In the middle of the game, your weaknesses get exposed. That's the danger hour; that's where your soft underbelly can be put ...
Jack and Spencer preview the World Series matchup between the Brewers and Rays. Discussed in this episode are William ...
Some are nuggets that won't feel important, until suddenly, they're everything. Some are more straightforward. But when one ...
Starting pitchers matter less than ever in the modern game. That's what everyone keeps saying. Yet, the Rays—the team that popularized the opener and has always lived by their bullpen—are only here ...
The Brewers were the team who could frustrate you. They put pressure on you with bunts and singles. They created traffic, ...
And so, while people who lived through the 1982 season will never forget their beloved Harvey’s Wallbangers, the victory over ...
There are many similarities between this year's World Series combatants, from how the front offices are run to how they win ...
The Rays’ offense is everything the general public thinks the Brewers are, and more. They have perhaps the fastest player in ...
Logan Henderson pitched fine over four innings the next day, but nearly threw the game away with two errant throws to first.
Milwaukee acquired Trevor Megill for cash considerations and a player to be named later. Three years later, the Brewers have ...
The 67-year-old manager deftly mixes one-liners with discipline to get every ounce of production out of his players. It has ...
Though they're still waiting for their chance to win the first World Series title in franchise history, the Brewers have two ...
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