George A. King III of the New York Post reports that the Yankees will monitor what the Brewers do with Rickie Weeks this spring.

Weeks is coming off a torn left hamstring and Scooter Gennett is the favorite for the starting second base job, so the Brewers will surely be willing to listen to offers. The 31-year-old is owed $11 million this year and has a $11.5 million vesting option for 2015.

Brewers manager Ron Roenicke expects Rickie Weeks (hamstring) to be "full-go" when he reports to spring training this week.

Weeks' 2013 season ended in mid-August when he underwent surgery to repair a torn left hamstring. Roenicke says Weeks is "doing really well," though, and ready to battle for the second base job. Scooter Gennett is seen as the favorite to start over Weeks at the keystone.

Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel was told by a source that there is "nothing to" rumors of Rickie Weeks being traded to the Marlins.

There were multiple reports late Wednesday night that the Marlins were looking into Weeks, but it's an odd fit since the club just signed Rafael Furcal to sign second base. The Brewers appear ready to give the starting second base job to Scooter Gennett, but it will be tough to move Weeks, who is owed $11 million next season and has a vesting option for 2015.

Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish is hearing the Marlins have some interest in Rickie Weeks.

Earlier this offseason Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said Scooter Gennett is penciled in as the team's starting second baseman next season, so the 31-year-old Weeks looks to be on the outs. Weeks is due $11 million in 2014 and has a vesting option for 2015. There hasn't been much buzz that the team is shopping Weeks, but he could likely be had for the right offer.

Brewers transferred Rickie Weeks to the 60-day disabled list.

Weeks has been out since early August after undergoing surgery to repair an injured left hamstring. With Scooter Gennett seizing the opportunity in his absence, it will be interesting to see what type of role Weeks will have to begin the 2014 season.

Rickie Weeks underwent successful surgery on his left hamstring Thursday.

The surgery was performed by Dr. James Andrews and will sideline Weeks a minimum of 3-4 months. Scooter Gennett will continue to serve as the Brewers primary second baseman for the remainder of the season.

Rickie Weeks (hamstring) will need surgery on his injured left hamstring, and will miss the remainder of the 2013 season.

Weeks finishes the disappointing campaign with an underwhelming .209/.306/.357 line with 10 homers, 24 RBI, seven stolen bases and 105 strikeouts in 350 at-bats. Scooter Gennett is expected to serve as the Brewers primary second baseman for the remainder of the season.

Brewers placed 2B Rickie Weeks on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to August 8, with a strained left hamstring.

The results of Weeks' MRI aren't yet known, but the injury is obviously bad enough that he'll require at least a couple weeks of down time. Scooter Gennett has been summoned from Triple-A Nashville and should see the bulk of the playing time at second base while Weeks is out.

Rickie Weeks is headed back to Milwaukee to undergo an MRI on his injured left hamstring.

Weeks told reporters that he felt "a little pop" in his hamstring Wednesday while running down the first base line. He is almost certain to be placed on the 15-day disabled list. Jeff Bianchi is starting at second base for the Brewers on Thursday in San Francisco.

Rickie Weeks told reporters that he "felt a little pop" in his hamstring on Wednesday night.

Weeks had to be helped off the field Wednesday after pulling up lame on his way to first base. "I felt like a little pop or something like that," said the second baseman. "We think it's a pulled hamstring, so we're going to run some more tests tomorrow and see what happens." He is likely to be placed on the 15-day DL.

Rickie Weeks injured his left hamstring running to first base in Wednesday's game and had to be helped off the field.

The Brewers are calling him day-to-day right now, but we have to believe a DL stint is in Weeks' future. The Brewers will probably bring Scooter Gennett back to the majors to start at second base in his place. Gennett is worth adding in NL-only leagues.

CBS Sports' Danny Knobler reports that the Royals are looking for upgrades at second base and have checked in on the Brewers' Rickie Weeks.

Knobler hears that the Royals have also had discussions about Gordon Beckham of the White Sox and Howie Kendrick of the White Sox. However, there's nothing to suggest that they are close to a deal for any of those players. Royals second basemen are 29th in the majors this season with a .590 OPS.

Again in the leadoff spot, Rickie Weeks had a two-run double and a walk Monday in the Brewers' 5-0 win over the Cubs.

It was a scoreless tie until the Brewers finally broke through against Pedro Strop in the ninth. Weeks hit then gave him his first multi-RBI Game since June 25, when he homered twice and knocked in four runs against the Cubs. He's expected to start one game in Tuesday's doubleheader, with Scooter Gennett playing the other.

Rickie Weeks went 0-for-4 in a loss to the Reds on Wednesday.

Weeks has gone just 7-for-40 (.175) since June 29 after a decent stretch in the middle of the month raised the hopes of his disenchanted owners. The veteran second baseman, making, making $11 million in 2013, is batting just .227/.325/.383 with nine homers and 21 RBI on the year.

Rickie Weeks went 3-for-4 with two home runs and four RBI in the Brewers' 9-3 win over the Cubs on Tuesday.

Weeks has been heating up for, well, weeks, but he is now officially hot. After Tuesday's game, the second baseman owns a .429 average with an OPS over 1.200 in June. The overall numbers are still pedestrian, but when Weeks is going like he is now there are few better options at the keystone.

Rickie Weeks hit a game-winning two-run homer in the eighth inning as the Brewers beat the Astros 3-1 on Wednesday.

It was Weeks' first game hitting leadoff this year, and he responded by going 2-for-4 with the winning home run. The homer was his sixth of the season, and while he's taken a while to get going his average has been slowly rising since the middle of May. He's always a slow starter, so expect him to continue to get better as the season rolls on.

Rickie Weeks is not in Saturday's lineup against the Reds.

With right-hander Homer Bailey starting, the Brewers will continue to go with Scooter Gennett at second base. Weeks is batting .714 (5-for-12) over his last seven games.

Rickie Weeks is not in Wednesday's lineup against the Marlins.

Scooter Gennett will make the start at second base against right-hander Kevin Slowey. Weeks has been swinging the bat a lot better recently, so fantasy owners will have to hope that this quasi-platoon doesn't last much longer.

Back in the starting lineup against a right-hander, Rickie Weeks went 3-for-5 and homered off the Marlins' Ricky Nolasco on Monday.

The Brewers were foolish to start platooning Weeks just as his bat was warming up. That should be over with now, and it might not be long before Scooter Gennett returns to Triple-A.

Rickie Weeks is in Monday's lineup against the Marlins.

Scooter Gennett made the start at second base on Sunday, but Weeks is back in there with right-hander Ricky Nolasco on the hill for Miami. While Weeks still owns an ugly .199 batting average on the year, he is hitting .316 (13-for-41) over his last 13 games.