Yovani Gallardo Tries to Find His Pitch in Cincinnati 

With an ERA over 9.0 in the past five games, Yovani Gallardo is not looking like the ace we all know he is.  Gallardo was responsible for eight runs last night, but Macha was responsible for keeping him in for well over 100 pitches.  The middle relievers doing so well for Milwaukee, what was the point in keeping Yovani in the game?  Macha continues to baffle fans on his management style. 

Next up on the road trip four our Milwaukee Brewers is a series in Philadelphia.  Miller Park tickets for the remaining home games are still available.  Use our secure checkout, and we will ship them to your door. 

As the summer turns to fall we are left with fewer Milwaukee Brewers Home Games on the 2010 schedule.  The nights are cool, the days are bright, and the Brewers are still a fun team to watch. They may not make the post season, but the team still draws in big numbers at Miller Park.  Check out the remaining Milwaukee Brewers tickets for 2010.   

Milwaukee Brewers Miller Park Home Games

August 24-26 is Brewers VS Dodgers

August 27-29 it's Milwaukee VS Pittsburgh

September 6-8 St. Louis comes to Miller Park

September 9-12 it will be the Brewers VS Cubs

After that, there are two more home series to be played.  The post season starts October 4th, and we Brewers fans would love to see Miller Park hosting a wild card game or two. 

Adam Wainwright Yet To Lose at Busch Stadium  

As the Brewers squeek past St. Louis in game one of this two game series, they have only a few hours to celebrate.  Today, they face the ace of Busch Stadium.  Adam Wainwright has 18 victories, and ERA of 1.99, and has not lost a home game this entire season.  Some say he's due for a loss.  We Brewers fans hope it is today. 

Brewers Home Games vs Padres and Dodgers at Miller Park

The Brewers get another day off after this afternoon's game.  They come home to Milwaukee to face the San Diego Padres on Friday night. Brewers VS Padres tickets are available today.  The Brewers stay in town and face the Dodgers starting 8/24.

Cardinals and Reds Brawling on the Field

After seeing the Cardinals and Reds brawling all over the field last night, one has to wonder if all NL Central teams can use some of that fire to take the pennant.  The Milwaukee Brewers 2010 standings show that they are nearly out of contention for the division title, and the video from Cincinnati would make one think that those two teams are going to battle for the lead all the way down the stretch. 

Brewers Current 2010 Standings in NL Central 

Milwaukee is eleven games back, with fewer and fewer games to play.  The Cardinals and Reds show no sign of letting up.  Some Brewers fans are just hoping that the team gets above .500 for the season.  After two losses to the Arizona Diamondbacks, one could safely say that the pendulum has swung back.  The Brewers had won the past seven games against Arizona.  You could say that the D-Backs were due.  Miller Park tickets for this final game of the series are available today. 

Having Ryan Braun out with an injured wrist, and Corey Hart out with a bad back certainly didn't help on the offensive side.  Runs have been hard to come by, and there is no sign of that changing until both men return.      

Brewers VS Cubs Game One  

The Brewers VS Cubs game last night couldn't have gone better for the Milwaukee fans.  The only low point of the evening was seeing Carlos Gomez getting hit with a pitch.  Ryan Braun and Prince Fielder both had five for five evenings.  Those two were not the only players to have spectacular nights at the plate.  Casey McGehee smashed a three run home run to open the tap.  The Brewers scored another fifteen runs over the next five innings.  Chris Narveson will take the mound tonight.  He goes up against Thomas Diamond.  Diamond is a rookie who comes in place of Ted Lilly who was traded on Saturday.