<a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/fantasy/baseball/flb/story?page=mlbdk2k8milpreview">This</a> is a fantasy baseball preview of the Brewers on ESPN.com. It couldn't be more obnoxious, contradictory or just-plain wrong. The biggest glaring err

ESPN.com's Page 2 preseason power Rankings have the Brewers at 29th ... out of 30   http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=neel/080219

A picture gallery here - check out Prince's beginning dreads. Article about how Prince and Braun need to learn patience at the plate Should the Brewers head back to the AL by switching places with the Royals? Article here. We

As odd as that sentence sounds (say it over and over again, it doesn't get any less strange) - according to this morning's Journal-Sentinel, Prince Fielder has indeed gone off the meat. Apparently his wife is to blame, as she gave him a book detailing lif

<a href="http://www.deuceofdavenport.com/2008/02/you-heard-it-here-first.html">This story </a>is from the New York Times and covers my "favorite" former Brewer Matt Wise and his proclivity for being a putz. The best line?<span style="font-s

<a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/spring2008/columns/story?columnist=crasnick_jerry&amp;id=3260725">New faces, position changes for Brewers this spring</a>By Jerry CrasnickESPN.comPHOENIX -- The Milwaukee Brewers might not be "America

None of this workout, intra-squad, pitchers and catcher report crap. We have real live games today people!! If you put out the $14.95, you can get gameday audio all year long, starting with this game. <a href="http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/gamed

The question that's been plaguing me ever since the Brewers started their off-season trades and moves is why the prevailing attitude seems to be that it's "Now Or Never" for this team. As far as I could tell, this NON attitude was nowhere to be found last

This post comes from the Brewer Bar and I think it's really well said, so I'm posting it in it's entirety ___ By Jesse Motiff | March 4th, 2008 The following rant will most likely sound like I’m not a fan of Prince Fielder. In reality, nothing is further from the truth. Prince Fielder is my favorite player in all of baseball. I had his jersey special ordered before he even made his Major League debut. His 50 home runs last year did not surprise me at all. In fact, I think that will be the career norm for the greatest slugger in Brewers’ history. And yes, he is that good already. Prince had his contract renewed by the Brewers on Sunday at the reasonable price of 670k. Many have said it is quite unreasonable for a player that became the youngest player in Major League history to hit 50 home runs. Prince enjoyed nothing short of an amazing season last year and narrowly missed leading the Brewers to their first playoff appearance in 25 years. Prince said he respected the scale the Brewers used to come up with his salary for 2008, but also indicated he was not happy and that his time would come. His case for his time coming was greatly enhanced when Ryan Howard was awarded $12 million in his first year of arbitration this year. Last year, Howard made 900k, roughly 230k more than Prince will make this season. A quick look at the facts shows Prince should not have any problem with his salary. Ryan Howard won the Rookie of the Year award in 2005 while Prince finished seventh in the balloting in 2006. Howard followed up his phenomenal rookie season with the MVP award in 2006. Prince finished third in MVP balloting last year. Their overall numbers are very similar but Howard does have the advantage over Prince. What should the Brewers have done for you, Prince? Give you equal to or more than Ryan Howard? That’s just absurd business practice on their behalf. Do you think you’re going to hold the Brewers hostage in arbitration over the next few years? Good luck with that one. You have made it clear you don’t want to sign a long-term deal right now, so you give the Brewers no other choice than to do what they have. They did the right thing. Prince, I think you are a great player and will love watching you hit massive home runs over the next four years, but don’t expect fans or management to show you any loyalty when you don’t show any yourself.

  From this report: Up next: Right-hander Ben Sheets will start Tuesday for the Brewers against the Giants. Sheets will face right-hander Matt Cain in a game set to start at 3:05 p.m. CT in Scottsdale, Ariz. Carlos Zambrano is sla