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BrewCap: Chase Anderson’s Hot Streak Continues
Tonight was a beautiful night at Miller Park. They had dogs in right field, and the game resulted in a Brewers victory. For the first time in a long while, Brewers did not lose a second straight game. That’s an encouraging sign. They won 5-2
BrewCap: Roster Cracks Are Beginning to Show
Milwaukee Brewers roster has taken an interesting shape. It’s not the one I think people expected it to be when the season started, but it’s not one that’s a bad team which many expected. That said, this roster has too many mediocre baseball players on
BrewCap: Offense Doesn’t Come To New York
Milwaukee Brewers won two straight over the weekend before heading into a short road trip to New York City. They were relatively hot with 15 runs in the last two games, and the pitching staff looked tough as nails with Chase Anderson and Jimmy Nelson
BrewCap: Garza Implodes as Crew Drops Third Straight
Milwaukee Brewers are officially on a losing streak. It figured the red-hot team would have a come down to earth moment. You hate to see it at home where they are now one game under .500 at the friendly confines of Miller Park. The starting
BrewCap: First Place Brewers Sounds Great
Milwaukee Brewers fans probably didn’t think the term ‘first place’ would be something they hear this season. Chicago Cubs were fresh off a World Series, and everyone thought they would run it back for another trip. But Brewers started off with a .500 April and
BrewCap: Santana Saves Brewers From Sweep
Milwaukee Brewers looked in a bad spot on Sunday afternoon. They were getting dominated by Atlanta Braves pitcher Mark Foltynewicz who struck out everything in sight. That said, Matt Garza held things together for Brewers, and they mounted a comeback in the middle innings. All
The Future Is Here For Milwaukee Brewers
Are you excited for the Milwaukee Brewers season? You should be. This is a very exciting time to be a Brewers fan. Maybe the most hyped you should be since 2011, yes I’m serious. It’s not like Brewers could make a run to the playoffs