The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Seattle Mariners on Monday, as Prince Fielder had two RBI's in the contest.  Corey Hart helped to life Milwaukee into the lead with his solo home run.  Final Score Milwaukee six, Seattle two. Manny Parra had three scoreless innings, after struggling early.  Today, the Brewers face the Chicago Cubs.      

Some say that Miller Park was the largest building project in Milwaukee.  Perhaps the reconstruction of the Marquette interchange is a close second.  When driving along the interstate, one can see Miller Park from as far away as five miles away.  The most notable feature is the retractable roof. 

The Miller Park roof has required unexpected repairs.  Those repairs are now complete, and the roof should open and close with ease.  Another interesting roof issue, is the shadow that it casts upon the field.  The grass has had trouble growing with so much shade on the infield areas.  At this time, we still see natural grass at Miller Park. 

Now famous, and often copied is the Sausage Race.  Five costumed people run a race in the middle of the 6th inning.  The costumes are of the sausage variety.  The most popular attraction aside from the team is Bernie Brewer.  When the home team hits a home run, Bernie slides into a splash zone.  Years ago, Bernie the mascot was part of a beer promoting event.   

You don't have to wait until Februrary 27th to purchase Milwaukee Brewers single game tickets.  We already have a great selection of Brewers tickets for the 2010 season.  Click on this Milwaukee Brewers tickets link, and brouse our inventory. 

Bobblehead games are some of the most popular dates on the schedule.  The first Bobblehead game is April 11th, when the Brewers face the St. Louis Cardinals.  On May 16th, it's the Hank Aaron Bobblehead game.  One of my favorites, the Italian Sausage will be the featured bobblehead on August 8th, when the Astros come to Miller Park. 

In the past 11 seasons, Scott Schoenweis has made 93 starts, over 562 pitching appearances.  This 36 year old leftie just agreed to a minor league contract with our Milwaukee Brewers.  His overall record stands at 46-57.  Schoenweis was also invited to the Brewer's training camp for 2010.