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By: Anthony Castrovince
MILWAUKEE -- Pat Murphy saw the incoming FaceTime from a number with a 732 area code. When The Boss calls, you answer. Murphy swiped to accept the call, and then, suddenly, there on that little phone screen, was his hero.
By: Anthony Castrovince, Adam McCalvy, Adam Berry
MILWAUKEE – The history guaranteed to be made in this unusual World Series starts here. It starts with the host Milwaukee Brewers giving the ball to their fireballing ace, Jacob Misiorowski, a 24-year-old getting a start that, for the Cream City, is 44 years in the making. It starts with
By: Anthony Castrovince
MILWAUKEE -- The first tailgaters parked their vehicles on the outskirts of the American Family Field grounds and set up their supplies around 9 a.m. local time, six hours before the official lots even opened and 10 hours before the first pitch of the World Series. This was the day
By: Anthony Castrovince
MILWAUKEE – The first tailgaters parked their vehicles on the outskirts of the American Family Field grounds and set up their supplies around 9 a.m. local time, six hours before the official lots even opened and 10 hours before the first pitch of the World Series. “I'm surprised it took
By: Anthony Castrovince
How a forgotten Brewers owner helped create the World Series
By: Adam Berry, Adam McCalvy, Anthony Castrovince
MILWAUKEE -- Game 1 of the World Series was so tense and tight that it required two final outs. The Brewers survived an overturned out to hold serve at home, but the visiting Rays made it clear that this Fall Classic, which continues with Game 2 on Saturday night at
By: Anthony Castrovince
Methodical Brewers erase 4-run deficit, pick apart Rays to seize 2-0 lead Share
By: Anthony Castrovince
MILWAUKEE – They call it the Good Land, full of friendly strangers and easygoing souls. But boy, it will turn on you in a hurry if you come here trying to beat their Brewers.
By: Anthony Castrovince, Adam Berry, Adam McCalvy
MILWAUKEE -- Two games, two runs. That’s the difference in this World Series, a stage where the miniscule can be massive. Going into Game 3 on Monday night at Tropicana Field, the Brewers are two wins away from a franchise-first title. And the closely contested nature of their victories in
By: Anthony Castrovince
Brewers, Rays prove there's still room for old-school scouting
