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Manny Parra never lived up to expectations as a pitcher, but he has a chance as a 2-seed here. | Photo by Mike McGinnis/Getty Images
The top 2 seeds advanced by wide margins, fitting as they are pitchers in the Suppan Region.
The first round in the Jeff Suppan Region gave us a mix of easy wins, close finishes, and a couple of upsets in the “Least Liked Brewers of the Last Decade” bracket. For most, it still seems like top-seeded Matt Garza is a heavy favorite to make it out of the...
Although the start of baseball has been delayed, that doesn’t stop us from taking a little trip down memory lane and remembering some players that maybe were overlooked due to how the Brewers performed that season. The Brewers surely have had their struggles in their bullpen over the years. But, even though there are struggles, […] Brewers Flashback: The Tenure Of Jim Henderson - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Five more players were optioned down to the minors by the Brewers yesterday according to the MLB transaction log. Do we now have an idea of what a potential Opening Day roster could look like? While the MLB season continues to be postponed, fans continue to clamor for any bit of news from either the […] Brewers: Five More Optioned, Opening Day Roster Taking Shape - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
What if the Brewers didn’t go 14 years without a winning season? From 1993 through 2006, the Milwaukee Brewers went 14 consecutive seasons without posting a winning record. The club never finished higher than third place in their division and wound up in the divisional cellar five times. Only two years did they finish fewer than 10 games back of first place; the average finish for the Brewers during this period was more than 23 games shy of the leader. Fans endured five years of 90+ losses,...
It wouldn’t be the first time Ron Roenicke “took out” Wily Peralta, should the 10-seed pull off the upset. | Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images
Some unusual, hard-to-analyze contests show up in round 2 of the Hammonds Region.
There were blowouts galore in Round 1 of the Hammonds Region, as even a pair of Milwaukee Brewers’ underdogs laid waste to their higher-seeded opponents in route to victory. That could be a sign this region is up for grabs in the “Least Liked Brewers of...
FOX Sports Wisconsin lists Milwaukee Brewers general manager David Stearns' best moves during his
Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports New agreement will cause sweeping change throughout baseball and for the Brewers’ organization MLB owners just ratified an agreement struck between MLB and the MLBPA. Details of the agreement include player pay, service time, altered structure of domestic and international draft, roster sizes, and final approval on scheduling. In the agreement, MLB players will be advanced $170 million for the months of April and May. If there are no games played in 2020, the...
Eric Bolte-USA TODAY Sports Wahl, Yardley, Perdomo, Nottingham, and Feyereisen sent down The Milwaukee Brewers’ front office has been busy as Bobby Wahl, Eric Yardley, Angel Perdomo, and Jacob Nottingham were optioned to AAA San Antonio while J.P. Feyereisen was sent to Biloxi. This seems to correspond with what other teams are doing as a large number of players were sent down to the minor leagues or released yesterday (what would have been Opening Day). The five players sent down today...
Reports are coming out about MLB’s plan for the upcoming 2020 MLB Draft, and it’s not exactly positive news for the Brewers. MLB and the Players Association have agreed to a deal on how to handle the shortened season and there’s a lot of give and take, and there are bad implications for the Brewers. […] Milwaukee Brewers: Negative Impact Of A Downsized 2020 MLB Draft - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
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Significant changes could be coming in the shortened year
MLB and the MLB Players Association are reportedly nearing an agreement for some major changes to this year’s draft.
Sources: MLB & the MLB Players Association have the framework of an agreement that could be finalized as soon as today. Discussed terms on the draft:
- A draft sometime in July
- Likely 10 rounds, possibly 5
- Bonus deferment: 10% upfront, 45% in July '21, 45% in July...
Macha has his eyes set on a Sweet 16 berth. | Photo by Scott Cunningham/Getty Images A pair of underdogs play on in round 2 after opening game wins in the Gagne Region. Unlike in the Sheffield Region, not all of the “favorites” took home a victory in the first round of the Gagne Region. The 10-seed, Tyler Cravy, took down 7th-seeded Mark Kotsay with shockingly little resistance (72%-28%). The rest of the region went to the higher seeds in the “Least Liked Brewers of the Last Decade.”...
