Somebody in Saturday's game thread asked me about what Ryan Braun's OPS was the day after he got hit by a pitch.  Then I got distracted by Kevin Youkilis breaking the Red Sox hbp record and never got back to answer the question.  So, then it turned into a post on my site about offense the day after being plunked, which you can go read if you want, but here's the answer to the Ryan Braun question, in the form of the OPS of every Brewer from the beginning of 2005 to May 23, 2011, with a minimum of 10 plate appearances the day following an HBP:

 

J.J. Hardy - 1.250 (14 PA)
Prince Fielder - .955 (242 PA)
Geoff Jenkins - .906 (110 PA)
Ryan Braun - .877 (123 PA)
Rickie Weeks - .824 (278 PA)
Mike Cameron - .801 (26 PA)
Corey Hart - .681 (109 PA)
Alcides Escobar - .636 (11 PA)
Jason Kendall - .628 (76 PA)
Casey McGehee - .615 (13 PA)
Brady Clark - .612 (93 PA)
Craig Counsell - .607 (30 PA)
Carlos Lee - .583 (12 PA)
Damian Miller - .535 (20 PA)
Bill Hall - .411 (20 PA)
Tony Graffanino - .390 (21 PA)
Carlos Gomez - .258 (12 PA)

In that span of time Prince Fielder ranks 9th, and Braun ranks 19th in the league wide OPS standings for the day following a plunk, with minumum of 100 ABs on those days. And Rickie Weeks is the only player from 2005 to yesterday to get hit by 13 pitches on the day after he got hit by a pitch.