This morning's edition of Today In Brewer History discussed Randy Lerch, one of just eight pitchers in franchise history to hurl six or more innings in a playoff game. I neglected to mention it in...

This week the challenge ahead of you is simple: The Brewers have invited 54 players to major league spring training. How many can you name in ten minutes? Here's one hint that might help you: The...

In this morning's Mug I linked to a High Heat Stats post that mentioned a game where Mike Fetters faced six batters while throwing just six pitches. That got me thinking of Brian Shouse, who holds...

On Saturday, Brewer all-time saves leader Dan Plesac turned 50 years old. Plesac accumulated 133 saves over seven seasons as a Brewer en route to 158 for his career. That's tied for the 66th most...

In this morning's Mug, High Heat Stats noted that Ryan Braun was worth -35 runs defensively at third base in 2007, the third worst defensive season in major league history. As you might imagine,...

We've talked a fair amount lately about the possibility of Corey Hart moving to first base. Hart has played 740 games in the outfield during his major league career, and he's one of just 15 Brewers...

Craig Counsell took a beating for his limited offensive contributions in his last couple of seasons as a Brewer, and even made a joke about it in his press conference on Tuesday. Despite the fact...

We've spent a lot of time this week discussing the Hall of Fame, but does any of it matter? I'm guessing you've already forgotten some of the last 25 players the BBWAA has inducted into...

Since debuting in 2005, Prince Fielder has hit 230 home runs as a Brewer. That's the second most in franchise history, and it's easily the most by a Brewer over that timeframe. In fact, there are...

Writing about Richie Sexson this morning made me think of something I kick around from time to time. The cycle is one of baseball's most notable individual performances, but in most cases it's...