7:04 PM ET, Fri September 03, 2010

Cain facing "tough lefty"

Brewers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Philadelphia - Centerfielder Lorenzo Cain is in the lineup tonight against Phillies LHP Cole Hamels, owner of a 3.31 ERA thsi season.

1 hour ago

Voting for Top 3 Moments begins

Brewers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Voting begins today for the “Top Three Moments in Brewers History” as a part of the Brewers “40 Years/40 Moments” program.

3 hours ago

Preview: Brewers at Phillies

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — A look at Milwaukee's series at Philadelphia

16 hours ago

Villanueva glad to be back with Brewers after stint in Nashville

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Not that he wanted to be reminded, but Carlos Villanueva received a refresher course over the last month that the only place to be is the major leagues.

20 hours ago

Full count: Split personality

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — The Brewers have not fared well against teams with winning records. They are 23-43 (.348) against teams over .500 and 39-28 (.582) against teams with losing records.

20 hours ago

What will market be for Fielder?

Brewers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — In his latest online column, ESPN's Jayson Stark talks about the possible trade market for Prince Fielder this winter.

September 2, 2010

Macha defends pitching move

Brewers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Cincinnati – One of Ken Macha’s managerial philosophies is to not allow a starting pitcher to throw a gem and stay in the game to take a loss in the late innings.

September 1, 2010

Wednesday game report: Brewers at Reds

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — INSIDE PITCH

September 1, 2010

Jeffress overjoyed to land with Brewers

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — The season became an unexpected journey for right-hander Jeremy Jeffress. The Brewers' 2006 first-round draft pick missed the first two months while finishing a 100-game suspension for testing positive a third time for marijuana. He then moved up the minors' chain and now is in the big leagues.

September 1, 2010

Full count: Month to remember

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Leftfielder Ryan Braun batted .424 (42 for 99) in August, the third-highest batting average in a calendar month (minimum 75 at-bats) in club history. A look at the top three monthly averages: Paul Molitor Sept. 1989 .476 Ben Oglivie Sept. 1979 .432 Ryan Braun Aug. 2010 .424

September 1, 2010

Next game at Philadelphia Phillies on Fri, Sep 3 7:05 pm EDT

Opponent news and rumors snapshot:

  • Dobbs, Gload back on active roster The Phillies Files | Morning Call
  • Chase Utley drives in six runs as Philadelphia Phillies edge Colorado Express-Times
  • Some pre-game trash talk High Cheese | Philadelphia Daily News
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Sat 8/28 vs Pittsburgh W 8 - 7
Sun 8/29 vs Pittsburgh W 8 - 4
Mon 8/30 at Cincinnati L 4 - 5
Tue 8/31 at Cincinnati L 4 - 8
Wed 9/1 at Cincinnati L 1 - 6
Fri 9/3 at Philadelphia 7:05 pm EDT
Sat 9/4 at Philadelphia 7:05 pm EDT
Sun 9/5 at Philadelphia 1:35 pm EDT
  • Soriano, DeWitt homer in Cubs' win Northwest Herald CHICAGO – Alfonso Soriano and Blake DeWitt each hit three-run homers, and the Cubs beat the New York Mets, 7-6, on Friday.
  • Sandberg named PCL manager of the year Chicago Cubs Blog | ESPN Chicago Triple-A Iowa Cubs manager Ryne Sandberg has been named Pacific Coast League manager of the year. Sandberg, in his first season on the Triple-A level, has led Iowa to an 80-60 record entering action Friday. The Iowa Cubs are in a first-place tie as they enter a series with Memphis that will determine if they’ll reach the postseason. The former Cubs’ Hall of Fame second baseman will be interviewed for the team’s major-league job after the Iowa Cubs are done for the season, according to ESPNChicago.com’s Bruce Levine.
  • La Russa doesn't think "underachieving" description is fair St. Louis Post-Dispatch La Russa disagrees with Blue's assessment, but not his right to make it
  • Sandberg has lunch with Hendry Chicago Sun-Times Cubs general manager Jim Hendry says he had lunch with Ryne Sandberg but did not formally interview the Hall of Famer for the manager's job.
  • Left-handed complement Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pirates Q&A; with Chuck Finder