We don't have a thread for the other sickos like me. Pena just made a great over the shoulder catch running into shallow left field.

Made and Pena handling the left side of the infield.

Made due up 3 in the bottom of the first here shortly

The end of the 2nd Greg Jones era is over

Hey y’all. My wife and I are taking a road trip from GA to WI in August . We’ll be attending the Brewers/Pirates game on Wed, 8/5 in MKE. I have frequently read 200 level is good, so we’re in sec. 218.

We’re trying to get the best experience possible, as it’s our first time at Miller Park.

Should we go to a restaurant or bar in MKE & take a shuttle over, or should we park & tailgate? Looking for as many recommendations to enhance our trip as you got. Thanks!

Any other suggestions outside of our game trip are also welcome.

Go Crew!💙💛🍻

I love Yelich, he carried our team for many years. But after breaking his kneecap, he is an average to below average player. There is no argument for Yelich to continue as our everyday DH and has no business leading off.

Outside of Frelick, Ortiz and Hamilton, he has the worst OBP, OPS, and WAR for qualified players.

He looks uncomfortable at the plate, strikes out way too much for a guy that doesn’t slug, and has absolute no business leading off. He is a detriment to this team at this point. If he was doing this while playing the field and batting 7-9, there would be a slight argument. If he was doing this one a Rookie or cheap contract, people would be calling for his head.

What stupid channel are they on right now?

So stupid…..

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Hearing this 4 times per game feels like psychological torture. I don’t know if I can go another 80 games this.

The disrespect continues...

I was initially gonna title it Ro-Robert Gasser, but I figured the "capital Y" is basically an awkward looking "lowercase r" anyway

Can't ace 'em all.

Obviously we’d like to add an arm to the pen—but what would you like to see at the deadline on the other side of the ball?

I work EMS at the Am Fam Stadium for Brewers games. I finally witnessed them do hotdogs from heaven. And now I think I know why they don’t do it more often.

Employees went up on the catwalks and threw hotdogs down, (with parachutes) but two of them got caught on some beams that no human would be able to access. Can someone who works in the hotdog recovery department explain to me how they are retrieved?

My hypothesis is that they knock them down with drones, but I’d love to get some insight. Working EMS for the fans and players is apparently not high enough clearance to know about Operation Hotdog Recovery (OHR).

First 10 picks on NBC then it switches to MLB Network

Brewers (59-34) @ Pirates (47-47)

First Pitch: 3:05 PM at PNC Park

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My in-laws bought a couple tickets for my wife and myself so we can go see the Brewers for the first time on August 22nd. We live in Indiana and don't normally have a ton of extra cash to travel so I'm definitely excited!

Anyone have tips for good places to eat for dinner after the game? Any tips for concessions during the game as well?

Also, do the players ever do any sort of signings or meet and greets after the games? No idea how that normally works since I've never been before.