 RBIs while posting a 1.086 OPS in 25 games.

2B Aaron Hill wishes he could face the Cincinnati Reds every day. Three of his first four home runs this season came at the Reds' expense -- all of them in one game -- and he added two more on Friday night to cap a four-hit game in the Milwaukee Brewers' 9-5 victory at Miller Park.Hill's three-hit day continued a solid May. He's batting .360 with four doubles, five home runs and 12 RBIs in 23 games during the month after struggling to a .208 mark in April."It's not about who you're playing, its about sticking with a process and you're work ethic," Hill said. "You can't control the results in the game."Hill paced a Milwaukee attack that combined for 14 hits against six Cincinnati pitchers.

2B Aaron Hill had his 10-game hit streak snapped. He went 0-for-4. In his last chance to extend his streak, he lined out to first base in the eighth inning.

2B Aaron Hill extended his hit streak to 10 games with a second-inning single. Hill went 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Hill is hitting .432 during his hit streak.

2B Aaron Hill extended his hit streak to 10 games with a second-inning single on Tuesday.

3B Aaron Hill is riding a nine-game hitting streak, but manager Craig Counsell elected to rest him and not put him in the starting lineup Monday. Hill walked as a pinch hitter.

2B Aaron Hill has been working with hitting coach Darnell Coles on some minor adjustments at the plate. "We've been happy with the at-bats," Hill said. "The results just haven't been there." Until Saturday night when Hill went deep three times. Hill recorded his sixth multi-home run game on Saturday with his second and third homers of the season in consecutive at-bats in the sixth and eighth innings. He then hit his second career grand slam in the tenth inning to tie a franchise record with seven RBIs.

3B Aaron Hill singled and hit hit his first home run of the season Wednesday in Milwaukee's 10-5 victory over Minnesota. Hill came into the game mired in a season-opening slump; he was batting just .154 without a single extra-base hit.

3B Aaron Hill's early-season slump continued as he went 0-for-3 against Cardinals LHP Jaime Garcia, dropping his average to .111 in 27 at-bats. If Milwaukee is to exceed modest expectations this year, guys such as Hill must provide protection for Ryan Braun and Jonathan Lucroy in the order's middle. Hill is bound to start hitting at some point, but his lack of production is hurting an offense currently averaging only 3.1 runs per game.

3B Aaron Hill went 1-for-4 and recorded his first RBIs of the season Sunday, driving in a pair with a first-inning single against LHP Dallas Keuchel. Hill has been off to a slow start this season with Milwaukee. Through six games, he's 3-for-20 (.150) at the plate with five strikeouts.

INF Aaron Hill will be counted on for veteran leadership and versatility for the rebuilding Brewers. Acquired from Arizona in the Jean Segura trade, Hill will likely be the team's opening day starter at third base and could also see time in a platoon with Scooter Gennett at second. Hill batted .302 in 2012, his first full season with the Diamondbacks, but since then has gone .253 at the plate while averaging nine home runs and 47 RBIs. In 116 games last season, he batted .230 with six homers and 39 RBIs. Should he get off to a good start, expect his name to come up often as the trade deadline approaches.

INF Aaron Hill, RHP Chase Anderson, SS Isan Diaz and cash were dealt by the Diamondbacks to the Brewers in exchange for SS Jean Segura and RHP Tyler Wagner. Hill spent the last 4 1/2 seasons with the Diamondbacks and had a sub-par season in 2015, when he batted .230 with six home runs and 39 RBIs. Hill, who turns 34 in March, has hit 26 or more home runs three times during his 11 seasons in the majors with the Toronto Blue Jays and Arizona."Chase is a young starting pitcher who has already enjoyed success at the major-league level. Aaron has a long history of production and positional versatility," Brewers GM David Stearns said in a statement.

Hill went 3-for-5 with two doubles and two RBI in a blowout loss to the Astros on Friday.

Hill used to be an All-Star candidate in the past, but he's been relegated to a utility player this season. All the numbers are down across the board, as he holds a .23 average with six home runs and 39 RBI in 114 games this season. The one surprise are the seven steals, as it's the fourth-highest total in his 10-year career.

Hill (hamstring) is back in the lineup Friday against the Giants.

Hill had been suffering from a hamstring injury and a sore hand, holding him out of the starting lineup since late August. He had been able to serve as a pinch-hitter each of the last two games, but it appears he's back to full health as he'll man the keystone and bat fifth.

Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Aaron Hill, who has been out of the starting lineup since late August because of a hamstring injury and sore hand, will return Friday against the San Francisco Giants, according to the team's official website.

Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Aaron Hill, who has been out of the starting lineup since late August because of a hamstring injury and sore hand, will return Friday against the San Francisco Giants, according to the team's official website. Hill has pinch hit in each of the last two games, but he is in the lineup Friday batting fifth.

Hill (hamstring) remains sidelined with an injured hamstring.

It was thought that Hill would be able to return at some point this week, but he is still unable to take the field due to his sore hamstring, and it's not clear when he will be able to play next.

Hill (hamstring) could be back in the lineup by mid-week, reports Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic.

Hill, who has battled both the hamstring and a sore hand recently, could find playing time tough to come by down the stretch as the D-backs take a look at younger players for 2016. Hill has had a second consecutive disappointing season, posting just a .234/.299/.339 line in just 311 plate appearances, and the 33-year-old appears near the end of the line in his career.

Hill (hand) is not in the lineup for the first game of Tuesday's doubleheader, Nick Piecoro of azcentral sports reports.

Hill is dealing with both a hand and hamstring injury, and it appears unlikely that he'll play Tuesday or Wednesday. Manager Chip Hale said he'd prefer to keep Hill out of action in the high altitude of Colorado. Phil Gosselin is in the lineup for Game 1 in Hill's place.

Hill was unavailable for a second straight game Monday against the Rockies due to a hand injury, the Associated Press reports.

The injury is seemingly minor, with manager Chip Hale offering that Hill may be able to play in one game of Tuesday's doubleheader. In any event, with Hill batting only .231 and not viewed as a long-term piece by the Diamondbacks, it seems likely that Chris Owings will continue to receive the bulk of the starts at second base down the stretch as the team looks to give more opportunities to their younger players.

Hill went 3-for-5 with a two-run home run (his fifth), a double and two runs scored Tuesday in a win over the Phillies.

Hill has made four starts in the past seven games and is 6-for-17 in those games with two walks (.353/.400/.588). It's been a disappointing season for the veteran, but his .225/.294/.339 line on the season is very similar to the mark he posted last year (albeit in half the plate appearances), suggesting he may be at the end of the line as a productive major league hitter.