The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that Brewers 1B Prince Fielder will play at Wrigley Field three times this place, a stadium he has owned. Of his 23 hits in Chicago, seven are home runs.

Prince Fielder made Marlins reliever Renyel Pinto pay for a rare mistake Saturday when the big Brewers first baseman hit a go-ahead solo home run in the eighth inning to power Milwaukee past the Florida Marlins 4-3 on Saturday. Fielder also had an RBI single. Fielder's fourth home run of the season, a mammoth, 428-foot shot to dead center, broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the eighth. Pinto had not allowed a run in his previous 11 appearances. "He made a mistake to a pretty good hitter and he hit it out of the ballpark," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "I'd rather that happened than a guy walk the bases loaded and walk three guys in. He went after him and this time Prince won."

Fielder homers to lead Brewers over Marlins

Prince Fielder ended his mild power drought against one of the National League's toughest pitchers -- even if he wasn't trying to hit it over the fence. Fielder hit a pair of two-run homers , including a go-ahead shot in the eighth, off Philadelphia ace Cole Hamels, as the Milwaukee Brewers rallied past the Phillies 5-4 on Wednesday night. "I don't try to hit for power. I just try to hit the ball hard," Fielder said. "I am just trying to win the competition. He's a good pitcher. It wasn't about feeling good or feeling locked in."

Fielder blasts two home runs in Brewers' win

Brewers 1B Prince Fielder was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate Tuesday against the Cardinals with all three of his base knocks being singles. He drove in one run and also walked twice. Fielder now has four hits in his last 14 at-bats. He doesn't have a homer in five games and has just two RBI in that span.

Prince Fielder hit his first home run of the season, a two-run drive off Brad Thompson in the 10th inning that gave the Milwaukee Brewers a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Fielder, who led the NL with 50 homers last year, needed 54 at-bats to connect for the first time this year. He also tied the score with a bloop RBI double that capped a three-run, eighth-inning rally against Kyle Lohse and two relievers.

Prince Fielder hit his first home run of the season on Thursday as he went 2-for-5 with three RBI on the day.We all knew this would happen, and so it did, but of bigger concern with Fielder is what does he do moving forward since he is still batting just .241 on the year. He only has nine K on the year, so for the most part he has managed to make consistent contact.

Prince's first homer leads Brewers past Cards

Prince Fielder had one hit and one RBI on Monday night as he extended his streak to 49 AB without a home run to start the season.So much for a 50-HR season follow-up. It's certainly early, but 49 AB without a home run marks Fielder as a hitter who will really have to get going to push even 40-HR this season. He could still go nuts and we could be laughing about this in four months, but no one is laughing right now.

Prince Fielder failed to gain a single at-bat in tonight's 1-6 loss for the Brewers against the Cardinals.He played the entire game, but he walked in each of his four visits to the plate. That doubles Fielder's TOTAL walks this season coming into this game.

Fielder walks four times

Prince Fielder has gone 33 AB without a home run this season, and he is not happy about it, this according to MLB.com. "I just want to hit the ball hard first," Fielder said. "You can't worry about hitting home runs when you can't make solid contact. I'll just try to hit the ball hard and see what happens."Fielder will be fine, everyone knows that, it's just that slumps early in the year are magnified because of the small sample size available to review. If he goes 33 AB with a HR in July, would anyone even notice?