Depending on where you live, the summer grilling season may be just around the corner. Some of you are lucky enough to live in a climate that allows for year-round grilling. Heck, here in Wisconsin there isn’t a true grilling season as there are several winter grilling warriors. A good friend of mine posted photos…
For the Monday-Sunday this past week the Milwaukee Brewers played to a 3-4 mark against the Minnesota Twins and Philadelphia Phillies. They split four home/away games with the Twins and then dropped 2 of 3 to the Phillies at home. The lack of consistent starting pitching again played into the losses with Taylor Jungmann and…
A portion of the blog post here previously may be published as content in my Milwaukee Brewers historical book. For this reason the post has been taken down. This page remains in place so links posted to here on various social media sites remain active. Details on the book publisher and a release date will…
In last week’s Milwaukee Brewers post I touched on the new plate patience philosophy from manager Craig Counsell. So far, so good. Going into Wednesday’s game with Minnesota, the Brew Crew had a team total of 54 walks, good for third in the National League behind Pittsburgh and Chicago. As individuals, every regular position player…
This week in 2007 the 3-game series between the Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, scheduled to be played at Jacobs Field April 10-12, was moved to Miller Park. The Indians had already started the season on the road against the Chicago White Sox, winning 2 of 3 games. When they came home to…
With one week in the books, let’s take a look at what Milwaukee Brewers fans have learned so far. This isn’t last year’s team. GM David Stearns ran off nine trades that netted 16 players after taking the job last year. Stearns has repeatedly said he’s looking to stock up on pitchers – not just…
The 1991 Milwaukee Brewers spring training camp was memorable for a rash of injuries to the team’s top three starting pitchers. Ace Teddy Higuera didn’t get far into camp when it was discovered he had a rotator cuff tear. What was first described as a “slight” or “minor” tear turned into a number of surgeries and…
Attending baseball’s Opening Day means a lot of different things to fans. Depending on the stadium and team, as I like to say, your mileage may vary. I’m a Milwaukee Brewers fan and attend games at fan-friendly Miller Park – which believe me was important this week with temperatures in the 30’s with blustery winds…
