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Recap on Tap: Marlins 7, Brewers 6, 10 innings

Benjamin Orr — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 01:49:47 +0000

Missed it by that much! So if you didn’t think the Milwaukee Brewers and Miami Marlins would play two extra inning games back to back, you’re not alone. Unfortunately, this late inning affair did not end in our favor. For once, the bullpen didn’t actually implode, but obviously they still are far from dominanting. Randy Wolf and Josh Johnson both pitched well enough to try and keep their clubs in the game today, but still that’s not an impressive stat line to look at for either guy. Offensively, the fish had a big day from Justin Ruggiano who had two hits in four trips to the plate. For the Brew Crew, Aramis Ramirez has continued his red hot production. However, this game is another set back for the Brewers who are now five games below .500. (more…)

FanSided All-Division World Series is set…….and some Brewers news

Lou Olsen — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 04:43:08 +0000

The polls are closed. All of the ballots have been counted. Florida “misread the ballot” six or seven times. Our beloved NL Central was 2nd place in fan voting, so thank you to everyone for voting. We were bested by the NL East though, always a bridesmaid……

The NL East roster is awesome too. You should take some time and vote for them. My least favorite baseball division, the AL East, is representing the AL in the World Series to end all World Series’ (happening this week). Don’t let the Dark Side take over. Please take a few minutes of your time and vote for the NL East:

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Brewers Drop Another One To Marlins This Time 4-3

kenwatkins — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:12:18 +0000

For the Milwaukee Brewers they will be happy to pack up and leave the Marlins behind as they have not had the greatest luck against them. Last night was just another indication of that. Josh Johnson hit a three run home run off of Dave Bush to give the Florida Marlins a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. It would not be so bad except that Josh Johnson was the starting pitcher for the Marlins. The bottom line is you cannot let a pitcher hit a home run off of you and expect to win ball games. The loss dropped Milwaukee into a first place tie with the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Brewers scored in the first inning when Prince Fielder tripled in J.J. Hardy. Fielder also accounted for the other two runs when he homered with Ryan Braun on in the eighth inning as well. Bill Hall was 0-3 again and I think it maybe time to sit him down for some extended time or maybe even think of other options you have at third base. Hall just is not playing very well and we need his bat which we are getting nothing from. The Brewers travel to Atlanta to take on the Braves. Hopefully this series will go better then what happen in Florida.