Just For Fun

Here's something fun for a Saturday. The Brewers are on the road coming out of the All-Star break, with series against the Reds and Phillies. Care to play a little bit of Immaculate Grid?

Think you can outwit and outwork Craig Counsell, Matt Arnold, and the rest of the Brewers' team builders and managerial staff? Now's your chance.

The Brewers tried to generate fanbase excitement by promoting their next potential core of prospects following the Hunter Renfroe trade, rather than spending additional payroll on a regular starting outfielder. Their early-season outfield rotations demonstrate that they still have room for more offensive firepower in the outfield. 

Everyone knows that the Brewers’ first year in the major leagues was 1970. However, not everyone knows that the team actually started in 1969, in Seattle. After what Lemony Snicket would call a series of unfortunate events, the team packed its bags and became the Brew Crew we know and love today. How did Seattle call it quits after just one hilariously catastrophic season?

Get the grill ready and buy your favorite hot dogs. Tailgate season is drawing near! This is merely one more reason the north side of the Wisconsin-Illinois border is more enjoyable. It's kind of like a Chicago Dog, just better in every way - hence, the Milwaukee Dog.

This article was originally posted at Twins Daily just days after the MLB draft. 

After selecting RHP Chase Petty with the #26 overall pick in the 2021 draft, the Twins had a second selection ten picks later. With the 36th overall pick, they took Wisconsin high school shortstop Noah Miller. We recently discussed the draft, the baseball hotbed in Wisconsin, his big-league brother’s influence, and other topics.