Kyle Lohse tossed six scoreless innings in a no-decision against the Cubs on Monday.

Wiht a 3.22 ERA in 22 starts, Lohse has been everything the Brewers hoped he'd be when they signed him this spring. Now they have to decide whether it's worth keeping him with the idea of getting back into the NL Central race next year. It'd take a pretty good package to persuade them to make a move.

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that teams have asked the Brewers about the availability of Kyle Lohse.

It sounds like the Brewers are willing to move him, but it will come at a steep price. "We do not have a mandate to move dollars," a Milwaukee source told Heyman. "It has to be a prospect package that works for us -- an overpay-type deal." Lohse is drawing more interest than rotation mate Yovani Gallardo, which is no surprise given a 2.30 ERA over his last 10 starts. The righty also boasts a 3.17 mark since the beginning of the 2011 campaign.

Kyle Lohse allowed one run over seven innings in a win against the Padres on Wednesday.

Lohse held the Padres to just five hits, with Nick Hundley's solo home run as the only blemish. He also struck out six while walking none. After some brutal luck to start the season, the right-hander has won six of his last seven decisions and improved to 7-7 with the win. He'll take a 3.37 ERA into his matchup against the Cubs at Wrigley on Monday.

Kyle Lohse fired six scoreless innings in Friday's victory over the Marlins, scattering just five hits along the way.

Lohse fanned five and showed impeccable command throughout the evening as he didn't walk a batter. Despite his pedestrian 6-7 record, Lohse is having a very nice season, compiling a 3.49 ERA, 1.15 WHIP and 76/19 K/BB ratio. He'll look to earn his fourth victory in the month of July when he faces the Padres at home on Wednesday.

Kyle Lohse tossed eight innings of one-run ball in Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Nationals.

Lohse allowed just four hits and one walk while striking out seven. After struggling in May, the righty has been terrific since, posting a 2.11 ERA over his last 42 2/3 innings. He'll bring a 3.43 ERA and 1.16 WHIP into next week's home outing versus the Reds.

Kyle Lohse will start Wednesday versus the Nationals.

Lohse pitched only 1 2/3 innings on Sunday against the Pirates before a lengthy rain delay knocked him from the game. The veteran right-hander has a cool 3.63 ERA and 1.21 WHIP in 94 1/3 innings (16 starts) with Milwaukee.

Kyle Lohse allowed three runs over seven innings to pick up the win against the Cubs on Tuesday.

Lohse has been much better than his 3-6 record suggests, as he hasn't lost a game in June while delivering quality starts in each of his five outings this month. The right-hander surrendered eight hits but didn't walk a batter in his seven innings on Tuesday, striking out three. He'll carry a 3.69 ERA into his start Sunday against the Pirates at PNC Park.

Kyle Lohse allowed one run over six innings in a no-decision against the Astros on Wednesday.

Lohse can't buy a win. The right-hander has limited teams to two earned runs over his last two starts with no wins to show for it, and he's won just two games all season. It doesn't take away from the effort on Wednesday, as he allowed six hits and two walks, striking out five. He'll look for better luck Tuesday against the Cubs.

Kyle Lohse turned in a quality start in a no-decision against the Reds on Friday, allowing three runs on five hits over his six frames.

Lohse punched out three on the evening while issuing only one walk. With the loss, Lohse remains 2-6 on the season despite a respectable 4.07 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 49/13 K/BB ratio through 79 2/3 innings. He'll attempt to get back in the win column when he does battle against the Astros in Houston on Thursday.

Kyle Lohse tossed eight innings of one-run ball Sunday in the Brewers' 9-1 win over the Phillies.

Lohse didn't allow a run until Humberto Quintero launched a solo shot to right-center field in the top of the eighth inning. Lohse wound up yielding just four hits in all and he struck out six batters while issuing only one walk. The veteran righty has been hot and cold all season and is not a very good mixed league fantasy option.

Kyle Lohse allowed three runs over six innings on Tuesday, taking a no-decision as the Brewers beat the A's.

Lohse was victimized by two Yoenis Cespedes homers, but he kept the A's otherwise at bay over the course of the night. Lohse hasn't pitched poorly this year but is just 1-6 and without a win since April 22 to show for it. He'll search for his second win of the season on Sunday against the Phillies.

Kyle Lohse, who missed his last start with a sore elbow, gave up six runs and four homers in 4 2/3 innings in a loss to the Twins on Thursday.

Lohse probably wasn't ready to pitch tonight. It's the first time he's ever given up four homers in an outing, and it's the first time since Aug. 2001 that he's allowed six earned runs. If his elbow doesn't bounce back over the next couple of days, he still might end up on the DL.

Kyle Lohse (elbow) is on track to start on Thursday after a successful bullpen session Monday.

The Brewers had removed Lohse's name from Thursday's scheduled starters list, which prompted worry that he had a setback with his sore elbow. It appears that he's fine, though, and will take the ball against the Twins. Lohse has just one win this season but sports a solid 3.76 ERA and 1.27 WHIP.

Kyle Lohse's (elbow) scheduled start on Thursday is now listed by the Brewers as "to be announced."

It certainly could be a sign that he's now expected to miss the start, though the Brewers have yet to announce as much. Lohse has already missed one turn due to a sore pitching elbow, and it appears that he could be sidelined a bit longer.

Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said Wednesday that Kyle Lohse began feeling discomfort in his right elbow "two or three starts ago" and was recovering slower than usual between starts.

As a result, the Brewers have scratched him from his next scheduled start on Saturday. The Brewers are hopeful that it's not a major issue, but this isn't what you want to hear from someone who is in the first year of a three-year, $33 million contract.

Kyle Lohse will not make his next scheduled start on Saturday due to right elbow irritation.

The description of his condition is rather vague, but the Brewers should provide more information soon. Mike Fiers will start in his place Saturday against the Pirates. Lohse allowed four runs in six innings Sunday against the Cardinals and owns a 3.76 ERA and 37/10 K/BB ratio in 55 innings across nine starts this season.

Kyle Lohse allowed two runs over 5 2/3 innings of a no-decision against the Pirates on Tuesday.

Lohse was in line for the win before John Axford blew the one-run lead in the eighth inning. The right-hander wasn't terribly sharp on the night, allowing five hits and five walks, but he still did his part to limit the damage to just two runs. He'll continue the search for his second win Sunday in St. Louis against his former squad.

Kyle Lohse allowed four earned runs in 6 1/3 innings Wednesday as the Brewers fell to the Rangers.

Lohse walked two and yielded nine hits against the lethal Texas attack. He has now surrendered four earned runs in two straight starts but still holds a decent 3.53 ERA and 1.20 WHIP in 43 1/3 innings with Milwaukee. The 34-year-old right-hander can be started in NL-only fantasy leagues next week against the Pirates.

Kyle Lohse gave up four runs in five innings in Friday's loss to the Cardinals.

Lohse allowed 11 hits against his former team, including a long two-run homer by Matt Holliday in the second inning. He had allowed three runs or less in each of his first five starts coming into Friday. While Lohse took the loss, he still owns a solid 3.16 ERA and 24/3 K/BB ratio in 37 innings this season. He'll look to rebound next week against the Rangers.

Kyle Lohse allowed two runs on five hits over seven innings in Sunday's loss to the Dodgers.

Lohse was outpitched by Clayton Kershaw, but he was able to go deep into the game. Both of his runs came on solo-shots to Carl Crawford. He didn't allow any walks and had four strikeouts.