Brewers News - Apr. 30
Starter Claudio Vargas pitched 5 scoreless innings to lead the Brewers over the Astros in yesterday's series finale. J.J. Hardy brought his hitting streak to 10 games with an RBI double while Geoff Jenkins added a solo homer and Tony Graffanino added an RBI.
— Brewers-Astros Box Score (MilwaukeeBrewers.com)
— The thrill of danger (Journal-Sentinel)
More on yesterday's win over the Astros.
— Game report: Sunday at a glance (Journal-Sentinel)
— Notes: Gwynn excited about starting (MilwaukeeBrewers.com)
Tony Gwynn made his second start of the season yesterday when Ned Yost batted him leadoff and put him in center field. This gave the struggling Bill Hall the day off. Rickie Weeks also got the day off and Tony Graffanino filled in at second.
— Better equipped for life on the road (Journal-Sentinel)
Yesterday's win gave the Brewers their second winning road trip in two tries this year. The Crew didn't have a winning road trip all of last year, and it all comes down to the Brewers being a better team.
— Milwaukee Brewers player news (RotoWorld.com)
Quick blurbs on player news and performances.
— Cardinals reliever Hancock killed in car crash (ESPN.com)
The Cardinals postponed their game Sunday against the Cubs after reliever Josh Hancock passed away in a car accident early Sunday morning.
— Cardinals-Brewers Preview (Fox Sports)
— Milwaukee has won 8 out of last 11 games (Fox Sports)
— Brewers game photos (Yahoo!)
— Ohka hits milestone at right time (globeandmail.com)
Former Brewers starter Tomo Ohka got his 50th career victory yesterday.
— Platoon working out for Brew Crew (The UWM Post)
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