We discussed Jed Hoyer’s update to the GM search as well as took one last look at the impending Non-Tender deadline. Finally, they took their first look at what a 2021 Cubs season could look like.
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Cubs’ Offensive Collapse is Eviscerating Playoff Momentum
The Cubs have lost all semblance of a capable offense, and despite a playoff berth and likely division title, the implosion of the team’s bats is crushing its playoff aspirations.
Cubs 4, Cardinals 2: Bote’s Late Heroics Propels Cubs to Series Win
Adbert Alzolay pitched five strong innings, and David Bote’s clutch 2-RBI single in the seventh propelled the Cubs to the series win. Craig Kimbrel picked up his first save of the season.
Brewers Series Preview: Milwaukee Heads to Twinkie Town
The Brewers head into Twinkie Town for a three-game series with the Twins. Xavier Sanchez has the preview.
Christian Yelich, Brewers Heading in the Right Direction after Chicago Series
Christian Yelich’s big series in Chicago has the slugger feeling like he’s heading in the right direction.
Christian Yelich is Scuffling, and it’s Hurting the Brewers Playoff Hopes
With Lorenzo Cain gone, Christian Yelich will have to reverse course with his struggles at the plate for the Brewers to have a shot at the postseason in 2020.
Brewers Notebook: Anderson to Follow Woodruff, Hiura Injury Update
Craig Counsell expects Brett Anderson to pitch next weekend, and he’s not overly concerned with Keston Hiura’s injury.
Brewers’ Brandon Woodruff Relishing Opening Day Start
Brewers’ starter Brandon Woodruff is relishing his first Opening Day nod despite some unordinary circumstances.
Brewers Looking for Third Consecutive Postseason Berth for the First Time
In a year of many uncertainties in baseball, the Milwaukee Brewers aim for their third consecutive playoff appearance for the first time in franchise history.
Brewers to Live Stream Summer Camp Scrimmage
Catch the Brewers first organized scrimmage live this afternoon!
