We'd like to go to the Playoffs, that would be cool.
By Nicholas Zettel on May 16, 2012
After the Cincinnati Reds’ home run derby at Miller Park not 10 days ago, the Brewers’ rotation produced a complete turn around. Since that 7 IP, 5 R outing by Marco Estrada, no Brewers starter has worked fewer than 6 innings, and each starter has… [More]
By Nicholas Zettel on May 10, 2012
The Brewers lost to the Reds in heartbreaking fashion yesterday, wasting a phenomenal start by Zack Greinke and failing to capitalize with runners on base in the bottom of the 9th. The Reds took the series from the Brewers, who receive a much-needed day off… [More]
By Anthony Totoraitis on May 9, 2012
Trying to post consecutive victories for the first time since the 22nd and 23rd of April, the Brewers turned to Zach Greinke and his unblemished home record Wednesday afternoon at Miller Park. The Cincinnati Reds’ Johnny Cueto joined Greinke in a pitcher’s duel in the… [More]
By Nicholas Zettel on May 1, 2012
I have to admit, I was concerned about writing this morning. Now that we’re out in the eastern time zone, the west coast games practically start after we’re asleep. So, I was pleasantly surprised when I accidentally left my computer volume and GameDay window open,… [More]
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]
By Jack Moore on April 6, 2012
The Brewers fell 11-5 to the Cardinals on Opening Day and trailed much of the game, largely thanks to Yovani Gallardo’s issues handling the Cardinals’ lineup. The redbirds managed four home runs against the Brewers’ righty, chasing him after 3.2 innings and six earned runs…. [More]
By Jack Moore on October 11, 2011
Albert Pujols has had talent surrounding him in St. Louis, but really, there’s a reason why his teams win so often, and he displayed that at Miller Park tonight. Pujols put together a historic performance, going 4-for-5 with three doubles and a homer, effectively accounting… [More]
By Jack Moore on October 8, 2011
We have witnessed one of the best games in Division Series history. Where do we start? The fantastic pitcher’s duel between Ian Kennedy and Yovani Gallardo? Both pitchers tossed six excellent innings under tremendous pressure. Gallardo’s only blemish was a home run off the bat… [More]
By Jack Moore on October 5, 2011
It doesn’t take much of a trained baseball eye to see something was off with Shaun Marcum against the Diamondbacks on Tuesday night. Pitches were left in the zone; pitches were inside when they were supposed to be outside. Command and control were limited, and… [More]
By Jack Moore on October 2, 2011
The Milwaukee Brewers won game two in the sixth inning. If 666 is the number of the beast, then 6 is the inning of the beast mode. After Zack Greinke — who alternated between excellent and putrid, with three home runs too much putrid —… [More]
