MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers won 95 games during the regular season, largely due to the strength of their starting rotations and their three All-Stars: Corbin Burnes, Brandon Woodruff and Freddy Peralta. Only the Los Angeles Dodgers’ earned run average was lower than the Brewers’ starting roster. But in the two games against Atlanta of …
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MILWAUKEE – Corbin Burnes stood alone at the top with a triangle of trouble threatening to take down the Milwaukee Brewers in the first half of Friday’s playoff game. Atlanta’s leading player, Jorge Soler, had turned the 1-2 count into a walk. It took nine steps to walk Freddie Freeman and thanks to a pass …
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MILWAUKEE – Definitely one of the few lakeside office suites in Milwaukee where the water view has been reduced to a supporting role. To see Lake Michigan from there, you must first visit Bud Selig’s baseball museum. A bench made of bats and pedestals. 75th birthday poster scribbled by the likes of Berra, Brock, Feller, …
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The weirdest and loneliest season in major league history ended last October with the Milwaukee Brewers’ new short-back Willy Adames deciding not to swing. Adames had been battling the Tampa Bay Rays all month at the time. In Game 6 of the World Series, he landed a third inning against Julio Urias of the Los …
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