Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Nyjer Morgan is a character and has become pretty popular here at LTSB. If he hits a game-winner you can be sure a quality sound bite will follow. Away from the ballpark Morgan still manages to entertain. He interacts with fans via Twitter and has even fulfilled a request from [...]
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February 14, 2012
The Milwaukee Brewers won their arbitration case with right-handed pitcher Jose Veras on Tuesday, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com.The three-person arbitration panel ruled in favor of the Brewers. Veras will make $2 million this upcoming season.Veras filed an arbitration figure of $2.375 million, compared to the Brewers' offer of $2 million when numbers were exchanged...
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February 14, 2012
Key Stats: Is it me, or does Aramis Ramirez get a bad rap? I feel like he is one of those guys that doesn't get any respect. I think there is a mythos about him that he is old and each year is the year that he is going to fall apart because he has been around forever. Truth be told though, when you come up and wear a major league uniform at 19 like Ramirez has, and you are going...
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February 15, 2012
I'm not going to lie...I've purposely avoided all of the "Sh*t People Do" videos.Until now. No further comment.
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February 16, 2012
We've written a lot about fashion faux pas this week. But worse than jean skirts, "shirseys" and anything Ryan Braun wears is one type of garment.
The personalized jersey.
Gaze around Miller Park during any given game and you're bound to see at least a few strange (primarily German) last names and unfamiliar digits not belonging to any current Brewer each shoddily...
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February 15, 2012
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- Milwaukee has won its arbitration case against reliever Jose Veras, giving teams a 4-2 lead over players this year.
Via Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline
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February 14, 2012
The rules of arbitration require the panel to rule for one side or the other, and the Brewers learned Tuesday that the decision with reliever Jose Veras went their way. They will pay Veras a $2 million salary rather than the $2.375 million he requested.
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February 15, 2012
A lot of people don't really like the shirsey (t-shirt jersey), but I have personally always been a fan of them. It's a good way to casually date a player before committing and making it facebook official. Plus, it's a great way to support a player that you know will only be with the team for a short time. Like when the Brewers made the trade for K-Rod last year. You...
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February 16, 2012
By now I'm sure you've heard it all and then some when it comes the ongoing Ryan Braun saga and frankly it's becoming more and more of a soap opera storyline set in yet another Wisconsin city, this one playing out in Milwaukee and not some tiny fictional town, and also playing out not on your TV screen but in real life.Sitting here writing this colum it's shocking...
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February 14, 2012
The Brewers on Tuesday won their arbitration case against reliever Jose Veras, whose first pitch for his new team came in a hearing room instead of on a baseball field.
Via ESPN
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February 14, 2012
Milwaukee won its arbitration case against reliever Jose Veras on Tuesday, giving teams a 4-2 lead over players this year.
Via Seattle Times
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February 14, 2012
Milwaukee has won its arbitration case against reliever Jose Veras, giving teams a 4-2 lead over players this year.
Via Miami Herald
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February 14, 2012
The salary arbitration case between the Brewers and pitcher Jose Veras was ruled in favor of club on Tuesday.
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February 16, 2012
What is going on Brewer Fans? I thought I'd take this opportunity to introduce myself to you as we launch The Brewers Bar 2.0 under the direction of Nick Prill. First things first is I'm a Wisconsin native and also run MadTown Badgers here on the Bloguin network, so I'm not totally new to this whole idea of blogging, but I am new to the world of baseball blogging...
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February 16, 2012
The Brewers on Thursday announced the return of "demand-based pricing" for nine games in 2012, an expansion of a pilot program instituted last season that is gaining traction around professional sports.
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February 15, 2012
Last week, I learned that Jaymes Langrehr was leaving The Brewers Bar to write for Disciples of Uecker. I was happy for him, but a little nervous both on my behalf and for the blog. Thanks to all of you, I had a lot of good experiences writing here over the past six months or so, well beyond any expectations I had going in, and I really didn't want to see that go away. Part of...
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