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

"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

The Brewers were *this* close to a 1-0 win.

The most casual home run robbery you'll ever see, courtesy of Blake Perkins.

Victor Scott II lines a clean single off Trevor Megill to start the eighth inning, and the official scorer breathes a sigh of relief. Before that, this Ivan Herrera double was the only hit of the day for the Cardinals. What would you have ruled? Hit or error?

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.

15 up, 15 down for Paul Skenes. He has seven strikeouts on 67 pitches. The Brewers have hit one ball in play north of 84 mph (a Rengifo groundout). This 83 mph Sal Frelick lineout is the only thing that came remotely close to a hit in the first five innings.

It looked like Willy Adames made a fan’s day today. Turns out, it was the other way around.

Blake Perkins gives Chris Taylor a taste of his own medicine in this ballpark.

Left: Brice Turang for the second out of the third inning. Right: Brice Turang for the third out of the third inning.

Sal Frelick looked banged up on his stolen base in the second inning. Now he's getting a visit from the athletic trainer after this slick catch in the third. And he's coming out of the game. A disappointing development to end the first half for the Brewers' leading hitter.

Isaac Collins was 0-for-3 today, 0-for-14 in the series and 1-for his last 22 dating to the day he was named NL Player of the Week before delivering a huge, two-run single there. His first hit as a dad was a memorable one.

Nestor Cortes last night for the High-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers: Four scoreless innings, three hits, no walks, two strikeouts, 54 pitches. He told reporters afterward that he would have at least one and probably two more rehab starts before rejoining the Brewers.

Awaiting the judges' scoring.

Vinny Capra's slump reached 0-for-36 but he just snapped it with a clean single to left field. Then he logged his first career stolen base!

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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.”

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.

William Contreras just called one of the Brewers' best challenges of the year on this full count sinker to Nick Castellanos. Instead of a walk to bring the tying run to the plate, it's an inning-ending strikeout.

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.

Christian Yelich on emotions running high once again between the Brewers and Willson Contreras: “We’ve seen this skit for the last 10 years. It’s nothing new.”

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.

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

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.”

Bill Hall and Brice Turang hit walk-off home runs on Mother’s Day, 20 years apart. There’s power in those pink bats.

Jacob Misiorowski says he has “all the respect in the world” for Clayton Kershaw. Said it was “awesome” to get a chance to match up against him. “I saw something online that he doesn’t know who I was. So I hope that he knows me now. It’s kind of cool.”

This was Gary Sánchez's 3,373rd career plate appearance. And his fourth triple.

Pitchers who secured the final out on the day the Brewers clinched a postseason berth: 1981: Rollie Fingers 1982: Bob McClure 2008: CC Sabathia 2011: John Axford 2018: Josh Hader 2019: Junior Guerra 2020: Adrian Houser 2021: Josh Hader 2023: Rowdy Tellez

Bob Uecker circled the room tonight, starting with Devin Williams. Then he gathered with a group of players in back for hugs and “see you next seasons.” If you’re wondering how much these guys love him, see Christian Yelich.

Christian Yelich on the Brewers’ annually bucking projections: “I think a lot of people have been really waiting for the day that we suck so they can finally say I told you so.”

Danny Jansen: “You’re not gonna want to hear this, but…”

Thanks for the love today, gang. Thanks to Sophia Minnaert, Jenifer Langosch, Mike Vassallo, Andrew Gruman and Murph for the unexpected surprise. And thanks to you all for following along all these years. You’re the reason we get to work in a game we love.

Brewers 24, Dodgers 9. ⚾️ 3:54 ⚾️ 466 pitches ⚾️ 22 walks ⚾️ A 10-run 5th and a 9-run 7th ⚾️ 35 runs on 24 hits, which you don’t see every day Once the Brewers went up two touchdowns, Pat Murphy says he instructed his coaches to switch to the run/pass option.

Freddy Peralta is going into his final option year. “I’ve been here forever and I love this. I love the city of Milwaukee, the team, everyone here. And that’s coming from the bottom of my heart. At the end of the day I understand this is a business and anything can happen.”

What would Christian Yelich say to Brewers fans feeling angsty after three straight losses to the Cubs? “Who cares?” Before you take that answer completely out of context, hear him out.

Mark Canha on the hustle and bustle of being traded for the first time, and being one of several players dealt away by the high-priced Mets.

The Brewers were this close to a 1-0 win.