Sports - Oct. 3, 2008
NLDS Notebook: Offense getting more offensive
A lack of consistent hitting has been problematic for the Brewers all season. But even after a downright brutal September, the offense has gotten even worse for the Brewers in the playoffs -- they've managed just three runs on seven hits while falling behind, 2-0, to the Phillies. And nobody has struggled more than right fielder Corey Hart.
Tags: brewers, phillies, nlds, dale sveum, prince fielder, corey hart, gabe kapler

Sports - Sept. 8, 2008
Brewers Notebook: Navigating a rough stretch
After posting 20 victories in August, it looked like the Brewers were avoiding another late-season meltdown. A 2-5 start to September hasn't caused the team to panic.
Tags: brewers, ned yost, gabe kapler, new york mets, san diego padres, chris young, mike lamb, guillermo mota, eric gagne

Sports - May 5, 2008
Milwaukee Talks: Brewers outfielder Gabe Kapler
For an athlete selected in the 57th round of the draft and who has played with six teams (including one in Japan), Gabe Kapler maintains an introspective humility about his life on and off the field. We talked to him.
Tags: Gabe Kapler, brewers, red sox, tigers, japan

Sports - April 22, 2008
Never leave a Brewers game early
I didn’t expect it would take 12 innings to put away the Cards, but if I’ve learned one thing about baseball, it’s to never go home early.
Tags: brewers, Trenni Kusnierek, gabe kapler, Cardinals

Sports - April 7, 2008
Brewers Notebook: Kapler, Sheets key to strong start
Ben Sheets was expected to get off to a good start but few thought Gabe Kapler -- who spent 2007 as a minor league manager -- would hit like he has so far. The two are big reasons the Brewers are 5-1.
Tags: brewers, gabe kapler, ned yost, doug melvin, ben sheets, miller park, yovani gallardo, prince fielder, sausage race