Turnbowsaves24

I am currently looking for one or two individuals who would be willing to split some Brewers regular season tickets with myself and four other individuals. It would work out to be about eleven tickets per each individual. Each game consists of 4 tickets per game. These seats are on the visitors' side dugout, and in line with third base. These seats are also three rows from the dugout and happen to be on the aisle. If interested PM me

C-Kottaras OF-Gomez 1B/3B-Eric Chavez SS/2B- Orlando Cabrera OF/1B Luke Scott

ESPN is just loving this I bet. Taking down the Brewers franchise player to show that the only way the Brewers could win is by using PEDs

I would put Jorge instead of Dana

I wouldn't mind seeing Brewers go after Eric Chavez for a bench spot, he still has the glove (granted if he can stay healthy) but he can play 1b or 3b. Switch hitter coming off the bench would be nice.

Yes I will be attending the CWS for the first time this year. I have a question for you, would you say it is better/easier to get the booklet or single game tickets?

Got home from work and turned on the MLB Network to try and catch the Hot Stove, but it was Sheets 18 K game. Great to see Overbay, Dirty Jenks, Scotty Po, Brady Clark, and Brooks Kieschnick on the team. But man Jaret Wright pitched one heck of a game as well.

Anyone else look at Escobar stats for the Venezuelan Winter League? He did pretty well this past league hitting an impressive .392 and was 16 for 18 in SBs. Getting more and more excited about this season

I was watching Hot Stove this morning and they are convinced that Mulder and/or Bedard will come to the Brewers. So I am wondering who would be the better bet? Eric Bedard is younger, only a year though, and has pitched in the previous two seasons even though it was in a limited amount of games. But Mulder is apparently throwing very well off the mound now and has a history with Macha and Rick Peterson. So who would you take?

still have any posters left?

is there going to be a round 2 any time soon?

Do you think it was a bigger blow for the Brewers to loose LaPorta or Brantley?

I wouldn't object to getting Nowak, nice to see a kid from waukesha on the Crew

Triple A 1. Mat Gamel- love his batting style, approach, and the fact he is a lefty is awesome. Just need that glove and arm to come around so the Crew and have a solid 3B 2. Alcides Escobar- defensive is well above average for a major league shortstop. He is faster than JJ. Hopefully his bat gets MLB ready soon and his average is above .300 in AAA 3.Angel Salome- need a catcher for the future hopefully his defensive improves and his stick does too. 4. Nick Green- hopefully improves to help the pitching stuff out this year 5. Sam Nerron/ Chase Wright- Would like to see another lefty pitcher in the rotation Double A 1. Jeremy Jeffress- Would love to see his control improve and hopefully he has a great season and is up in a year and a half. 2. Omar Aguilar- Hopefully the future closer for the Brewers, cause the team needs to solidify that spot. 3. Yohannis Perez- I think he could be a solid 2B, he is a little older but could come around. Is tearing up right now, hopefully it continues. 4. Lorenzo Cain- could be the future CF for the Brewers, want to see him succeed offensively 5. Chris Cody- could be a nice addition to the team has good control and great efficiency Single A 1. Mark Rogers- drafted so high, hopefully he can pull through and give a full season 2. Brent Brewer- gifted athletically, could play any position on the field. Would love to see that bat come around 3. Brett Lawrie- would like for him to find a spot on the field, shows his versatility. Want to see how he handles minor league 4. Efrain Nieves- nice lefty with a nice k:BB ration (126:38 so 3.3:1) 5. Evan Anundensen- having a great start, lets see if it continues

I would like to see what Mcgehee has to offer this upcoming Spring Training.