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Breaking Down the Brewers:
Brewers third baseman Ryan Braun has been on a tear in only 2 months in the big leagues. He has a 1.76 OPS against lefties this year... will he continue that production or will he slump?
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October 26, 2008
When I think women's softball, the name Marissa Miller inevitably comes to mind. At least that's what Remington believes because they put her in this commercial with Brewers slugger Ryan Braun:
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September 12, 2007
Ryan Braun homered twice last night to bring his season total to 30, sending two misguided pitches into the seats in the first two innings, just like he had done 28 times previously in his brief major league career, just like he has been doing all season long.
He's a pull hitter who doesn't need to pull everything. He's a power hitter who can can hit for average....
Via The Fantasy Baseball Guy
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May 25, 2007
After saying it was going to happen soon, Dr. X, yes "THE" Dr. X called his on shot when Ryan Braun would get the call for the Milwaukee Brewers. His next selection, well we'll see what happens to those
Via RotoScoop
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July 22, 2007
While rookies like Hunter Pence and Ryan Braun excel, it's easy to forget just how many youngsters have failed this season.
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February 18, 2007
Still struggling from post-concussive syndrome after a "freak fielding fall" on July 5th, Corey Koskie was a no-show at Brewers camp. This could open the door for five tool prospect Ryan Braun. Braun, who was expected to spend most of the year at Triple-A, could win the Brewers 3B job with a big spring. He recently impressed in the Arizona Fall League by hitting .326.
Via Fantasy Sports Experience
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January 11, 2008
We analyze the Milwuakee Brewers' signing of Mike Cameron and the effect it will have on current Brewers players Ryan Braun and Bill Hall in fantasy.
Via The Sports Agent Blog
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July 14, 2008
If Chris Berman made one more comment about Ryan Braun's agent pitching to him in the First Round of the Home Run Derby, I might have injected myself with severe painkillers.
Via *D Crooked Pitch
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April 15, 2008
They're not in the bigs yet, but if you can find and sign the next Ryan Braun, your fantasy team will be golden. Crooked Pitch will keep you up to date on minor league prospects and when you should consider pulling the trigger for your fantasy teams.
Here's what we think about Cameron Maybin, Clayton Kershaw & Jo-Jo reyes
Via MVN
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May 21, 2008
It has now been a week since Ryan Braun signed his record-breaking contract extension with the Milwaukee Brewers, but there is an issue that seemingly is not going away on several sports radio shows. Many people feel that race was an issue when the Brewers signed Braun over first basemen Prince Fielder.
For the sake of saving several people that may accuse me of racism, let me...
Via Eli's MLB Rumors
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September 22, 2008
According to a source, the Brewers will try to trade J.J. Hardy this offseason in order to make room for shortstop prospect Alcides Escobar. Hardy is the top shortstop in the National League, and he would only hurt his value by moving to third base, so moving him appears to be the only option. The Brewers gave Ryan Braun time to develop in the minors before calling him up in 2007...
Via Twins Territory
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June 15, 2008
Scott Baker accomplished an unthinkable task in the third inning of today's finale against the Milwaukee Brewers, he struck out four hitters in one inning.
He started the inning by striking out Ryan Braun. He then struck out Prince Fielder, but the ball bounced into the dirt and past the catcher Redmond to allow Fielder to reach safely. He ended the inning by fanning Russell...
Via Serious Sports News Network
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July 25, 2008
MILWAUKEE, WI — The Milwaukee Brewers made a stunning move following their four-game sweep of the Cardinals Thursday, when they released Ryan Braun and Solomon Torres, two of the best players on their team.
“Basically, when we looked at the fabric of our club, these guys just don’t fit in anymore,” said Brewers manager Ned Yost. [...]
Via Bugs & Cranks
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August 09, 2008
Brew • Ha • Ha, -noun
1. A recurring listing of news, blog linkage and personal takes relating the Milwaukee Brewers and NL Central, compiled by Bugs & Cranks newbie Tyler Maas.
What better place to begin this periodic feature than to mention the utter excellence of CC Sabathia? The burly southpaw scattered five hits to earn his fifth win and second shutout as Brewer...
Via Raise the Jolly Roger!
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October 13, 2008
As if the playoffs aren't painful enough to watch for Pirate fans...-Basically everyone on the Rays should have been drafted by us. Jason Bay is tearing it up for the Red Sox. We're always mentioned in the Manny deal when HE tears it up in LA, and something is telling me the Dodgers aren't exactly missing Andy LaRoche. And nobody in Pittsburgh likes to see Philly fans...
Via The Wisconsin Sports Bar
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February 21, 2008
Here are the Brewers' projected WARP leaders (position players only).1. Ryan Braun - 6.12. Corey Hart - 5.93. Prince Fielder - 5.54. J.J. Hardy - 4.45. Mike Cameron - 4.46. Joe Dillon - 4.37. Rickie Weeks - 4.2
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