Lorenzo Cain looks like his old self on Opening Day, stealing two bases and scoring twice We may not have had the real thing today, but any win over the Cubs is a good win — even if it’s not real The Brewers would have won today, if Opening Day had been held as planned at Miller Park. At least that’s according to MLB The Show 20. With no actual baseball this afternoon, we decided to simulate the pageantry and action of Opening Day and streamed the whole thing live on Twitch with Matt...
Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images Luke Barker and three other prospects talk about training, pay, and a 2020 baseball season that is indefinitely on hold. Today was supposed to be Opening Day across Major League Baseball. Life has been turned upside down around the world, however, because of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Here in America, almost every major sport has had their season suspended or cancelled. Schools are closed and huge amounts of people are either working from home or not able...
There’s no Opening Day for MLB. But Milwaukee Brewers fans can fill that void with a very cool I-94 Rivalry bobblehead from the Bobblehead Hall and FOCO. Today was supposed to be fun. Opening Day. Baseball would finally be back in full swing and we’d get to watch the Milwaukee Brewers host the Chicago Cubs […] Milwaukee Brewers fans need this I-94 Rivalry bobblehead - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
There’s no real baseball today, so let’s use MLB The Show 20 see how Opening Day would turn out
Today was supposed to be Opening Day.
While Wisconsin (and much of the country) is under orders to stay home if they can, we figured we’d still try to bring you some baseball entertainment today. We’ll be simulating what would’ve been today’s Opening Day matchup between the Cubs and the Brewers at Miller Park using MLB The Show 20.
A live stream will be added below once I go live at...
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Fans can watch all 2018 and 2019 games free on MLB.tv
Major League Baseball is finally making our lives more enjoyable by providing some free baseball! It announced today that on Thursday, March 26th a full slate of 30 games with be available across several streaming platforms to celebrate the would-be Opening Day.
MLB announces “Opening Day at Home” initiative pic.twitter.com/EVBHVlqU2t
— Nick Stellini (@StelliniTweets) March 25, 2020Some of the...
The Brewers’ offseason featured a large number of small-scale additions — a hallmark of the current front office regime — and the richest contract in club history for the face of the franchise. Guaranteed Contracts Avisail Garcia, OF: Two years, $20 million Josh Lindblom, RHP: Three years, $9.125 million Justin Smoak, 1B: One year, $5 million (includes $1 million buyout of $5.5 million club option) Brett Anderson, LHP: One year, $5 million Eric Sogard, 2B/SS: One year, $4.5 million...
Third-seeded Matt Albers (pictured) has a date with an equally-imposing reliever in the second round. | Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports It was all chalk through the opening round in the Gary Sheffield Region. Not too surprisingly, the opening round of the Sheffield Region went according to script with the 8 highest-seeded Milwaukee Brewers advancing, most with relative ease. Only 7th-seeded Cesar Izturis had to sweat out a (somewhat) close matchup with his equally-light-hitting opponent,...
The Brewers entered the free-agent period with a void at first base. They let go of their top option from last year, Eric Thames, declining his $7.5M club option for 2020 in favor of a $1M buyout. Months before that, the Brewers traded right-handed complement Jesus Aguilar to the Rays. The Brewers are now set to rely on former Mariner, Ranger and Blue Jay Justin Smoak, whom they signed to a $5M guarantee in December. Smoak’s contract also includes a $5.5M option for 2021. Both prices are...
We started off with a bracket of 16 Milwaukee Brewers managers in an effort to determine the best manager in franchise history. We now move on to the next round. In the creation of the Sweet 16 bracket from the Brewers managerial history, it was relatively easy to determine who was a higher seed and […] Best Milwaukee Brewers Manager Of All Time – Elite Eight - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More