Sunday Morning Musings
The first weekend of the NFL free agency period is almost over and the big news around Packerland is that 8 year veteran Aaron Kampman is set to leave Green Bay to join the Jacksonville Jaguars. Kampman reportedly agreed to a four year deal with the Jags that should return him to his customary [...]
QUICK HIT: Minimizing the Downside
The Milwaukee Brewers are looking into every option in their desperate attempts to solve their pitching woes after last season’s mound meltdown cost them any chance at a repeat appearance in the playoffs. Unfortunately all of the currently available free agents, as well as others mentioned as possible trade acquisitions, are either at or approaching [...]
Brewers’ Postmortem
Since the Green Bay Packers season begins in earnest tomorrow, I thought it would be fitting to take one last not so loving look at the Milwaukee Brewers. I know that the season isn’t “officially” over (in fact, I have tickets to games the next two Saturdays), but looking back I believe it’s fair to [...]
WTF, Doug Melvin?
After the Milwaukee Brewers fired Ned Yost with a dozen games to play last season, the team’s fans had to look for another whipping boy to blame for the shortcomings of the club. With the team three under .500 and 9.5 back of STL as of this writing, it seems the focus has been shifted [...]
Pushing the Panic Button
When in doubt, fire someone.
That appears to be the message coming from the Milwaukee Brewers front office after last night’s game. General Manager Doug Melvin, indicating that the Blue Crew’s lackluster performance against the cellar dwelling San Diego Padres put him “over the edge”, jettisoned utility man Bill Hall and pitching coach Bill Castro along with demoting [...]
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