As season approaches, Milwaukee Brewers players return to Miller Park for COVID-19 testing

MILWAUKEE -- Familiar faces were in an unfamiliar situation at Miller Park on Wednesday, July 1 as the team reported for its summer camp.Players -- almost all of them wearing masks -- arrived at Miller Park to get tested for COVID-19.Manager Craig Counsell was one of the first at the ballpark.

Minor League Baseball season canceled following MLB decision, league announces

NEW YORK -- There will be no Minor League Baseball (MiLB) season in 2020 due to a decision made by Major League Baseball (MLB), the league announced on Tuesday, June 30.According to information released in a tweet, MLB informed MiLB that big-league franchises will not be providing minor-league affiliates with players for the 2020 season.

Brewers Team Store at Miller Park set to reopen on Tuesday, June 30

MILWAUKEE -- Miller Park will begin to reopen starting with the Brewers Team Store on Tuesday, June 30.A news release indicates the Brewers Team Store will operate with extreme care.

'Make sure you watch his last season on TV:' Does Yeli know something about Ryan Braun's future?

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich posted to Instagram on Friday, June 26 -- and the post is raising eyebrows.In the post, Yelich was standing next to Brewers teammate and fellow Major League MVP Ryan Braun -- and said, "Make sure you watch his last season on TV."

Bob Uecker set for 50th year at mic for Milwaukee Brewers: 'I'm happy'

MILWAUKEE -- Bob Uecker plans to be at Miller Park for the Milwaukee Brewers' first home game after Major League Baseball players agreed to report to training starting July 1, MLB.com Brewers beat reporter Adam McCalvy reported Thursday, June 25 -- calling the live action on radio, as he has been doing since 1971.“I’m going to do it from Miller Park,” Uecker, 86, told McCalvy. “I’ll do it in the booth with Jeff , and then road games, Jeff and Lane Grindle will do that.

Brewers pitcher Ray Black hopes to get the 2020 MLB season rolling soon

MILWAUKEE -- Major League Baseball plans to unilaterally issue a 60-game schedule for its shortest season since 1878 after the players’ association rejected a negotiated deal of the same length, putting the sport on track for a combative return to the field amid the coronavirus pandemic.Six days after Commissioner Rob Manfred and union head Tony Clark negotiated to expand the playoffs from 10 teams to 16, widen use of the designated hitter to National League games and introduce an experiment to start extra innings with a runner on second base, the deal was rejected by players.FOX6's Brandon Cruz caught up with Brewers pitcher Ray Black -- hoping to play this season.

Milwaukee Brewers complete 2020 draft; take 5 college position players for 1st time since 2003

MILWAUKEE –- The Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, June 11 made four selections to complete the 2020 First-Year Player Draft, finishing this year’s class with five college position players -- the first time the organization has selected position players with its first five picks since 2003.The announcements were made by Vice President-Domestic Scouting Tod Johnson.In the first round on Wednesday, outfielder Garrett Mitchell was selected 20th overall out of the University of California, Los Angeles.

Christian Yelich donates Beats headphones, Nintendo Switches to Children's Wisconsin patients

MILWAUKEE -- If you thought Christian Yelich needed a bat in his hands to bring smiles to children's faces, think again.The Milwaukee Brewers outfielder donated 50 pairs of Beats headphones and six Nintendo Switch video game systems to kids at the Children's Wisconsin MACC Fund Center, the hospital said in a tweet.The tweet includes a video of patients and staff at the hospital saying thanks to the Brewers slugger, saying that the donation is being enjoyed by the kids -- and staff.

'Black Lives Matter:' Prosecutors say man admitted to causing $40K in damage to Miller Park

MILWAUKEE -- Charges were filed Friday, June 5 against a Milwaukee man prosecutors said admitted to causing more than $40,000 in damage to Miller Park on Tuesday, June 2.Keyon Lambert, 40, faces one count of criminal damage to property (reduced in value by more than $2,500), and one count of disorderly conduct.According to a criminal complaint, police found Lambert outside the stadium.

AP source: MLB rejects 114-game plan, tells union no counter

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball rejected the players' offer for a 114-game regular season in the pandemic-delayed season with no additional salary cuts and told the union it did not plan to make a counterproposal, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.The person spoke on condition of anonymity Wednesday because no statements were authorized.Players made their proposal Sunday, up from an 82-game regular season in management’s offer last week.

Attanasio on resuming Brewers, MLB season: 'This will be the ultimate collaborative effort'

MILWAUKEE -- Money makes the world go 'round, and it's money that remains one of the obstacles to seeing a start to the Milwaukee Brewers' season.In a webinar hosted by the Greater Milwaukee Committee President David Lubar on Tuesday, high-ranking Brewers officials made clear they want to see baseball back on the field this Summer.

Scoreboard fundraiser: Celebrate a loved one or milestone with customized message at Miller Park

MILWAUKEE -- Brewers Community Foundation (BCF), the charitable arm of the Milwaukee Brewers, is offering a special way to celebrate life’s milestones, while also raising money to support local nonprofits.

New MLB rules: Shower at home, don't spit, mascots to stay away

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers.Team personnel will be banned from eating at restaurants on road trips.Even the Phillie Phantic and Mr.

'Ice cream is on us tonight:' New Brewers pitcher buys strangers $1,000 worth of food

MILWAUKEE -- Josh Lindblom has never thrown a regular-season pitch as a Milwaukee Brewer, but he certainly found a way to endear himself to the Milwaukee community in another way on Friday.The Milwaukee Brewers signed Lindblom to a three-year contract in December 2019.