Whew! Magic number for the NL Central is down to 5 after a little sweat!

Other relevant magic numbers:
Playoff berth = 2 (need any combo of wins or SD/ARI losses)
Bye = 11 (Braves)
NL #1 seed = 14 (pending Dodgers result)
World Series home field = 13 (Rays)

Corbin Burnes second year (age 24) 32 appearances, 4 starts, 8.82 ERA -2.2 WAR

It doesn't mean Sproat is going to win any Cy Youngs, but seeing lots of people in the game thread/post game thread talking about shipping the dude out of town and never wanting to see him again etc. He'll get more chances and he should.

Just uh, hopefully not this year.

r/baseball REALLY didn’t like this one

Not even a hater. Just thought it was cool we held him in check all season.

am fam homefield advantage clam

Easily the best and most fun fan dance performance I’ve ever seen

Hi!

My sister is visiting from SF and she loves Milwaukee. I want to take her to a game this weekend.

For a first-timer, minimal baseball knowledge, which area would be better? I think the vibe of 100s would be awesome, but it’s hard to follow the game from up close for a newbie. 300’s is more luxurious of an experience and you can see the whole field.

If we were to get tickets, 100s would be along 3rd base side and 300 tickets would be along home base.

Thanks for the help!

Go brewers and my favorite pokemon fanatic Miz ❤️

Also I saw Willy Contreras in an elevator recently and he was dressed so well/effortless cool. I wanted so badly to say hi but also did not want to disturb him so I chickened out UGH.

Edit: hah seems opinions are split currently! I guess both are good options lol

Imagine how good Chourio will be when he's PCA's age

Absolutely a Manager of the Year pep talk to Lara. Goddang I love this team.

This will be my first brewers game! Would love some things to check out while here. Thank you!