Roque gets nod for opening day over struggling Karl By Drew Olsonof the Journal Sentinel staff March 30, 1999 Berry adds power to Brewers lineup By Tom Haudricourtof the Journal Sentinel staff December 08, 1998 Relegated to platoon status with the Houston Astros, Sean Berry does not see himself as a part-timer with the Milwaukee Brewers. http://www2.jsonline.com/sports/brew/image/mugs/gberry1208.jpg [align=center]Berry[/align] "I didn't come here to sit the bench. I want to play every day," said Berry, who arrived in town Tuesday night after signing a two-year, free-agent deal with the Brewers. Frustrated in previous attempts to address their shortcomings this winter, the Brewers finally achieved a breakthrough by adding some badly needed right-handed pop to their lineup. A third baseman by trade, Berry will play first base for Milwaukee. United Press International 10-05-1998 Brewers extend Bando three years MILWAUKEE, Oct. 5 (UPI) _ The Milwaukee Brewers today (Monday) extended the contract of general manager Sal Bando three years through the 2001 season. Financial terms were not disclosed. The 54-year-old Bando was extended even though the team just suffered its sixth straight losing season. He has been in his current post since Oct. 8, 1991, which ties him for the fifth-longest tenure in baseball among active general managers. ``Sal is the right person to make us a winning team,'' said Wendy Selig-Prieb, Brewers president and chief executive officer.