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Brewers announce "Cerveceros Day" details The Milwaukee Brewers have announced details for the seventh annual Cerveceros Day events at Miller Park, which is scheduled for Saturday, June 2 as the Brewers take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 6:10 p.m. |
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Brewers offering weekend trip to St. Louis The Milwaukee Brewers and Brewers Enterprises today announced plans for a summer weekend road trip to St. Louis, Aug. 2-5, to watch the Brewers and Cardinals at Busch Stadium. |
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Bucks remember Bob Boozer, membe of 1971 championship team Bob Boozer, a member of the Bucks 1971 NBA Championship team, died of a brain aneurysm on the afternoon of May 19 while at an Omaha, Neb. hospital. He was 75 years old. |
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Quarterback play in AFL has been a pleasant surprise The Arena Football League is designed to be high-scoring and highlight its quarterbacks, but the technical ability of league's signal callers has been surprising for this AFL newbie. |
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Fans can watch Brewers outdoors during block party Milwaukee Brewers fans can watch the team play the Arizona Diamondbacks on a massive outdoor screen on May 25 in the 4th and Wisconsin parking lot across from the Hilton and Convention Center beginning at 6 p.m. |
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Tumbledown Trails pro wins second straight WPGA Match Play Tumbledown Trails professional Jim Schuman captured the Wisconsin PGA Match Play Championship for the second straight year with a win at Whistling Straits. |
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Two Mustangs honored for play, Friday's game recognizes military Mustangs defensive back Kelvin Rodgers and wide receiver Andrae Thurman earn Arena Football League weekly honors for their play last week. The team is also hosting Military Night on Friday. |
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Lesson learned from dancing Driver Believe it or not, there is something that sports fans can actually learn from "Dancing With the Stars," and the lesson has to do with one of the biggest gripes that people have about the world of professional sports. |
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Hank Aaron steps up to the commencement plate Sunday On Sunday, Milwaukee native and Major League Baseball Commissioner Allan H. "Bud" Selig will introduce 2012 Marquette University Commencement speaker and baseball legend Hank Aaron. |
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Chorizo went missing: Now you can find him Chorizo went missing over the weekend, and the Milwaukee Brewers now reveal why: He has spent the hours mapping and planting over 2,000 Chorizo lawn ornaments in the grass areas surrounding Miller Park and its parking lots. |
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Where, oh where, is Chorizo? Bernie Brewer was concerned about a missing sausage, and has begun a Twitter campaign asking #WheresChorizo? |
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Thurman a reason to head to Bradley Center A few weeks ago, the Milwaukee Mustangs shook things up with a multi-player, multi-team trade that brought receiver Andrae Thurman to Milwaukee. The former Green Bay Packer has paid immediate dividends. |
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Why 13,427 matters for Milwaukee sports The average attendance at Milwaukee County Stadium in 1995 was 13,427. Let's remember this, Milwaukee, as without Miller Park we would have never lured new ownership, new players and eventually a return to greatness and huge crowds that are the envy of much-larger cities. Now, it's the Bucks' turn. |
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UWM hires former Ohio State AD Geiger to lead athletic program Andy Geiger, former athletic director for five NCAA Division I programs including Ohio State and Stanford University, has been named athletic director at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He begins immediately. |
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Concern at the top: Brewers lineup sputters out of the gate The Milwaukee Brewers might be better able to handle the flood of injuries the team has faced lately if the healthy regulars would just hit. The team is struggling, but none more so than the 1-2 spots in the batting order. |
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Brewers extend contracts of Melvin and Roenicke The Milwaukee Brewers solidified their front office by extending the contract of General Manager Doug Melvin and promoting him to President of Baseball Operations and added some security for manager Ron Roenicke, extending him through 2014. |
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UWM Panthers name new women's basketball coach Kyle Rechlicz has been named the new head coach for UWM Women's Basketball. She comes to the Milwaukee Panthers from the University of Wisconsin, where she served as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Badgers Women's Basketball for the 2011-12 season. |
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Milwaukee Braves legends Aaron and Crandall honored at Miller Park The Milwaukee Brewers and the Milwaukee Braves Historical Association inducted Del Crandall and Hank Aaron into the Braves Honor Roll on Thursday. |
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Are the Brewers sunk? Nobody should panic, but the Brewers had better start playing some good baseball, because the rest of the division might not wait around for them to improve. However, I'm not sure the three season-ending (or almost season-ending injuries) are as big of a deal as paranoid fans - myself occasionally included - think they are. |
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Mustangs upset Soul on the road The Milwaukee Mustangs made a big defensive stop at the buzzer to upset the Philadelphia Soul 64-63 in Philadelphia. |
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Gotta love Bud Selig It always makes me smile that the Commissioner of Baseball is not only from Milwaukee but has his office here. It's very cool. It's always great that he still hangs out at his favorite Milwaukee spots. |
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Mustangs' Everett named AFL Player of the Week Milwaukee Mustangs wide receiver/linebacker Marcus Everett has been selected as the National Guard MVP of the Week for Week 8 of the 2012 season |
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A quick chat with Brewers prospect Mark Rogers I was in Iowa last weekend for an upcoming feature article on Nashville Sounds and formers Brewers pitcher Seth McClung. Before Saturday's game against the Iowa Cubs, I watched the team's 2004 first-round draft pick, Mark Rogers, take batting practice. It was a thing of beauty. |
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Concordia baseball to play first game under the lights Concordia University Wisconsin will celebrate its new baseball facility and first official home game on campus under the new lights Wednesday at 6 p.m. against Carthage as part of an event known as "Concordia Under the Lights." |
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Ilyasova in conversation for Most Improved Player in NBA The season may be a disappointment for Milwaukee Bucks fans, as the team has missed the NBA playoffs. But, they've seen the growth of Ersan Ilyasova up close and the big man may earn the league's Most Improved Player award. |
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Upbeat Lounge
Right on, Wainscott
Discovery World exhibit
Patin joins Stone Creek
BMO Harris Bradley Center
We're hiring
Celebrate Escargot Day
Cerveceros Day announced
A Classic Slice slice
The skimmer's new name
Driver brings home gold
Open comes full circle
Artisan eats team up
Downtown's on the upswing
