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

New York, N.Y. ~ Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich was supposed to return to playing today against the New York Mets, but his DL stint will last a little longer than the minimum of ten days. Manager Craig Counsell made the decision to hold hi back, as he thought the outfielder wasn’t 100 percent yet. “I don’t think he’s 100 percent yet,” said Counsell. “We want to get a little closer to 100 percent. We’re making progress. This is the best he’s felt,

BREWERS 5 CARDINALS 4 St. Louis, M.O ~ After losing a ninth inning lead to the St. Louis Cardinals, the Milwaukee Brewers won 5-4 in ten innings by scoring the decisive run on four walks. Greg Holland, who made his St. Louis debut last night, walked four of the five batters he faced to force in the game’s winning run for the Brewers. Travis Shaw and Domingo Santana led off the inning with back to back walks before Eric Sogard’s bunt

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ All-Star Brewers closer Corey Knebel injured his left hamstring last night and will be placed on the Disabled List after collapsing on the mound last night in an 8-0 loss to the Chicago Cubs last night at Miller Park. During a blowout loss to the division rival Cubs, manager Craig Counsell put Knebel in the game because he hadn’t pitched since last Friday in San Diego. After giving up a two-run homerun to Jason Heyward, Knebel collapsed after

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ After sweeping the San Diego Padres, the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves starting their season at home against division foes, the St. Louis Cardinals, in a series that could matter greatly come September. The red-hot Brewers could do some major damage in the NL Central if they perform well against the Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs, who come to town for a four-game series on Thursday. Milwaukee and St. Louis are similar teams. They both feature dangerous line-ups, but

Phoenix – After Stephen Vogt put in tremendous hours of work this offseason in hopes to come into Spring Training with a much better throwing arm, he has been placed on the Disabled List and will miss approximately a month of the season. March 12 was the last time Vogt played in a Cactus League game before he suffered shoulder pain after a throwing session. Him and the doctors went through an appointment and came to a realization that Vogt had

Phoenix ~ In a few short weeks, baseball will be back, bringing excitement all over the United States to fans young and old. It means that afternoons at the ballpark, and tailgating parties in your favorite team’s parking lot will be back. In a few weeks you will be forcing yourself to stay awake (even though you know you have work or school the next day) in a nail biting game taken into yet another inning. You will find yourself at

Phoenix ~ In 2016 Jonathan Villar was ripping his way through a breakout season, en route to hitting .285 with 19 homeruns, and a National League high- 62 stolen bases- in a breakout season. After his surprising season, Villar made a big gamble on himself around this time a year ago by signing a greater contract than offered, in which he would get more money if he repeated his a 2016-caliber season in upcoming years. After the season ended, Villar was