In a move that surprised everyone, including Claudio Vargas, the Brewers released him today. No one's quite sure why we released him as opposed to trading him. Even if we traded him for a prospect, we could have "controlled" where he went and kept him out

When they announced a few weeks ago that Braun would be on the cover, this isn't what I expected, but it's still pretty cool. Go pick one up RIGHT NOW! (Thanks to Ladies... for the pics)

Today's game was an exercise in frustration, but as Mealoaf puts it:

Yes, that really is Gabe Kapler in all his disturbing glory.Muscle builder, minor league manager, Hebrew Hammer and the Brewers salvation in this Mets series.Kapler homered for the second straight day yesterday on his way to a 3-4 day that featured the HR

More Gabe Kapler love today...Kapler's obviously swinging the hot bat. BUT he's part of a platoon in center until Mike Cameron finishes his suspension. He's only supposed to start when the opposing starter is a lefty. In the series at St. Louis that start

This is an article by a Journal-Sentinel reporter that's gotten national play. Today is the 61st anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breaking the color line professional baseball and it turns out the Brewers are among the few to have such a large number of A

As previously mentioned, it's Jackie Robinson Day but the Brewers and Cardinals have made a little history of their own. Today is the first time in modern history in the National League that both team's pitchers are in the 8 spot of the lineup.The Gabe Ka

I'm a frequent poster over at the Fan Forums on BrewerFan.net and there was a lot of discussion last night about Ryan Braun being sat on the day after the team had an off day.I actually didn't have a problem with it for a couple of reasons:1. His ABs stin