Brewers Press Conference 3pm

[Greenleaf1]

Haven't seen this confirmed anywhere else, any guesses?

 

Could maybe be they extended a player like Adames or Burnes? Or Counsell? Or something non-game related like some community intiative?

 

Source:

[markedman5]

No idea if this is true or what the presser is about.

 

[PeaveyFury]

McCalvy suspect's Heyman's tweet is indeed the reason.

[bork]

So a Packer owns part of the Bucks, a Buck owns part of the Brewers and Brewers own part of the Admirals?

[markedman5]

Yep…… not as good as an extension announcement but pretty cool nonetheless

 

[owbc]

Off-topic question...if Giannis decided he wanted to pull an MJ and play baseball, how good would he be two years from now?

[sveumrules]

Off-topic question...if Giannis decided he wanted to pull an MJ and play baseball, how good would he be two years from now?

 

Great at robbing home runs probably, really big strike zone though.

[Underachiever]

Off-topic question...if Giannis decided he wanted to pull an MJ and play baseball, how good would he be two years from now?

 

Great at robbing home runs probably, really big strike zone though.

Put him at first, Urias throwing issues solved.

[markedman5]

https://www.wisn.com/article/live-milwaukee-brewers-news-conference/37360555

[pacopete4]

Cool news. I love that these guys all seem to support one another.

[roadcrew3]

[sarcasm]Man, now I have to be upset with Giannis too when the Brewers don't sign any big name free agents?[/sarcasm]

[JimH5]

It's a cool gesture that really doesn't mean anything to the success of the team or the fan experience.

[KeithStone53151]

It's a cool gesture that really doesn't mean anything to the success of the team or the fan experience.

 

Right, I always find it fun when Milwaukee/Wisconsin teams support each other. Queue Bahktiari slamming beers at Bucks games.

[StearnsFTW]

It's a cool gesture that really doesn't mean anything to the success of the team or the fan experience.

 

It means more to the success of the Bucks if it keeps him here for another contract.

 

Which it probably won't, but it can't hurt.

[bork]

It's good for the city when local athletes put money back into the community, like Junior Bridgeman and Hank Aaron, who ran successful businesses in Milwaukee after they retired. I believe Ben Sheets also bought part ownership of the Admirals a few years ago.

[dlk9s]

It's a cool gesture that really doesn't mean anything to the success of the team or the fan experience.

 

[brewmann04]

Increase the payroll

[sveumrules]

Increase the payroll

 

Brewers franchise value looks to be 1.2 billion.

 

Let's say for the sake of easy math that Giannis bought 1% for 12 million.

 

He just paid JBJ's salary.

 

Thanks Giannis!!

[homer]

Off-topic question...if Giannis decided he wanted to pull an MJ and play baseball, how good would he be two years from now?

 

I think he'd be horrible

[DuWayne Steurer]

Increase the payroll

 

That's not how it works at all.