We'd like to go to the Playoffs, that would be cool.
By Nicholas Zettel on February 26, 2012
Americans don’t have labor consciousness. You might say, “what on earth does this have to do with anything baseball related?,” but luckily, we’re talking about baseball labor. One of the striking aspects of the public response to the Ryan Braun decision — besides the willingness… [More]
By Jaymes Langrehr on February 23, 2012
75 days. About 10 weeks. Over two months. That’s how long Ryan Braun has had to deal with being labeled a cheater without being able to share his side of the story. Today, Ryan Braun became the first Major League player to ever have a… [More]
By Jack Moore on September 13, 2011
Juan Francisco hit one of the longest home runs I’ve ever seen at Great American Ballpark in Tuesday night’s game against the Chicago Cubs. It was majestic. It was mammoth. It was a moonshot. Insert your own adjective beginning with M here, at least as… [More]
By Toby Harrmann on August 10, 2011
The original version of this story appeared on my Tumblr blog last week. Since like 8 people read that, Jack said I could post the genius here too. Statistics have been updated for this edition. If you recall, I made my initial foray into Brewers… [More]
By Jack Moore on July 30, 2011
The Brewers weren’t done upgrading their infield depth with the trade for Felipe Lopez. Doug Melvin struck again Saturday morning, this time dealing for uber-utility man Jerry Hairston from the Washington Nationals. In return, the Brewers sent 23-year-old Double-A outfielder Erik Komatsu back to the… [More]
By Jack Moore on July 15, 2011
First, around 4:15 PM central time, Ken Rosenthal reported, quite vaguely, that the Brewers no longer had to worry about Francisco Rodriguez’s vesting option: #Brewers can now use K-Rod freely in closer’s role without fear of option vesting. Option is gone. Games finished clause is… [More]
By Jack Moore on July 6, 2011
Thinking back, it’s difficult to wrap my mind around just how poorly Casey McGehee’s season has gone. Sure, it’s been the biggest consistent issue with the team, and his numbers stick out like a broken thumb. Scrolling through his game log, there’s only been one… [More]
By Jordan Mader on May 21, 2011
Last night’s win was unbelievable in a lot of ways, and though it’s definitely getting way ahead of myself, I’m going to say anyways that it’s going to be one we look back at as a turning point, or a defining moment, or some cliche… [More]
By Jack Moore on March 27, 2011
Just as quickly as the pitching depth problem was addressed with the aaddition of Sergio Mitre, a problem of outfield depth was created with the departure of Chris Dickerson. Although it looked as if the Brewers were going to go with Brandon Boggs and Jeremy… [More]
By Jack Moore on December 19, 2010
You read that right. When I saw the trade, as first broken by Jim Breen over at Bernie’s Crew, I was in disbelief. But it actually happened. The Brewers have added a not only an ace, but possibly one of the 10 or even five… [More]
