Pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training in a little more than a month and Prince Fielder still has not signed a free agent deal with any MLB team. Some Milwaukee Brewers' fans are hoping that as long as teams drop out of the Fielder sweepstakes and he remains on the open market, there is a glimmer of hope that he might return to Milwaukee even if it is just for a … [Read more...] about Brewers GM on Prince Fielder: “We’ve Had to Move On”
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Milwaukee Brewers Attempt to Weather the Loss of Rickie Weeks
The Milwaukee Brewers may have swept the border-rival Chicago Cubs, but it was an injury to second baseman Rickie Weeks on Wednesday night which has the entire city buzzing. According to Brewers Assistant General Manager Gord Ash, Weeks has a "severe ankle sprain," and could miss anywhere from three-to-six weeks. Weeks injury is a huge loss for one of the league's … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Brewers Attempt to Weather the Loss of Rickie Weeks
Milwaukee Brewers Weekly Check-In (4-25-11)
If you’re not one of those baseball nerds who follows every single thing going on in the Milwaukee Brewers Organization, don’t worry, because The Sports Bank’s Nick Grays has you covered with what happened in the past week and what’s going on in the future. And if you are one of those nerds, feel free to join in on some good old analysis of America’s pastime in … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Brewers Weekly Check-In (4-25-11)
Analyzing the Milwaukee Brewers Off-Season
Missing the playoffs in the last two seasons has felt like a wasted opportunity for the Milwaukee Brewers organization. While boasting one of the best offenses in the major leagues in 2009 and 2010, the Brewers have finally realized the need to bolster their lackluster pitching rotation. With hard-hitting Prince Fielder in the last year of his contract, the Brewers have … [Read more...] about Analyzing the Milwaukee Brewers Off-Season
Brewers Show Suppan the Door, Pump Arms from AAA Pipeline
It’s now quite clear. The Milwaukee Brewers front office is putting its confidence in younger arms. Four years and $42M later, the club releases starting pitcher Jeff Suppan in favor of some farm system hopefuls and anyone whose names begin with Chris, John, Kameron or Zach. The Brewers organization will pay Jeff Suppan upwards of $10M not to play. That’s including a $2M … [Read more...] about Brewers Show Suppan the Door, Pump Arms from AAA Pipeline
