Tag: Brewers

  • MLB Power Rankings 8/11/26

    MLB Power Rankings 8/11/26

    1. Los Angeles Dodgers: Tarik Skubal’s home debut did not go as planned but the Dodgers are still feeding in the engine’s seat.
    2. Milwaukee Brewers: Jacob Misiorowski became the fastest ever in MLB single season history to reach 200 strikeouts since Spencer Strider. Please tell me this team is not brewing.
    3. Tampa Bay Rays: Yandy Diaz and the Rays still come in strong at No.3.
    4. Atlanta Braves: Braves come into the playoffs with 99.3 odds.
    5. Chicago Cubs: Pete Crow Armstrong is proving why a MVP case is most likely.
    6. New York Yankees: Injured stars may play a part but the additions they got back are instrumental.
    7. San Diego Padres: the Padres have the highest batting average in baseball which leads to a momentous shift.
    8. Chicago White Sox: I am a big believer in this team right now.
    9. Arizona Diamondbacks: much injury riddled like the Yankees.
    10. Boston Red Sox: Adley Rutschman is everything they pushed Marcelo Meyer for.
    11. Philadelphia Phillies: this team has a chance but Don Mattingly tells me something’s wrong and they address the manager position next offseason.
    12. St. Louis Cardinals: J.J. Wetherholt has made the future brighter.
    13. Texas Rangers: Rangers are in the thick of the wild card race with a motivated team.
    14. Houston Astros: I have always liked big things out of Dalton Varsho as he homered in his debut.
    15. Cleveland Guardians: Angel Genao is a future top prospect that might just buoy the Guardians chances.

  • Brewers Advance and Defeat NL Central Rival

  • Benches Clear in Mets-Brewers

    Benches Clear in Mets-Brewers

    It did not take long for Rhys Hoskins to be reintroduced with open arms. As it turns out, the legs of Jeff McNeil’s interfered just enough for the Mets to throw a tirade and the Brewers to clear their respective dugout on a Friday afternoon at Citi Park.

    Hoskins slid into the bag and disrupted a feasible Mets double-play. Reliever Jacob Rhame and Hoskins have not recollected a solid history between each other. One, two wild pitches to the face of Hoskins. And two, a sweet home-run shot by an individual looking to be reintroduced and makeup time.