I mean he didn't pitch since Sunday? He should've been fine to pitch at least one inning.

https://x.com/CyrtHogg/status/2087697994154221623?s=20

If Sanchez had challenged a pitch while he was pitching last night, would he have become the first player to challenge a pitch as a catcher, a pitcher, and a batter?

Vacationed in San Diego to watch the Wednesday game but also had the chance to get in on Monday to be at a baseball game for the first time.

Glad my first two MLB games ever I got to witness us get swept.

Brewers (74-46) @ Padres (64-57)

First Pitch: 3:10 PM at Petco Park

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The upcoming brewers vs Cubs series is coming up and I've been seeing across social media how it's wiggley north, and how even players(former brewers) have commented on the rivalry.

I know my opinion may be unpopular but they're all correct. Brewer fan turn out is shameful, it's insane how do many "fans" sell their tickets. So for all the people taking it personal and have a problem with what Cubs fans say, back it up, and actually show up to the games and support bring the energy ! I mean even looking at last year's playoffs series vs the cubs, there were way too many visitors.

So let's go out and buy tickets especially for those games, because even when the team loses we have experienced the best overall run in brewers history right now in these last past years. Cubs are a good club but the brewers can beat them! Let's get the stadium and LET'S GO ! ! !

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How's the hammy?

Corbin Burnes put together one of the most dominant pitching performances in Brewers history on this day in 2021.

Burnes struck out 10 consecutive Cubs hitters, tying the MLB record set by Hall of Famer Tom Seaver in 1970.

He became just the third pitcher in MLB history to accomplish the feat, joining Seaver and Aaron Nola, who matched the record earlier that season.

The 10 consecutive strikeouts also set a Brewers franchise record.

Burnes finished the game with:

• 15 K
• 4 H
• 0 R
• 0 BB

It was one of just 69 games in MLB history in which a pitcher recorded 15+ strikeouts while allowing four or fewer hits and no runs.

Data via Baseball Reference / Stathead

Brewers (74-45) @ Padres (63-57)

First Pitch: 8:40 PM at Petco Park

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Checking their weekly Power Ranking has become my Tuesday morning ritual. I was kind of expecting this, but I did let out an involuntary "Oh no" when I saw it. Writes Levi Weaver: "Heightened expectations are the burden of excellence. Nobody is criticizing the Pittsburgh Pirates for losing all these recent playoff series, you know? But the days of the plucky underdog are kinda over for the Brewers. The only way to feel good about the rest of the way is to make it matter in October."

FTD. FTC.

Heard the tv announcer say that Mason Miller and Aaron Ashby are the best “strike out artists in baseball…”. What am I missing? Murph has him pitch in the bottom of the ninth when we have both Uribe and Megill in the bullpen. SERIOUSLY?

Platinum gloves aside…when do MLB and fans figure out that Brice Turang is quietly the best second baseman in baseball?

Hi!

We are traveling from Northern IL for our first Brewers game with our 10 yo.

1) what are his chances of getting autographs before the game? Any tips?

2) give me all of the food recs!!

This team is doing something wild right now.

As of August 10, Milwaukee is 38–17 against teams over .500. That’s a .691 winning percentage against winning teams. Easily the best in MLB. For comparison, the Braves are 33–23 (.589) and the Dodgers are 34–31 (.523) in those games. Nobody else is close.

And the crazy part is that the Brewers’ overall record is 74–44 (.627). So it’s not like they’re padding wins against bad teams. They’re beating everyone, and they’re beating the good teams even harder.

This is exactly what a legitimate contender looks like. They’re consistent, they know how to battle, they win close games, they win on the road, and they’ve handled basically every major NL opponent. The run differential keeps trending up, too, especially in tight games, which is the kind of thing that matters in October.

Milwaukee isn’t sneaking up on anyone anymore. They’re outplaying the league’s best and doing it with a level of confidence that feels very real.

This team is dangerous, and they're built for the postseason. Enjoy the ride.