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• Round 'em Up: Monday (12/1/08)

  After a long holiday weekend, let's catch up on some of the Brewers news out there. Tom Haudricourt notes that today is the deadline for teams to offer arbitration to impending free agents. Milwaukee has two Class A free agents ( CC Sabathia and Ben... Posted Dec 01 2008, 10:14 AM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: CC Sabathia, Ben Sheets, Corey Hart, Rickie Weeks, Eric Gagne, Carlos Villanueva, Brian Shouse

• Round 'em Up: Friday (10/10/08)

  [UPDATE 12:43pm] This has nothing to do with baseball, but there is a Jesus shark . That's pretty cool. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The blogosphers... Posted Oct 10 2008, 12:16 PM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: Rickie Weeks, Mike Cameron, Eric Gagne

• Round 'em Up: Thursday (8/21/08)

  The Houston Astros prove their skipper right by sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers at home. Er, wait. That's not correct, is it? Oh well. No one can make sense of the Astros management right now anyway. How's LaTroy Hawkins and Randy Wolf working... Posted Aug 21 2008, 11:29 AM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: Guillermo Mota, Rickie Weeks, David Riske, Eric Gagne, Carlos Villanueva

• Parra, Gagne, and the Crew tip-toe out of danger

  The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Houston Astros 5-2 and took the series, but the Crew almost lost the game on several occasions. Manny Parra , why do you hurt so much? After cruising through the first three innings of the game and looking untouchable, the... Posted Aug 21 2008, 05:30 AM by Jim Breen With | With 2 comment(s) Filed under: J.J. Hardy, Rickie Weeks, Manny Parra, Eric Gagne, Carlos Villanueva, Salomon Torres

• Torres survives ninth inning meltdown

  The two teams entered the day with long winning streaks. The Brewers had won four straight, the Cardinals five straight. Something had to give in the 90 degree heat in St. Louis. Rickie Weeks and the Brewers strike the first blow in the series, winning... Posted Jul 22 2008, 12:21 AM by Jim Breen With | With 2 comment(s) Filed under: Seth McClung, J.J. Hardy, Guillermo Mota, Rickie Weeks, Eric Gagne