Adam McCalvy

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https://t.co/qIcoSvRi1w Brewers beat writer and author of The Milwaukee Brewers at 50. https://t.co/UpQ5BAFMyI

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The Milwaukee Brewers are straight up not having a good time at Wrigley Field tonight.

Cooper Pratt was removed from the game after the Mets misplayed his pop-up. Here are two views.

Scary moment as Reds center fielder Dane Myers makes one of the plays of the year and crashes into the wall in Milwaukee.

Elly De La Cruz tried to bunt to break up a no-hitter in the sixth inning. Spicy.

Ji Bae muffed this double play ball and disaster ensued for the Brewers. 5-0 Padres after a second inning that included a Luis Rengifo grand slam.

Just another defensive gem from Andrew Vaughn and Gary Sanchez.

Luis Lara made a leaping, wall-banging catch to take away a hit from Matt Olson. Sweet sassy molassy.

Eli White's throw from left field found the absolute perfect spot to get Jackson Chourio at home plate. The Brewers challenged, but are denied the tying run.

This game is tied at 2-2 in the eighth. Aaron Ashby got a bouncer that should have ended the inning, but Jake Cronenworth beat him to first base and Fernando Tatis Jr. never stopped running. Dustin May pitched well enough to win today, but will not.

Joey Ortiz web gem to end the game and the Brewers beat the Mets, 4-3. Milwaukee has won five of six since the All-Star break and is 64-38 -- a 101-win pace -- with 60 regular season games to go.

Logan Henderson, athlete. He's completed seven innings for the first time in his professional career thanks to this play.

Welcome back, Jackson Chourio. A stand-up double on the third pitch of his first at-bat off the injured list, at 108.3 mph off the bat.

"He pushed me off," said Sal Frelick, but to no avail. The call from Ryan Additon is out.

Sweet sassy molassy, Jackson Chourio. His first five plate appearances of the season: 108.3 mph double 102.8 mph single 105.7 mph single Took a full-count slider for a walk 109.2 mph double

Jake Bauers with the crab walk approach to baserunning.

This catch was ruled in fair territory, so it's a run-saver for All-Star shortstop Otto Lopez and the Marlins.

Brewers fans have a taste for flapjacks and playoff baseball, it seems. Club reports that more than 10,000 attended this morning’s Postseason Pocket Pancake Rally between dine-ins and the drive thru. And all 1,000 bottles of Murph’s Maple Syrup sold out.

Blake Perkins, hitting .111 this season going into the at-bat, just smacked a two-out, three-run homer off Phillies ace Cristopher Sanchez.

Cooper Pratt's first defensive chance is a 6-4-3 double play with Brice Turang. How many times will we see that combo in the coming years?

Fifty years ago today, Hank Aaron hit the final home run of his legendary career at Milwaukee County Stadium. In a sport that loves its numbers, 755 remains iconic, whether it’s a record or not.

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Jacob Misiorowski was slipping on a road mound again tonight. He says he and the coaches have some ideas about how to navigate this problem, but decided against broadcasting those solutions publicly. Here’s what he did say.

Jake Bauers was out at home until he wasn't. 1-0 Brewers on Bauers' dive back to the plate.

Cooper Pratt: “It won’t happen again.”

A scary play in shallow left field as Jackson Chourio, Cooper Pratt and Joey Ortiz converge on a pop-up. It looks from afar like Pratt got the worst of it. Two of the best run prevention units in baseball are having a tough night.

Gary Sheffield played in the 1980 Little League World Series. He was here today to throw a ceremonial first pitch before heading across town to watch two of his former teams, the Brewers and Braves. Being back here, Sheffield said, “My life came back full circle in one moment.”

Kyle Harrison started cramping in the fifth inning. He took a shot of pickle juice and “hot cinnamon stuff” — 🤷‍♂️ — and tried to pitch the sixth, but couldn’t get loose. More from the lefty:

Abner Uribe apologized to his teammates, Brewers coaches, executives and the fans, but he did not apologize to the Cardinals. Here’s his explanation for why that is.

Brewers starter Quinn Priester will have thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Monday and will miss the entirety of this season. Here’s a detailed explanation for why he has no regrets about waiting this long to get to this point.

Brandon Sproat met with Pat Murphy and other officials after the game tonight. Here’s what he had to say about his debut season in Milwaukee so far.

Chourio's throw got home in time. The initial call was safe. The Brewers challenged. After a long review, the call stands.

Every fear that going to an arbitration hearing against Corbin Burnes could harm his relationship with the Brewers was founded. “There’s no denying that the relationship is definitely hurt from what [transpired],” Burnes said.

Reporter: Jacob, what did you think of your month of May? Misiorowski: “It was pretty good.” Reporter: You had a 0.23 ERA in six starts. Misiorowski: “I mean, that’s decent.”

Pat Murphy: “There is no one who epitomizes being a champion like this man does.” Bob Uecker: “I peed my pants!”

There’s a lot to digest here from Pat Murphy, including his views of the defense in the 8th and 11th, why Abner Uribe didn’t pitch today, and what Murph told the team after the game.

Yes, Brandon Woodruff saw the 87s and 88s on the board in the fourth inning and figured the hitters were champing at the bit to hit against him. But he feels great and said it’s all part of building up endurance. What’s next? Still TBD, he says, even with Opening Day so close.

Jacob Misiorowski says he didn’t have his good stuff until the fifth 😮

Remember, the Brewers were 25-28 in Pittsburgh on May 25, with two postgame meetings in the books and a manager wondering where the club had “lost its edge.” Since then: 49-16 with streaks of eight, 11 and 10 and counting. Yelich: “I think I said it was going to be all right.”

This won’t win any awards for cinematography, but here’s Matt Arnold on the Brewers’ Trade Deadline.

Lance McCullers Jr. was activated from the IL today and is on the Brewers’ active roster, but says his role and the timing of his debut remains TBD.