Milwaukee, WI ~ With the loss of Jonathan Schoop, the Milwaukee Brewers are once again hunting second base depth, according to Jon Heyman. One of the players that the Brewers seem to be interested in is Pittsburgh Pirates infielder and Brewers killer, Josh Harrison. Harrison will be 32 years old next season, and debuted in 2011, playing all eight years of his career with the Pirates. His best season came in 2014, when he posted a .315 batting average, to go

Las Vegas, Nevada ~ In what has been a quiet offseason so far for the Milwaukee Brewers, general manager David Stearns and company made a small splash by re signing Jimmy Nelson to a 1 year, $3.7 million deal, avoiding arbitration. After missing all of last season because of a major shoulder surgery, Nelson looks to rebound in 2019. In the 2017 season, Nelson debuted a new change of delivery and pitch mixing, posting ace-worthy stats. With a bold curveball, slider,

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ In Game 7 of the National League Championship Series, Jhoulys Chacin will start for the Milwaukee Brewers, against Walker Buehler, starting for the Los Angeles Dodgers. In such an exciting series, it is only fitting that it will take a seventh game, which will take place at 7:10 at Miller Park in Milwaukee, to decide who will represent the NL in the World Series. Buehler and Chacin faced off against each other in Game 3, in Los Angeles,

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ On Friday night, the Milwaukee Brewers and the Los Angeles Dodgers will open up the National League Championship Series at Miller Park, in what will be for sure an exciting series. The Brewers, one of baseball’s smallest market team, are looking to win the NL pennant for the first time in team history, while the Dodgers, who have the second largest market in baseball are trying to advance to the World Series for the second year in a

Chicago, I.L. ~ The Milwaukee Brewers have won the N.L. Central for the first time since 2011 with a heart pumping 3-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Back in April, the Cubs swept the Brewers in a four game series at Miller Park. Now, the Brewers are soaked in champagne at Miller beer, celebrating a division title. The victory ensures that the Brew Crew have home field advantage through the National League playoffs. Milwaukee dominated the game, but

Milwaukee , W.I. ~ In a game the Brewers needed to win, Christian Yelich delivered once again. Just give the man the MVP already. Yelich homered twice, both in clutch situations, and his seventh inning line drive to right proved to be the difference in a back and forth game, ending with a 6-5 win over the Detroit Tigers at a sold out Miller Park. And since the Cubs lost earlier in the afternoon, the Brewers are now tied for

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated Wednesday night, but if they want to celebrate again, they have work to do in a crucial three game series against the Detroit Tigers this weekend at Miller Park. This looks like it could be an easy series to count out on, the Brew Crew have already punched a ticket to the postseason and a 95 loss team is coming to town. But just like Brewers players and coaches stated during the team’s champagne

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ After the Brewers offense struggled mightily Saturday night, they showed up too late Sunday, as they fell to their N.L. Central foes, the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Brewers failed to pick up some much needed ground Sunday, as the Chicago Cubs also lost. The Brew Crew remains 2.5 games behid the Cubs. A sixteen inning scoreless streak between the first inning on Saturday and the ninth on Sunday was too much for the Brewers to overcome as they saw

Cincinnati, O.H. ~ After an absolutely crazy two games to start the series, which featured a 13-12 extra-inning special Wednesday night, the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1, in 11 innings yesterday. The day prior, the Brew Crew roared for 13 runs, behind 22 hits. Last night, they were able to scrounge up two runs and six hits, getting the job done behind Wade Miley’s brilliant performance. The Brewers didn’t get a hit until Wade Miley singled in the third. Milwaukee was

Cincinnati, O.H. ~ Last week the Milwaukee Brewers took on the Cincinnati Reds at Miller Park, where the Brewers took two out of three to win the series. This week, the two NL Central foes meet again, at Great American Ballpark, for a three game series. The Brewers have seen a drop in consistency from both the starting rotation and bullpen, so if Milwaukee can score some runs early and let their pitchers relax, and then add more runs, the Brew