The Milwaukee Brewers have been a distinctly different offensive team without Prince Fielder. Despite the narrative on TV and in most media, the Brewers’ offense has still been slightly above average this season, scoring 4.1 runs per game in a league scoring just 4.0. Still,… [More]
Posts by Jack Moore
Miguel Batista Rises Again With Seven Shutout Innings Against Brewers
By Jack Moore on May 15, 2012
DraftStreet.com $250 Free Fantasy Baseball Challenge
By Jack Moore on May 14, 2012
Last month, we ran a contest with our good friends over at DraftStreet.com. Sixty-five entrants filled out a lineup and six players walked out with $200 in prizes. Missed it? Don’t worry. DraftStreet is back on Disciples of Uecker, and this time the stakes are… [More]
Marco Estrada Loses Command In Five-Run Fourth
By Jack Moore on May 8, 2012
Milwaukee’s 5-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds should be best remembered for the Brewers’ bats remarkable incompetency, managing just one run and striking out nine times against the Reds’ Bronson Arroyo. However, in the top of the fourth inning, it looked like the one run,… [More]
Jeff Suppan: Remembering The (Kinda) Magical Month Of August 2008
By Jack Moore on May 2, 2012
With San Diego probable starter Cory Luebke injured, the Padres have called on an old friend for this evening’s series finale against the Brewers: Jeff Suppan. Milwaukee’s memories of Jeff Suppan are a bit less than special given his unfortunate performance over his four years… [More]
Bud Norris Finds Milwaukee Brewer Power Zones
By Jack Moore on April 25, 2012
Bud Norris had flashes of brilliance in last night’s loss against the Brewers, including six strikeouts — four in the third inning! Norris would be undone, however, by the home run ball. Repeated issues with home runs have kept Norris from ascending to anything more… [More]
Francisco Rodriguez’s Clutch Strikeout Of Matt Kemp
By Jack Moore on April 19, 2012
As with any extra-inning game, yesterday’s Brewers 3-2 victory over the Dodgers contained its fair share of dramatic moments. Prior to the Brewers’ rally in the bottom of the tenth inning, the biggest moment came in the top of the eighth inning as the Dodgers… [More]
Free DraftStreet Fantasy Baseball Contest — $200 In Prizes
By Jack Moore on April 16, 2012
Together with DraftStreet.com, Disciples of Uecker is proud to announce a free fantasy baseball contest running this Friday. For those who missed out on the yearly leagues we’re playing this year, this will be the perfect chance to test your fantasy mettle with the rest… [More]
Brewers Early Woes Attributable To Run Prevention
By Jack Moore on April 16, 2012
It’s easy to find the problem with the 4-6 Milwaukee Brewers. The team has allowed a National League worst 50 runs, and although some of that can be attributed to playing the Cardinals for three games — St. Louis has scored a league-high 47 runs,… [More]
Carlos Gomez Cares Not For Drawn In Infields
By Jack Moore on April 11, 2012
In the first inning of Tuesday’s 7-4 victory over the Cubs, Dale Sveum brought his infield in to face Aramis Ramirez in the first inning to give his infielders a chance to cut down Carlos Gomez (then at third) at the plate on a ground… [More]
Greinke’s Pinpoint Control Lifts Brewers Over Cardinals
By Jack Moore on April 7, 2012
Zack Greinke was the star at Miller Park Saturday afternoon, navigating a vicious St. Louis lineup with ease as the Brewers earned their first victory of the young season by a 6-0 score. In seven innings, Greinke allowed just four hits, did not walk a… [More]

