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1:10 pm EDT Mon May 31, 2010

Earlier this month, Hanley Ramirez was benched for failing to hustle. The Florida Marlins star has had no such issues when facing the Milwaukee Brewers. Ramirez will try to extend a lengthy hitting streak against Milwaukee on Monday when the Brewers and Marlins open a four-game set at Sun Life Stadium. The shortstop was benched for one game by manager Fredi Gonzalez after accidentally kicking a ball and then lightly jogging after it, allowing two runs to score in a 5-1 loss to Arizona on May 17. The Marlins have gone 4-7 since then, but all the blame for that record cannot be placed on Ramirez. Last year’s NL batting champion has hit .317 with four multihit games over that stretch. Ramirez, who’s batting .298 overall, doubled and scored Sunday in a 1-0 win over Philadelphia that came less than 24 hours after the Marlins were beaten by the same score in a perfect game pitched by Roy Halladay.

It’s clear Ramirez relishes stepping in the batter’s box against Milwaukee. He’s hitting .460 during a 13-game hitting streak versus the Brewers, and his .413 career average in this series is his highest against any NL club. He has three hits in nine career at-bats against Milwaukee starter Dave Bush, who will try for his first win in nearly six weeks. Since beating Pittsburgh on April 20, the right-hander is 0-5 with a 6.55 ERA in seven starts. In his most recent road outing May 21, Bush was tagged for seven runs and six hits in one-third of an inning as the Brewers fell 15-3 to Minnesota. He bounced back Thursday against Houston, allowing two unearned runs and four hits over five innings as Milwaukee rallied for a 4-3 win in 10. Bush is 1-3 with a 6.65 ERA in four career road starts versus Florida. He has gone past the sixth inning just twice in 10 starts this year, but Milwaukee will want a long outing from Bush given how poorly its bullpen has pitched. Brewers relievers allowed eight runs in four innings of Sunday’s 10-4 loss to the Mets, raising their ERA to 5.89.