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• Round 'em Up: Wednesday (12/17/08)

  The "Playing Brewers GM" series will take a day or two off. I am trying to improve the bullpen and starting rotation with the remaining cash the hypothetical 2009 Brewers would have left, but there are no attractive options. I need a little... Posted Dec 17 2008, 12:04 PM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: Angel Salome, Ben Sheets, Gabe Kapler, Jonathan Lucroy, Mike Cameron

• Round 'em Up: Friday (11/21/08)

  After a day off yesterday to finish off a paper for class, the links are back. Hal Steinbrenner of the Yankees says that CC Sabathia now has a timeline to accept New York's record-breaking offer. I would imagine the time deadline should not matter... Posted Nov 21 2008, 10:50 AM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: Alcides Escobar, Angel Salome, Casey McGehee, CC Sabathia, Mat Gamel, Mike Cameron

• Round 'em Up: Friday (10/24/08)

  While reading the Brewers news of the day, think about bringing the American swagger back in your walking stride. Goat Riders of the Apocalypse is reporting that Bob Brenly has been offered the managerial job for the Milwaukee Brewers at $1.25 million... Posted Oct 24 2008, 11:14 AM by Jim Breen With | With no comments Filed under: Angel Salome, CC Sabathia, Jeremy Jeffress, Joe Bateman, Mike Cameron, Taylor Green

• Two-Out, Two-Strike Mistakes Hurt Sheets

  Put this guy away! This is probably what Brewers fans were screaming all night as Ben Sheets gave up five runs over six innings of work, on two big mistakes. The Houston Astros evened up this week's series by picking up five runs on a two-run triple... Posted Aug 20 2008, 12:22 AM by akittell With | With 2 comment(s) Filed under: Angel Salome, Ben Sheets, Gabe Kapler, J.J. Hardy, Jason Kendall, Mike Cameron

• Bats Fire Early, but Go Quiet in Loss

  Gabe Kapler continued his success at the plate and hit a two run bomb in the first inning, but Manny Parra made a few too many mistakes, and the red hot Dodgers took advantage. After sweeping the Philadelphia Phillies in a four game series, the Dodgers... Posted Aug 16 2008, 01:02 PM by akittell With | With no comments Filed under: Angel Salome, Gabe Kapler, Jason Kendall, Manny Parra, Micheal Brantiley, Mike Cameron