Three Brewers pitchers failed to record an out as seven consecutive . .Full Info
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The Brewers put the ball in play this evening, using 10 combined hit. .Full Info
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Points 60 Innings: 15, Strikeouts: 17, Hits: 9, Walks: 1
Points 52.66 Innings: 4.1, Strikeouts: 5, Hits: 1, Walks: 1
Points 46.5 Innings: 16, Strikeouts: 16, Hits: 11, Walks: 4
Points 45 Singles: 7, Doubles: 4, Triples: 1, HR: 1, Runs: 8, RBI: 2
Points 44 Singles: 9, Doubles: 3, Triples: 1, HR: 2, Runs: 9, RBI: 5
Points 43 Singles: 2, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 4, Runs: 7, RBI: 6
Points 40.82 Innings: 13.2, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 14, Walks: 3
Points 40 Singles: 5, Doubles: 3, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 6, RBI: 7
Points 39.5 Innings: 9, Strikeouts: 8, Hits: 3, Walks: 0
Points 38.66 Innings: 7.1, Strikeouts: 7, Hits: 6, Walks: 0
Points 39.5 Innings: 9, Strikeouts: 8, Hits: 3, Walks: 0
Points 28.3 Innings: 1.5, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 4, Walks: 0
Points 24.32 Innings: 10.2, Strikeouts: 3, Hits: 12, Walks: 2
Points 23 Innings: 6, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 4, Walks: 4
Points 34 Singles: 10, Doubles: 2, Triples: 2, HR: 0, Runs: 2, RBI: 10
Points 34 Singles: 3, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 6, RBI: 7
Points 34 Singles: 3, Doubles: 1, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 4, RBI: 10
Points 32 Singles: 8, Doubles: 0, Triples: 0, HR: 2, Runs: 2, RBI: 14
Points 28 Singles: 1, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 2, Runs: 6, RBI: 6
Points 27 Singles: 1, Doubles: 5, Triples: 0, HR: 1, Runs: 4, RBI: 4
Nic Ungs tossed seven-one hit innings en route to his first Double-A win of the year Thursday as Huntsville cruised to a 4-0 victory over Tennessee.
Ryan Braun has missed the past two games with a sore right hand and has been mired in a dreadful 0-for-18 slump, but the young left fielder will be back in action on the Fourth of July when the Brewers return home to take on the Pirates for the start of a three-game set.
The D-backs rallied for all six of their runs in the bottom of the ninth inning without recording an out to stun the Brewers, 6-5, at Chase Field on Thursday.
For more than an hour on Thursday, Brewers general manager Doug Melvin and assistant GM Gord Ash met with manager Ned Yost in Yost's office, but no one would say what was discussed.
Dan Attanasio, the elder son of Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio, plays the bass guitar for "Pan Am," a four-man, British rock-influenced band that will perform at Summerfest in Milwaukee at 4:30 p.m. CT on Sunday.
Manny Parra was exceptionally good in the month of June. But in the eyes of the league's broadcasters and sportswriters, Arizona's Dan Haren was better.
Mike Cameron hit a game-tying double in the seventh inning and a go-ahead single in the ninth -- Milwaukee's second go-ahead hit in as many innings -- and the Brewers rallied for a 4-3 win over the D-backs on Wednesday at Chase Field.
Brewers pitching coach Mike Maddux and manager Ned Yost hovered around a video screen at Chase Field on Wednesday morning trying to determine what happened to reliever Guillermo Mota the previous night.
Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun is looking forward to swinging for the fences at Yankee Stadium. First he has to shake a right hand injury and then he has to formally make the National League All-Star team, of course.
It's down to the wire for Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun, who is bidding to become the first Brewers outfielder in 28 years to be voted into the All-Star Game starting lineup. Braun trails Kosuke Fukudome by just 32,925 votes.
J.J. Hardy stayed hot with a pair of home runs, and the Brewers knocked around D-backs starter Randy Johnson on the way to a win at Chase Field on Tuesday.
The numbers say Brewers hitters have been disappearing late in games. Their manager doesn't see it that way.
On Tuesday, second baseman Rickie Weeks had symptoms of a stomach virus. Center fielder Mike Cameron had the "Randy Johnson virus." First baseman Prince Fielder just needed a day off.
Prince Fielder entered the Arizona series batting .271 and on pace for 32 home runs and 84 RBIs. A year ago, he hit 50 home runs, but don't try convincing Brewers manager Ned Yost that his first baseman is slumping.
Bush scuffles in fifth as Brewers fall
With a couple of exceptions, the Brewers essentially had their bullpen back together for the first time in six weeks at the start of a four-game series against the D-backs on Monday.
Chris Capuano, on the disabled list and nearly two months removed from his second Tommy John left elbow reconstructive surgery, still envisions pitching for the Brewers next season.
Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun has surged forward in the voting over the last week. He is now within 33,000 votes of third place -- and a starting spot on the National League squad.
The conclusion of the Brewers' 5-0 loss at the hands of Minnesota on Sunday means that one more year of Interleague Play is in the books. It's now time to get re-acclimated to National League competition.
The Brewers activated Eric Gagne from the disabled list after Sunday's game against the Twins and optioned pitcher Mark DiFelice to Triple-A Nashville.
Ben Sheets was a mere mortal on Sunday. The bigger problem was that the opposing pitcher, Kevin Slowey, was doing his best Ben Sheets impersonation.
It was just one of those things. It made sense -- a fit for both sides. Manager Ned Yost attributed it to luck. Whatever the case may be, Russell Branyan's emergence as a dangerous left-handed bat in the lineup has been a boon for the Brewers.
The Brewers have been bashing the ball during the last month. Accompanying the power surge have been wins, making Milwaukee one of the hottest teams in the league.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Milwaukee screeched Minnesota's 10-game winning streak to a halt by shutting down the Twins, 5-1, on Saturday night.
