Published Oct. 19, 2018
The sports world is littered with inspirational catchphrases - and every single one of them applies to the Milwaukee Brewers right now. But so what if the Brewers are down 3-2? The Dodgers don't scare me, and they shouldn't scare you either.
Published Oct. 9, 2018
Kratz should be a totally forgettable player. Yet he has managed to hang around the sport for nearly two decades and has now landed a featured October role on the hottest team in baseball, becoming a fan favorite in the process.
Published Oct. 6, 2018
Currently up two games on the Rockies in the NLDS, tomorrow's lining up to be a big day for the Brewers. But even before a single team takes the field tomorrow, Sunday will mark a one-of-a-kind historic day for sports in the state of Wisconsin.
Published Oct. 1, 2018
The Milwaukee Brewers are rolling into the playoffs on the shoulders of outfielder Christian Yelich. Here are nine things to know about the Brewers' budding superstar.
Published Oct. 1, 2018
Thanks to the Brewers playoff run, Milwaukee's own Bob Uecker, whose celebrity builds every year, is now being introduced to new generations. So here are some facts about the man we call Mr. Baseball.
When the Milwaukee Brewers went 19-8 in April for a .704 winning percentage, they were the surprise "it" team of major league baseball. They were on fire, they had found lightning in a bottle. They were lucky. When the Brewers followed that up with a 13-15 May (.464), ...
I admit it, I don’t watch much baseball this time of year. Sure, I enjoy going to a game in June or July, hanging out with friends, enjoying a brew or two, and sitting in the sun for a few hours. I’ve got the team I root for, but I can’t stay into the games, especial...
Brett Wallace, former top prospect for the Cardinals, has just been traded to his 4th team in just over a year. Wallace was dealt to the A’s in the Holliday trade, then sent to Toronto for Michael Taylor a top prospect involved in the Halladay trade. Now Wallace has been shipped back ...
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