Milwaukee, W.I. ~ Over the All-Star Break in Washington D.C., the Milwaukee Brewers represented five players. Josh Hader, one of those All-Stars, got caught up in an awful controversy, one that dates back seven years ago regarding his tweets. While Hader was pitching for the NL in the Midsummer Classic, homophobic, racist, and misogynistic tweets from his account in 2011 were surfaced, creating an uproar. Following the game Hader addressed the situation, apologized sincerely, and mentioned that he is not the

Cincinnati, O.H. ~ One week ago, Keon Broxton was in the minor leagues dreaming of a return to the Majors. Last night, he led the Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-2 victory against the Cincinnati Reds. The Brewers rode Chase Anderson’s six strong innings and took a 3-1 lead in the ninth inning before exploding for a five-run frame to defeat the Reds at Great American Ballpark Friday night in Cincinnati. Broxton led the way on offense and was responsible for all

Brewers 6 Reds 4 Cincinnati, O.H. ~ A day after one of their most painful losses, the Milwaukee Brewers have responded with a good, hard-fought win over the Cincinnati Reds, who welcomed the Brew Crew winning seven of their last eight games, including a sweep of the Chicago Cubs. The Brewers rode the long ball again last night, as red hot Jesus Aguilar hit a two run shot in the third inning, and Eric Thames hit his tenth of the year

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ After a rough start to the season on defense, the Milwaukee Brewers have been getting the job done as of late. The Brewers just finished taking two out of three against their division rival, the Chicago Cubs. In the final two games of the series the Brew Crew didn’t allow Chicago to score one run, shutting them out twice. The Brewers are now 41-27 and lead the Cubs by 1.5 games. Run prevention was the key to the

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ In the two teams previous meetings, the Chicago Cubs have owned the Milwaukee Brewers. It seems that in the eight games they’ve played, the Brewers simply can’t catch a break against the Cubs. The Brew Crew have the most wins in the National League, but have gone a mere 1-7 against their division rivals, the Cubs. However, only one of these games have been blowouts, and that was their first meeting of the season. Other than that 8-0

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ The Milwaukee Brewers finally come home from a long, ten game series. The Brewers finished the trip going 7-3, incredibly good, considering all three teams they played all made the playoffs last season. Over the course of the trip, the pitching has kept up their good work, but the offense finally started pounding the ball. Now, they look to keep their hot streak going, as they play their first game at Miller Park in over a week. The

BREWERS 8  TWINS 3 Minneapolis M.N. ~ The Milwaukee Brewers came into Minneapolis, their last stop in a ten game, three city road trip, ready to keep their hot bats alive. They did so Friday night, and with two Jesus Aguilar homeruns and a solid start by Brent Suter, the Crew defeated the Minnesota Twins 9-3 at Target Field. The Brewers collected runs in six out of the nine innings, as they picked up a hit in every inning besides the

Milwaukee, Wisconsin ~ The Milwaukee Brewers may have managed to muster up some offense against Cleveland Indians ace Corey Kluber last night, but they were not able to do so against star pitcher Carlos Carrasco in a 6-2 loss Wednesday afternoon at Miller Park. Carrasco struck out 14 hitters, in a complete game, only allowing two runs, Tyler Naquin and Francisco Lindor homered, and the Indians left leaving the two game series in Milwaukee even. After giving up a combined

Cincinnati ~ After being swept  the Chicago Cubs over the weekend, the Milwaukee Brewers are now on the other end of the broomstick by sweeping the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ballpark. Wade Miley was outstanding and the offense contributed enough to leave Cincy with a 3-1 victory, which completed the three game series sweep. Miley looked as exceptional as he was in Spring Training, going 6 innings, allowing three hits, and one run. HE was able to work his fastball

Cincinnati ~ On Monday night in Cincinnati, Brewers reliever Josh Hader put himself in the national spotlight. Hader faced nine batters, threw thirty-seven pitches, and struck out EIGHT. In Hader’s fourth two-inning save, all of his outs came via the punch out, in a much-needed win for the Brew Crew, their first in five games. After coming into the ball game for Brandon Woodruff with one out in the eighth inning Hader simply dominated the Reds line up. He started his