Sports - May 16, 2009
Saturday Scorecard: Bogut gets the green light
While the rest of the National Basketball Association focuses on what has been an exciting start to the playoff marathon, the Bucks are preparing for yet another draft lottery and trying to figure out ways to avoid being in it again next year. On Saturday, though, there was a ray of good news: Andrew Bogut, who missed most of last year with a back injury, has been cleared to being working out.
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Sports - May 11, 2009
Brewers Notebook: Time for a little breather
After playing 20 games in 20 days, the Brewers took Monday off. They've been one of the hottest teams in baseball during that stretch, posting a 14-6 mark, thanks to a settled bullpen, effective starting pitching and an offensive attack sparked by Ryan Braun.
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Sports - May 1, 2009
An eighth of the way in, the Crew looks good
Over the first 20 games there have been a few noticeable differences in the Crew under Ken Macha and his outstanding coaching staff. First and foremost, hitting coach Dale Svuem seems to have had a big impact on what can tend to be a free-swinging team.
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Sports - April 9, 2005
A few thoughts from the bullpen
The Brewers' rebuilding plan has been in place since Doug Melvin walked through the door. The plan is to let the young prospects learn how to win together in the minors. Krynzel leads a bunch that is a who's who of the Brewers' future plans.
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