craigharmann

That's dang impressive.

FAKE NEWS!! THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS HAVE WON 103 GAMES IN A SEASON!! LET THAT SINK IN!!! Never, I mean, ever in my wildest dreams would I have imagined this team winning that many games. I'm looking at 8 year old me in 1985, excited by Randy Ready, Billy Jo Robidoux and all of the players on those teams that I cheered for. Or my high school years in the 90's, only to be disappointed again and again. Heck, when I was in college, I went to a Brewers/Braves game just to watch Maddux pitch.....because there wasn't hope of us winning.....and we didn't. But here we are. Best record in baseball. Just amazing. Now let's go win the whole damn thing. For Uke, for Bud, for ALL OF US!!!

The offensive line is offensive, plain and simple. The crap that has been thrown out there isn't working. That goes to Gutey, to Butkus, to MLF, to the players themselves. It's not improving. Zach is out for the year, Banks is whatever he's going to be if he's healthy. My feeling is that this is going to be a lost year no matter what. Because it starts with the O line. Defensively, they looked good the first 2 games, and awful Thursday. But I'm a little less negative because they looked good. If the '27 draft had 2 tackles, 2 guards and center in it with all of those picks they have....of guys that can actually play, I'm fine with that. It has to be addressed.

It's crazy. Never, ever, ever, ever in all of my years of watching and loving the Brewers would I have thought that 100 wins would ever happen. It's crazy, it's awesome and I love it.

There he is!! That's who I was waiting for.

Man, those bring back so many memories.

You mean #4.....Brett Favre???? :-)

Ed. I loved that guy. Why? Because he was signing autographs at the opening of the Stop N Go in Janesville back in the day. The first autograph on a baseball I ever got.

That's what I was going to say. I grew up during the 80's, 90's and early 2000's on Brewers baseball. While those teams built my love of baseball, they were moderately competitive. And the farm system for other teams (see Gary Sheffield, Greg Vaughn and more). This is different. This feels built and long term. And credit needs to go to Mark for seeing this through. Now we have to get the trophy.

I believe that bullied any thoughts of Rivas trying to pitch ever again.

I take it back. That's a high cost for rentals. Hope it helps us beat the Dodgers.

On first glance, I like it. Depends on what the cost is. But pitching is going to be needed come playoff time.

Always need a bat. Always.

Fair point. I want to be optimistic, but I think in the end, the almighty dollar and the bottom line wins out.

THAT was what did it? Not the Dodgers signing Ohtani, Tucker, so on and so forth? Not the lack of a salary cap or floor? Not the stupid blackout restrictions that make zero sense whatsoever? I mean, the answer to the question of this post is that the response needs to be on the field. Win. Take down the Dodgers. It is absolutely possible.