The Milwaukee Brewers have not been good lately. There are some bright spots (cough, Jean Segura, cough), but overall their record has dipped to Chicago Cubs levels of bad. As I type this, those two teams are tied for last in the NL Central with an 18-27 record. Chuckle. Interestingly enough, the Brewers have been… Read more »
Posts Tagged: Milwaukee Brewers
Baseball Innovations at Discovery World
This afternoon, I went and checked out the Baseball Innovations exhibit at Discovery World in Milwaukee. It was on my to-do list for the past six weeks and I only remembered about it yesterday as I was moving out of the city after finals week. Today (the 19th) was the last day for the exhibit,… Read more »
Buy my tickets, please… Cubs at Brewers and more
As I mentioned in my call for guest bloggers, I’m going to be out of town (and out of the baseball sphere) for like two and a half months this summer. That was not the plan going into this season. I wasn’t planning on working at camp, and thus, not having my whole summer free…. Read more »
Emma Award, April Pitcher: Kyle Lohse
The Emma Award is given monthly to the best pitcher in the I-94 Rivalry. In short, it is bestowed upon one Milwaukee Brewer or Chicago Cub who has be beautiful on the mound. Back when I did Emma Awards on a weekly basis and for the entire NL Central division, it seemed like for the first two months I… Read more »
Emma Award, April Batter: Carlos Gomez
The Emma Award is given monthly to the best offensive player in the I-94 Rivalry. In short, it is bestowed upon one Milwaukee Brewer or Chicago Cub who has be hot with the bat. The Emma Award is back! The criteria is mentioned above, although there are a few changes this year. Rather than try to identify the best… Read more »
Trivia Tuesday Results: April 23rd
I’ll get a better image for this soon. For the second week in a row on Twitter (using the hashtag #TriviaTues) I put out a few trivia questions to my followers about the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs. Some of the questions were a bit tricky last night, but everyone eventually got them. Here’s the questions I asked. If… Read more »
Best of Baseblog: April 14th to 21st
Normally I post these week-in-review pieces on Sunday, but I was camping all weekend. Now it’s Monday, so here you go. — Jackie Robinson Day was last Monday but the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs celebrated a day late. Both teams auctioned off a signed “42″ jersey as well. — The big news of course… Read more »
Miller Park introduces Interactive Seat Maps
Starting today, Miller Park will utilize interactive seating maps for Milwaukee Brewers ticket sales. The new site feature allows fans to pick the exact seat they want for each game. In the past, you can only choose your section and the seats will be assigned to you based on availability. If you want to buy… Read more »
The George Scott Series Preview
Today begins the second meeting of the 2013 Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. I will be travelling all weekend so unfortunately, coverage of this series will be limited. Here’s your preview for the next edition of the I-94 Series. The Inaugural I-94 Series ended in a tie. The Brewers took game one, although Starlin Castro… Read more »
Brewers, Cubs bring back former closers
In an effort to aid their ailing bullpens, the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs have brought back former closers Francisco Rodriguez and Kevin Gregg, respectively. The Gregg news is a few days old, but the K-Rod signing just happened today. Gregg was signed to a minor league deal but was brought up early this week… Read more »