Brewers outfield prospect Monte Harrison went 3-for-5 with a grand slam and a two-run homer en route to a seven-RBI performance during Friday's Arizona Fall League action. The 22-year-old slashed .272/.350/.481 with 21 homers, 67 RBIs and 27 stolen bases this past season at the low-A and high-A levels.
Brewers third-base prospect Lucas Erceg went 2-for-4 with a homer and two runs scored during Wednesday's Arizona Fall League action. The 22-year-old slashed .256/.307/.417 with 15 home runs at high-A Carolina this past season before a late promotion to Triple-A Colorado Springs, where he batted .400 across 11 plate appearances.
Sophia joins Homer and Gabe to help preview the upcoming Milwaukee Bucks season, as well as an update with the MLB postseason.
Milwaukee Brewers minor leaguer Julio Mendez has made what the team calls a "remarkable recovery" from a serious injury after being hit in the chest by a pitch.
The Milwaukee Brewers have plans to extend the protective netting on the field level at Miller Park.
Brewers top prospect Corey Ray went 1-for-2 with a double while Lucas Erceg came off the bench with two doubles in two at-bats in the Salt River Rafters' 4-3 win to open the Arizona Fall League season Tuesday.
The Hank Aaron Award recognizes the most outstanding offensive performer in each league. Finalists for all 30 teams were revealed Monday.
Fox 6 sports reporter Tim Van Vooren joins the show to try to diagnose what went wrong with the Brewers' postseason push and grades the Packers through the first four games.
Were the Brewers legitimately contenders this season? With the season over, Homer and Dan Needles finally address their running debate on the air.
Fox Sports Wisconsin's Sophia Minnaert joins the show to discuss the 2017 Brewers season, today's season-ending press conference, the offseason and expectations for 2018.
Fox Sports Wisconsin's Sophia Minnaert recaps the Brewers' season-ending press conference with Bryan Dee and Dan Needles.
Yes, there's an "oh what could have been" feeling to this season, given the way it ended, but there's so much for Brewers fans to feel positive about.
Aaron Wilkerson took a perfect game into the sixth inning, Brett Phillips hit a three-run homer and the Milwaukee Brewers closed out their near-miss of a season with a 6-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday.
Aaron Judge led the way by nearly 50 feet with his record-breaking bomb on Saturday. He wasn't the only big name with a big bat near the top, as Kyle Schwarber and Joey Gallo were next. A.J. Pollock and Domingo Santana rounded out the top five.
The Milwaukee Brewers were eliminated from playoff contention Saturday when they squandered a six-run lead in a 7-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals, handing baseball's final postseason spot to the Colorado Rockies.
The Rockies are headed to the postseason for the first time since 2009 as the Brewers suffered a brutal loss, blowing a 6-0 lead as the Cardinals scored three runs in the bottom of the eighth. The Rockies will take on the Diamondbacks on Wednesday with Jon Gray versus Zack Greinke the likely pitching matchup. It was tough 10-game stretch for the Brewers, blowing a late lead to the Pirates on an error and losing on a walk-off home run, losing two 10-inning games to the Cubs and then getting eliminated with this defeat.
Get ready to pop that pregame champagne, Rockies. Harrison Bader delivers a go-ahead ground single into left as the Cardinals score their third run of the inning off Anthony Swarzak and take a 7-6 lead. If the score holds and the Rockies clinch, it's a big deal to do it today because they won't have to worry about using Jon Gray on Sunday and can now save him with plenty of rest for the wild-card game against the Diamondbacks.
The Brewers have squandered a 6-0 lead as Stephen Piscotty's two-run single off Anthony Swarzak ties the game in the eighth. The Brewers have left 10 runners on base as they need to win to keep their playoff hopes alive. Meanwhile, as the Rockies get ready for their game against Clayton Kershaw, you know those clubhouse TVs are tuned into the Brewers-Cardinals game.
Looks like the Brewers are going to put pressure on the Rockies to beat Clayton Kershaw tonight to clinch that second wild-card spot. The Brewers put up a five spot in the third inning against the Cardinals to take a 6-0 lead. Junior Guerra, making his first start since July 29, is pitching for Milwaukee. German Marquez goes later for the Rockies. Will we need to go to game 162 to determine the final playoff? And maybe even a game 163? Remember that the Rockies beat Kershaw a couple years ago -- and he probably won't go beyond five innings as he gets ready for the Division Series opener.
The Brewers have won two in a row, but the Rockies have won three straight, giving them a stranglehold on the NL's final playoff berth. Milwaukee needs to win its final two games while Colorado loses its final two, which FiveThirtyEight finds very unlikely.
Stephen Vogt homered and drove in three runs, Chase Anderson allowed one run over seven innings, and the Milwaukee Brewers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night.
The Brewers won Thursday vs. the Reds, while the Rockies had the day off. There wasn't much movement for either Colorado or Milwaukee in the wild-card standings, but St. Louis was eliminated after Cubs OF Leonys Martin robbed Paul DeJong of a game-tying homer in the 11th inning.
It's down to Colorado and Milwaukee, with the Rockies two games up and hosting the Dodgers and the Brewers on the road in St. Louis. How can Milwaukee pull off the upset?
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago | 92 | 70 | .568 | - | L1 |
| Milwaukee | 86 | 76 | .531 | 6 | W1 |
| St. Louis | 83 | 79 | .512 | 9 | L1 |
| Pittsburgh | 75 | 87 | .463 | 17 | W2 |
| Cincinnati | 68 | 94 | .420 | 24 | W1 |
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