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2018 NLCS travel day memos
Three points of interest in the first two NLCS tilts between the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers
Playing Pepper: 2018 MLB League Championship Series
Playing Pepper is back for the 2018 MLB Postseason! This week, the esteemed BtB staff takes on the 2018 ALCS and NLCS Series.
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My 2018 IBWAA Awards Ballot
Wherein the author discloses his inaugural IBWAA award ballot. Just like all the big-name baseball writers out there.
Playing Pepper: 2018 MLB Postseason Divisional Series
Playing Pepper is back for the 2018 MLB Postseason! The BtB braintrust takes on the 2018 Divisional Series.
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Welcome to the new age of Milwaukee Brewers baseball
Monday’s division championship-clinching victory over the hated Chicago Cubs at Wrigley is more than a win. It marks the turning of the page to a new chapter in Brewers history.
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David Wright, our captain, and nothing less
The end of David Wright‘s playing career was a celebration, a night of love, admiration, and satisfaction. Just as we expected it would be back when it started.
The NL Cy Young race is a contest of historical significance–and (hopefully not) wins
Both Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer have had hardware-worthy seasons. Without team success as a tiebreaker, who wins the NL Cy Young could come down to which historically significant feat the voters find more impressive…or the vote could turn on …
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Jose Fernandez and confronting the fallacy of longevity
On the two-year anniversary of the incomparable pitcher’s death, emotions from the day still ring true.
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Low-Key MVP Candidate Lorenzo Cain
Christian Yelich’s MVP stock is skyrocketing, but he may not even be the most valuable player in the Milwaukee Brewers outfield.