Prince Fielder says CC Sabathia completely changed his mentality when he joined the Brewers in 2008 because he was willing to risk a $140,000,000 contract to help the team win
“Well, I think CC coming, once we got him, we were winning. We felt like a good team, but when you get a guy like CC, your whole attitude changes. When you show up, it’s like, ‘Oh, we got CC.’ And the way he was going, he was throwing every two days, like 120 pitches, you know what I mean?”
“I was like, ‘Man, this is his free-agent year, and he’s out here balling for us.’ That makes you motivated, like, ‘Oh, man, we’ve got to try to win because he’s over here risking it all.’ Let’s lock in. Once he came, he changed everything.”
“It was just a different vibe, and it was a lot of fun. I think both, because it was like, man, this dude, I’ve never seen it. It just seemed like he was never rattled. To be a superstar, he just worked hard every day.”
“I saw him running every day. We were all young, so we did our thing, and we came up from the minor leagues. But to see a superstar come in like that and see how he went about his business, I think it helped all of us. He definitely helped me.”
“Being there for what was only a month, I felt like he helped all of our careers as far as the way we approached the game and how serious we were about it.”
When you’re a Brewers fan and your team won 103 games, 11-2 in the playoffs, your first World Series, two gold gloves, Manager of the Year 3 years in a row and 2 Cy Youngs in 6 years
@MatthewMKE98 Malik is stuck on the phins with nobody around him but still when fans were saying Malik was better than Pookie you could really tell they didn’t know ball whatsoever
Christian Yelich hit .352 with 61 home runs, 146 RBI and 33 steals across the best 162 games of his career, from the second half of 2018 into July 2019 for the Brewers.
He put up a 1.177 OPS in that span and hit for two cycles against the Reds. Where does it rank for you?
Ahhh yes...
Hitting .281 in your first big league season and .354 in your first playoffs isn't good enough.
I'm so sure the Brewers signed Cooper Pratt to an 8 year contract to have him sit on the bench. People need to use their brains.
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WE OWN YOU CHICAGO. 🤪
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@iLikeSeanDaily@dead_baseball Wayyyy easier to switch from ss to third with it being a much harder position plus having a ss background regardless of where u play besides maybe catcher can be a big advantage
@DrewFisonfire17@dead_baseball I think eye test he seems more athletic bc Pratt is almost half a foot taller Brewers should keep made at ss until he’s almost ready then get him a week or 2 at third before he comes up. Pratt also regular season wise was one of the best fielding ss from the time he came up.
On this date in 2014, Aaron Rodgers threw for 6 first-half TDs to match an NFL record for a half.
Green Bay would put up 55 points vs. the Bears that day, tied for a Lambeau Field record. Both marks still stand today.
@BrewersOfMKE That was the plan Pratt was one of the top defensive war leaders at ss since he came up this season I believe he was top 10 despite missing the start of the season pratts only 21 all his playoff errors were first time jitters he also never played college ball just straight to pro
Today in 2014: Aaron Rodgers ties an NFL record with six first-half touchdown passes in a 55-14 rout of the Bears on @SNFonNBC.
Green Bay builds a 42-0 halftime lead and outgains Chicago in the first half, 401-156, scoring on six of seven possessions.
Day 8 of Making A Tier List for The 2026 #Brewers.
From Regular Season To World Series, Who Contributed The Most To The 2026 Season for The Milwaukee Brewers?
"You come home and you realize what it meant to people, what actually happened when there's a parade and you start taking it in a little bit."
Brewers DH/OF @ChristianYelich on the reception in Milwaukee following the club's first World Series win.