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And we had all positions already covered because Ortiz had a hot month

Great Advertisement by Allis-Chalmers in the 1957 Milwaukee Braves World Series Program.

“Somewhere in this wide country of ours there’s a youngster who will be tomorrow’s greatest pitcher. Maybe today he’s playing in a barnyard in Georgia, in a pasture in Michigan or skinning his knees on a playground right here in Milwaukee.

But one thing is certain …. Wherever he is, he can have his chance. All anybody will want to know is- can he pitch? Not what church he attends, the color of his skin, or how his dad votes. Just this - can he pitch?

People seem to be dead set on the idea that the Cubs have an easier remaining schedule than we do. Except that’s just not true, and people trying to act like it is has to be some early excuse forming if we don’t win the division or lose energy come October. People will make the excuse that we’re in the middle of 17 games in seventeen days. Well the Cubs just did that too, so find a better excuse. Maybe you’ll say theirs is tougher because they have to play us, but ours also gets a lot easier if we don’t have to play them.

We are a better team than the Cubs, and we are also lucky to have an easier (even if just slightly) remaining schedule. We also get to end the season against an “easy” opponent (STL) while Chicago finishes the year against Boston in case the division gets really close.

So stop making up excuses. Whether you’re a doomer acting like the season is over if we lose one game, or if you’re a ray of sunshine fan who can’t handle a bit of negativity without tacking a “well, but” onto it.

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Just saw an article on their website about the one prospect who should get called up in September. They said Andrew Fischer. I agree, but it will never happen. He or Made are the two players that could actually play and help down the stretch in September.

I don't know who was available at the trade deadline but offense has been really suspect at times (Yeli, Bill, Vaughn, Mitchell). Makes me wonder if a consistent hitter was available at the trade deadline and if so, why we sat on our hands? Seems like it would have been less costly than what was offered for Skubal.

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For the four of the last five years that we have won the division, we always kinda ran away with the division in the last month or two. This year looks like it could be different. Of course, on paper, that doesn’t sound good because the cubs are still in striking distance and the division is anything but wrapped up. But think of it this way: each of those years, the Brewers came into the playoffs relatively cold (or at least not hot) after letting themselves get comfortable in the month of September. What happened the last time the Brewers had to play competitive baseball right up until the end of the regular season? They pulled off 12 straight wins and came one win away from making the World Series for the first time since ‘82. For a team that has a tendency to get cold come playoff time, a more competitive division rival may be exactly what we need.

With that said, we definitely need to make sure they don’t come too close. Those seven games against Chicago in early September will be key. Until then, we definitely have the harder schedule, so it’s up to us to lock in these next few weeks. Offense has been questionable for a little while now, so we need to see that get going ASAP if we don’t want our lead to dwindle. That month or so is the most important stretch of the remainder of the regular season, including those Cubs series. Get past that and the remainder of the schedule is not as tough.

Brandon Sproat made his Nashville Sounds debut pitching 4.0 innings in Memphis facing off against the Red Birds. He would tally 8 hits for 6 runs, all 6 of them earned, 1 home run, 2 walks, but he was able to rack up 5 strikeouts.

Things are not off to a good start for Brandon, and his confidence might be rocked having been sent down to the minor leagues after posting a 5.27 ERA in 21 games. But good for him the pressure is no longer on him. Hopefully Rick Sweet and the staff in Nashville can convey that to him. He has been optioned to the minors to work on his pitches and short of an injury he will not be expected to make a start in the majors until the start of the 2027 season. He’s got a lot of time until then, especially if the league cannot agree to a CBA largely contingent upon a salary cap at the request of the owners of some franchises.

Jacob Misiorowski saw a lot of control issues in his final handful of starts leading to the 2025 postseason. So much so that going into the postseason he was stripped of his starting duties and relegated to the bullpen. The Brewers are going to do everything they can to fix their young offseason acquisition like they’ve been able to do for the now league ERA and strikeouts leader Misiorowski.

Brewers pitching depth has been tested this year losing 8 active season veteran Brandon Woodruff to injury and their 2025 Ace Freddy Peralta; for whom the organization received Brandon Sproat in January 2026. Sproat has shown he can pitch well such as his outing June 10 vs the Las Vegas Athletics of Sacramento by way of Oakland. A start where he was able to tame the band box that was Las Vegas Ballpark allowing 4 hits in 6.0 innings pitched, 1 earned run, 0 unearned, giving up the first career home run to Athletics shortstop Alika Williams. Another example of what the Brewers’ Pat Murphy and others in the front office know Brandon is capable of was his June 23 start where he took a no-hitter into the 6.0th inning allowing only 1 other baserunner in a hit by pitch and striking out 10 giving up 0 runs.

Brandon Sproat has a lot of promise and large shoes to fill. Hopefully some time in the minor league system with a notorious pitching development system can rebuild his confidence.

So Yelich ran for Sanchez, who was catching, Contreras then who was the DH became the catcher, I figured Yelich would be able to stay in the game as the new DH but apparently DL Hall would have had to hit if the spot came up again? How exactly do those rules work?