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Yes, the feature that captured the hearts and minds of Brewers fans everywhere has expanded into a full feature blog. As you may recall, I started The Yuni Watch back in early March under the assumption that Yuni would be terrible. I suppose... read more »
There is currently plenty of room on the Zach Greinke bandwagon. Folks have been jumping ship for weeks and have been quick to label him as a disappointment. For the record, I disagree entirely with this faction of fans. While not in 2009... read more »
Runnin’ Ron Roenicke has had a rough first half as a rookie big league manager. He has had bullpen hunches go awry and he has watched his preferred veterans fail in disappointing fashion. One of the main problems with the 2011 Milwaukee... read more »
According to Fangraphs, the Milwaukee Brewers have the 3rd best offensive WAR in the National League. Except for the abhorred stretch back in May, the offense has been adequate in supporting the terrific starting pitching and shaky bullpen... read more »
Ron Roenicke has shown a penchant for stubbornly sticking with square peg solutions to round holed problems. For example, he has remained steadfast in his preposterous belief that Mark Kotsay can play centerfield. He has also continued to... read more »
The Milwaukee Brewers began a critical 26 game stretch yesterday that will largely determine their fate in the NL Central this season. As early as my NL Preview edition, I have been talking about this stretch of games that started on Monday... read more »
Remember back in 1987 when Team Streak was setting the baseball world on fire in early April? Of course you do. Do you remember who was umpiring at second base during Yount’s dramatic diving save of Juan Nieves’s no hitter? Of course... read more »
The catching position for the Milwaukee Brewers has been a wasteland for the past decade. The last decent catcher Milwaukee has had was Dave Nilsson back in 1999. In that season the Aussie managed a .309/.400/.554 slash line and racked up... read more »
As the season creeps closer to the 1/3 mark, there are some definite conclusions we can draw about the 2011 Milwaukee Brewers. For instance, this team has proven it has the starting pitching capable of competing with any staff in baseball. ... read more »
The Brewers have too many starting pitchers, which is obviously an awesome problem to have. For the first time in my memory as a Milwaukee Brewers fan, the team has six legitimate starting pitchers. As recently as last year, the Brewers... read more »
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