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Scores and notes from the Brewers’ minor league affiliates.
Reno Aces 7 at Colorado Springs Sky Sox 6Lewis Brinson (#1): 1-4, BB
Mauricio Dubon (#9): 3-5, RBI, SB
Ivàn De Jesus Jr.: 2-5, RBI, R
Tyler Heineman: 3-4, 2B, 2 RBI, R, SB
Bubba Derby: 5 IP, 4 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
Tyler Webb: 2 IP, 3 H, ER, K
Wei-Chung Wang: IP, H, ER, 2 K
Colorado Springs Sky Sox record: 60-38
Next Game: today, vs. Reno Aves, 7:40 p.m.
Probable: Brandon Woodruff, CS (#8)(6-4, 4.30 ERA)
The Brewers would like to forget the past week. After starting their ten game road trip getting swept in Pittsburgh, it seemed like a trip to Philadelphia would get the team back on track. Instead, the team lost two of three and saw their division lead evaporate to nothing, Brewers Phillies Friday July 21 1 6 Saturday July 22 9 8 Sunday July 23 3 6 After sitting out a few games last week, Ryan Braun returned to the lineup with a vengeance on Saturday. He notched three hits and a walk, his...
It feels like half of Milwaukee’s fanbase has been waiting for the sky to fall. After being in first place for a couple months, the novelty of this team of nobodies topping the World Champion Cubs in the division has died down. Especially since the Brewers rode a 5.5 game lead into the All-Star break, at least for myself personally, a lot of that unbridled optimism from May and June has started to turn into tension and nervousness. Every loss feels like it could be the beginning of the...
It’s no secret that the past week has been a veritable Pennsylvania house of horrors for the Brewers. Between July 15 and July 21, the Brewers went 1-6 against the Keystone State. And while there’s plenty to reassure Brewer fans that this is just part of the ups and downs of every season, one particular component of the Brewers’ offense bears examining further. First, the good news. Using Fangraphs’ handy “past 7 days” split tool, we know that the pitching has been about average...
Both of the Brewers' run-scoring hits in Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park went the opposite way. For Ryan Braun, that was business as usual. For Jonathan Villar, it was another small sign of progress as he works through his season of regression.
Offense manages just five hits as the Brewers drop their seventh in their last eight.
WP: Jerad Eickhoff (2-7)
LP: Junior Guerra (1-4)
SV: Luis Garcia (1)
Box Score
What happened to the Brewers team that was flying high before the All-Star Break? They’re still around, but the current team on the field doesn’t look the same.
Junior Guerra struggled again today, pitching just four innings and allowing five runs. Three of those came in the fifth inning, where he loaded the bases before being...
The Phillies may have the fewest wins in the Major Leagues, but they scored two big ones this weekend against the sagging Brewers.
We'll be taking a look at the batting and hitting leaders by affiliate every Sunday of the regular season.
AAA Colorado Springs Sky Sox
Record: 60-37
Last Week: 5-3
Runs Scored: 595
Runs Allowed: 462
Pythagorean W-L: 60-37
Batting Leaders (min 194 PA):
Ivan De Jesus .418 Lewis Brinson .978 Ryan Cordell 10 Kyle Wren 19 Lewis Brinson .414 Ivan De Jesus .922 Lewis Brinson 10 Lewis Brinson 11 Nate Orf .381 Ryan Cordell .855 Ivan De Jesus 5 Ryan Cordell 9 Kyle Wren .370 Nate Orf .838 Nate Orf...If you can’t beat him, you may as well trade for him?
Eight days from the MLB Trade Deadline, it looks like the Brewers may be expanding their search for improvements in the starting rotation.
To this point, the names being associated with the Brewers had one thing in common -- years of team control past this season. Not wanting to go all-in on one year, they've had their eye on pitchers who could help Brewers teams in 2018 and/or 2019 that figure to also be competitive in the postseason...
Wily Peralta returned to the Brewers' active roster on Sunday with urgency. Coming off a month-long stint on the disabled list that followed 2 1/2 months of struggles both as a starter and as a reliever, Peralta sounded like a man well aware of his short leash.
Scores and notes from the Brewers’ minor league affiliates.
Reno Aces 12 at Colorado Springs Sky Sox 8Lewis Brinson (#1): 1-5, R
Mauricio Dubon (#9): 2-3, 2B, R
Ivàn De Jesus Jr.: 3-4, 2B, RBI, R
Chris Colabello: 1-2, HR (1), RBI, R
Paolo Espino: 5 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 2 ER, BB, 6 K
Colorado Springs Sky Sox record: 60-37
Next Game: today, vs. Reno Aves, 2:30 p.m.
Probable: Bowdien Derby, CS (2-0, 2.33 ERA)
Clint Coulter: 1-4
Freddy Peralta (#19) (L 1-2): 5...
Brewers crash back to the pack in NL Central.
The rampant optimism of last week was replaced by pervasive disillusion this week, as the Milwaukee Nine dropped six of seven games, and saw their 5½ game lead over the Cubs fall to just one measly game. The Brewers were bad, Pennsylvania teams were good, and the NL Central standings now look like something from the first week of the season, except for the Reds, who are still bad.
The Pirates are now just three back, and swept the Brewers in...
The Brewers have designated reliever Rob Scahill for assignment, reports Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (on Twitter). His 25-man roster spot will go to right-hander Wily Peralta, who’s returning from the 10-day disabled list.
Bullpen Wily, round 2.
We learned on Friday afternoon that the Milwaukee Brewers would at some point be activating two players off of the disabled list this weekend. The first was infielder Eric Sogard, which prompted Keon Broxton’s demotion to AAA. Today, starter-turned-reliever Wily Peralta has replaced Rob Scahill in Milwaukee’s bullpen:
#Brewers reinstate RHP Wily Peralta from 10-day DL and designate RHP Rob Scahill for assignment.
— Tom (@Haudricourt) July 23, 2017RHP Wily...
Add the Miami closer to the laundry list of players the Brewers might be looking to add via trade.
It feels like the Milwaukee Brewers have been linked to just about every prominent name on the trade market this summer. I mean:
So, it should come as no surprise that we can add yet another name to the list of potential trade targets for the Milwaukee Brewers:
aj ramos, who picked up 18th save, is drawing good interest and may be next to go for marlins. dbacks, rox, rays, bosox, brewers,...
In his return to the Brewers lineup after a three-game absence, Ryan Braun showed the type of impact he can have when healthy.
Domingo Santana’s late RBI gives the Brewers the win.
WP: Jacob Barnes (3-1) (Let’s pretend that doesn’t exist...)
LP: Hector Neris (2-4)
SV: Corey Knebel (17)
HR: Odubel Herrera (9), Cesar Hernandez (6), Cameron Rupp (7), Ryan Braun (12), Travis Shaw (22)
Box Score
Breaking a six-game losing streak should be a good feeling. However, the Brewers managed to find a way to take the joy out of it.
Let’s start with the good from this game. The Brewers began building a lead early, and they...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Domingo Santana singled home the winning run in the ninth inning after the Brewers blew a big lead, and Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 9-8 Saturday night to snap a season-worst six-game losing streak. Ryan Braun homered and drove in four runs, and Travis Shaw also homered for the Brewers, who maintained a one-game lead over the Cubs in the NL Central. Milwaukee led 8-1 after batting in the seventh and manager Craig Counsell removed Braun, who had missed the past three...
It didn't fall easily, but the Brewers' longest losing streak of the season did finally fall.
Keon Broxton found a fix in the Minor Leagues last season that propelled him to a strong finish. The Brewers are hoping history repeats itself.