Sports - June 21, 2009
Players, not manager, dictate Brewers' fortunes
The problems seem very familiar: an inconsistent offense, ineffective starting pitching and an overworked bullpen. In the past, these issues have led to managerial changes. But if the Brewers want to prove last year was no fluke, they'll need to fire on all cylinders soon. Luckily, there's plenty of baseball left to be played.
Tags: brewers, ken macha, ryan braun, prince fielder, ned yost

Sports - March 2, 2009
25 random facts about the Brewers heading into '09
Inspired by the popular Facebook feature and a cursory scan of the official media guide that arrived in our office last week, OnMilwaukee.com presents a list of 25 random things you may or may not know about the Brewers. Enjoy the list, impress your friends and remember that it is for entertainment purposes only.
Tags: brewers, macha, willie randoph, riske, hardy, cirillo, braun, fielder, mcclung, rivera, ned yost, corey hart, chris bosio, don money

Sports - Nov. 8, 2008
Brewers hire Randolph to be their bench coach
When he wasn't hired to manage the Brewers last month, Willie Randolph figured his chances of returning to Milwaukee were shot. But, he works in baseball, an industry where you never say "never." In an announcement that came as a surprise to almost everyone, including the former Mets manager himself, the Brewers tabbed Randolph to be the bench coach for manager Ken Macha.
Tags: brewers, bench coach, willie randolph, ken macha, doug melvin, dale sveum, ned yost

Sports - Oct. 19, 2008
Help wanted: Experienced big-league manager
Doug Melvin likes Dale Sveum. So did owner Mark Attanasio and the players. Despite a 7-5 finish and the franchise's first playoff berth since 1982, Melvin opted not to bring Sveum back as skipper in 2009 and is instead hoping to lure a manager with successful big-league experience.
Tags: brewers, dale sveum, ned yost, bob brenly, mark attanasio, willie randolph, bobby valentine, cc sabathia

Sports - Oct. 12, 2008
A look back at the 2008 Brewers
In the future, people will remember the 2008 Brewers as the team that snapped the franchise's postseason drought. With the Badgers playing their way out of bowl contention, the Bucks stumbling through the preseason and the Packers still trying to get on track under Aaron Rodgers, why not take one look back at the Brewers' long, strange trip.
Tags: brewers, ben sheets, cc sabathia, ned yost, russell branyan, jason kendall