Curt Hogg

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Brewers beat reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | @UWMadison grad | Today will be better than yesterday.

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They told this kid to “run to the base.” He did exactly that. A hero. An icon.

It may have gone unnoticed, but Jackson Chourio sprinted all the way home on this play when there was never going to be a play at the plate. Had he jogged it around third, the eventual deciding run might not have counted.

May I interest you in Ballpark Cam but for Christian Yelich pimping the ever-loving mess out of a go-ahead home run?

Cooper Pratt goes yard. 101 mph off the bat, 373 feet. He enjoyed it, too.

Does…Andrew Vaughn know you can just spit the seeds?

The Captain’s treatment

Jackson Chourio walks and Andrew Vaughn singles him to third in their first at-bats on rehab with the Nashville Sounds.

Jesús Made just crushed his first High-A homer. 111 mph exit velocity.

Luis Lara hits his third homer of the year already. He had two all of last year. He’s hitting .356 with an OPS north of 1.000.

Blake Burke has six homers in six games for the Biloxi Shuckers. It’s happening.

The Giants were one out away from a spring training perfect game. Then Cooper Pratt drew a walk and Blake Burke — against his former coach Tony Vitello! — breaks up the no-no. What an afternoon!

Giving a talk at Carroll University this afternoon (go Pios), Brewers owner Mark Attanasio mentioned that he was talking with agent Scott Boras in recent days, and an unsigned Boras client will be throwing a bullpen for the Brewers to watch.

Luis Lara homer in his first game at Nashville? Luis Lara homer in his first game at Nashville.

Uhh, Jacob Misiorowski just hit 102 mph on a strikeout to the first batter of the game tonight?

An undrafted FA last year, KC Hunt has become maybe the minor league pitcher of the year in the Brewers system. 7 shutout tonight in an elimination game for Biloxi, where in 7 starts he’s now struck out 43 to 9 walks with a sub-2.00 ERA.

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Miz, upon seeing a small crowd of reporters: “This is it?” “Packers play today.” “Ah.”

“It’s been a rough year so far,” said a crestfallen Brandon Sproat after tonight’s start.

New series, new media group means Pat Murphy meets all the Japanese media in Milwaukee.

Christian Yelich. Bubble wrap.

Jake Bauers: “When I said we needed to chill the f*** out yesterday, that’s more along what it looks like.” 3+ minutes with Jake Bauers on process, his at bat in the ninth and advice from Wade Miley.

Brandon Woodruff dealt with the same thing as his last Dbacks start: Dead arm symptoms. Pat Murphy said he will likely go on the IL. Here’s what Woodruff had to say about the latest setback and the frustration that comes with it:

Cooper Pratt said no excuses on the base running that got him pulled from the game. “It won’t happen again.”

Alarming moment as Jackson Chourio fouls one off his foot during rehab in Nashville. He remained in the game, but walked back to the dugout still hobbled after the at-bat.

Pat Murphy’s 10 year old son Austin was asked a question in today’s presser about why the Brewers can erase a 2-0 deficit. “The guys respond back really good,” he said. You’ll want to watch as he nails the full answer:

Corbin Burnes didn’t seem too pleased on this play.

Christian Yelich: “We aren’t that far. Not as far as it seems. I still believe that one day, that’s going to be us out there.”

The Mets are sellers. The Brewers could use a starter. Would Pat Murphy push for adding Freddy Peralta back to the clubhouse at the deadline?

The final home run call of Bob Uecker’s career? Believe it or not, it was calling a grand slam off the bat of Jackson Chourio. The 90 year old on the call for a slam by the 20 year old. One final gift from the baseball gods. There really is nothing like baseball.

Matt Arnold on what he characterized as an aggressive approach by the Brewers at this year’s trade deadline.

An emotional Christian Yelich on a clearly emotional topic for him: one of his best friends, Bob Uecker. The two had a one on one chat in the clubhouse this evening after the loss.

Pat Murphy had a conversation with Christian Yelich about bumping him down to 7th in the lineup. Here’s what he said about the decision:

Abner Uribe apologized for his gesture toward the Cardinals dugout and explains what happened leading up to it, saying the Cardinals had been motioning that they were going to throw at his teammates previously.

Five minutes with a drenched Christian Yelich you’ll want to watch

Diabolically precise Brandon Sproat sequence from this afternoon: •Curveball called strike •A “get off my plate” 97 mph fastball •96 mph cutter on the black •Finish it off