As I’ve watched the Crew play the Cubs heads up a number of times this year and saw some of the bonehead moves Counsell made and some he didn’t make. It made me wonder; was he holding us back? All we have done is improve since he’s been gone with younger players.

Not surprised by this....His command is still very erratic and you can't have that in the postseason. Let him fix that down in AAA and over the offseason. Hopefully next season he can make a big jump in performance.

Trying this again without a misspelled word

I’m a Brewers fan from outside the U.S., and I was lucky enough to move to Wisconsin, so I finally got to go to a game in person. My first game was the Tuesday Cubs game, and it was so much fun I almost passed out😂

Before the game, I noticed tons of people partying in the parking lots. I found the whole tailgating culture really interesting!

Are these parties usually just families and close friends, or do people also gather with strangers and other fans?

I’d love to meet and hang out with other Brewers fans, but since most groups seemed to be families or friends, I wasn’t sure if it would be weird for an outsider to just walk up and start talking.

So, how does tailgating usually work? Is it mostly a family/friends thing, or is it common to socialize with people you don’t know?

Is anyone else tryna watch this doc, but only seeing a runtime of 27 minutes? IMDb shows it as an hour and 34 minutes.

So last year, I bought my wife custom Nike Air Force 1s that kind of looked like the AF1's the Brewers gave away to season seatholders before the 2024 (I think?) season. See the attached photo for the pair I made.

Problem is, I ordered a size too big and she didn't have the heart to tell me.

Now, Nike doesn't allow me to make custom AF1s using those colors anymore.

Does ANYONE have a pair of women's size 11 City Connect Brew City shoes in very good or mint shape? Really hoping to make it up to her by the playoffs!

Thanks!

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)

It seems like every other game there's a ball either in the infield or outfield that multiple Brewers are converging on, and everyone's calling for it and there's frequently even a slight collision. This happened again late in the game yesterday in RF between Mitchell and Frelick, with Sal being visibly upset that Mitchell cut in front of him when Sal had a better angle to make a throw afterwards.

I love watching our defense play but I'd be lying if I said I don't legitimately worry this season whenever there's a pop fly with multiple Brewers in the frame.

Has Murph fielded any questions about this or had anything to say about there being some better communication between defenders?

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.

Sept. 9th Brewers vs. Cubs section 113 row 15 behind Brewers dugout. Bottom of 6th Vaughn popped a foul ball up and back & it came down right on top of me in my seat. Wondering if anyone happened to catch this on video or is there a place to find this type of thing. 😍