Music - Nov. 10, 2009
Hip-hop newcomer Prote-J swings for the fences
You may not have heard of Prote-J, a 21-year-old hip-hop artist from Orlando, by way of Los Angeles and Papua New Guinea, but if you've been to a Brewers game in the past year or so you've heard his song "Heir to the Throne," which is Prince Fielder's at-bat song. We caught up with the composer and asked about his music and his relationship with the Brewers first baseman.
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Sports - Oct. 12, 2009
Crazy Prince trade talk interrupts Packers-free Sunday
Bored during a weekend without the green and gold, fans at one local establishment began talking about the Brewers' need to trade their best player.
Tags: prince fielder, brewers, trade

Sports - Oct. 7, 2009
Brewers' brass meets the press
Brewers GM Doug Melvin met with the media Wednesday to discuss the 2009 campaign.
Tags: brewers, doug melvin, prince fielder, ryan braun, ken macha

Sports - Oct. 4, 2009
Brewers notebook: Macha will be back in 2010
The 2009 season came to an end for the Brewers Sunday in St. Louis with a 10-inning, 9-7 victory over the Cardinals. The victory gave Milwaukee an 80-82 record -- the first losing season in manager Ken Macha's career. Before the game, general manager Doug Melvin announced that Macha will be back in 2010 with a team option for a return in 2011.
Tags: brewers, ken macha, doug melvin, prince fielder, ryan braun, braden looper, casey mcgehee, william raasch, national league central

Sports - Sept. 22, 2009
Cause celebre: Regulating joyful moments in sport
There has been a lot of talk about celebrations etiquette in sports these days.The Brewers have been in the conversation because of untucking, duck-and-punching and the Prince Fielder home run flop (pictured). Dave Begel wonders what's wrong with having a little fun on the field. But, he also lays out a few parameters to keep things from running amok.
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Sports - July 17, 2008
A Taxing Situation
Brewers’ star Prince Fielder reportedly owes more than $400,000 in federal income taxes, and now we have the familiar issue of whether an athlete’s private life should be public knowledge. If Fielder can’t be bothered to spend some of his six figures on an accountant, that&rsquo...
Tags: Prince Fielder, taxes