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Matt Carroll's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly baseball and the Milwaukee Brewers. His coverage heavily emphasizes announcements, investment analysis, breaking news, and press releases related to the team.
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Players and fans alike are already loving the Milwaukee Brewers' efforts to keep their alumni nearby for reunion games and fun events.
On Friday, right-hander Yovani Gallardo got the start a little after 6pm CST in Milwaukee. Outfielder Ryan Braun got robbed of a hard single to left early on in the game while general manager Doug Melvin looked on.
The Milwaukee Brewers wasted a four-run lead on Friday night as the Minnesota Twins came back to win the first game of the three-game series in Milwaukee.
On Sunday, Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill entered the team's game against the Twins in the ninth inning as he is used to doing.
Sunday's matchup between the two starting pitchers made the Brewers' trade deadline decision look like a smart one.
After a semi-rocky start to the month of August, the Milwaukee Brewers appear to be cruising once again.
It was just over a month ago that Milwaukee Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff sat at the podium in American Family Field's interview room and delivered some personal news to the media.
Brewers fans got great news about the veteran pitcher last weekend, but what could it truly mean for him and the team's roster?
After a year and a half of struggles, Brewers infielder Joey Ortiz has completely turned things around at the plate.
With the Brewers closing in on a top playoff seed, two rookies have been making headlines with their play at the plate and in the field.
