Brewers News - May 31
The Brewers brought a 2-1 lead into the eighth inning yesterday against the Braves only for the bullpen to yield eight runs. The Brewers ended up losing 9-3.
— Brewers-Braves Box Score (MilwaukeeBrewers.com)
— Nothing but trouble (Journal-Sentinel)
More on yesterday's meltdown.
— Wednesday game report (Journal-Sentinel)
— Notes: Turnaround around the corner? (MilwaukeeBrewers.com)
The Brewers will play 16 of their next 25 games at home which will hopefully help them turn things around.
— Hall beginning to see a bright side (Journal-Sentinel)
Bill Hall is happy just to not have dug himself a huge hole. Hall did hit .281 in the month of May after beginning the season batting just .231. Hall's power numbers are still not there and he has yet to become hot for even a short period of time.
— Stakes are high for Crew in first round (MilwaukeeBrewers.com)
The Brewers hold the seventh overall pick in the coming draft but will not pick again until number 102 in the third round.
— Bush authors good game, but pen stains end (Journal-Sentinel)
— Milwaukee Brewers player news (RotoWorld.com)
Quick blurbs on player news and performances
— Brewers report: Notes, quotes (SportsLine.com)
Prince Fielder hit another home run in yesterday's game bringing his league leading total to 18. Prince has hit 12 homers in May, tying the Brewers record for the most home runs in one month.
— Brewers report: Inside pitch (SportsLine.com)
— Brewers bullpen surrenders eight earned runs in loss to Braves (ESPN.com)
— Brewers: Bush a bright spot (Wisconsin State Journal)
Dave Bush looked very good in his start against the Braves yesterday.
— Marlins-Brewers Preview (Fox Sports)
— Brewers game photos (Yahoo!)
— Former Brewer Gantner puts on coaching hat for Woodchucks (La Crosse Tribune)
Jim Gantner is managing the Wisconsin Woodchucks this summer.
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