Lohse pitches Crew to 9-1 win over Phillies

MILWAUKEE -- Kyle Lohse pitched an 8 inning masterpiece as the Milwaukee Brewers made it 3 straight wins over the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-1 on Sunday at Miller Park.Lohse (2-6) allowed just 1 run on 4 hits while striking out 6 and walking only 1.

Bullpen, key hits help Brewers beat Phillies

MILWAUKEE (WITI)--- Timely hitting and good relief pitching helped the Brewers beat the Phillies 4-3 Saturday night at Miller Park.Down 1-0 after a home run by Domonic Brown, his 19th of the season, the Brewers pitchers settled down and got help.In the 3rd inning, Jean Segura tied the game at 1 with a line drive home run that landed in the Brewers bullpen.It was small ball that gave the Brewers a 2-1 lead in the 6th inning.

Brewers top Phillies in comeback fashion, 5-4

MILWAUKEE-- Trailing by a 4-nothing score against seven-game winner Cliff Lee, things didn't look good for the Brewers.

Brewers select prep players in first rounds of MLB draft

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Milwaukee Brewers selected RHP Devin Williams from Hazelwood West (MO) High School in the second round (54th overall) of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft and drafted INF Tucker Neuhaus out of Wharton (FL) High School with the 72nd overall selection (Competitive Balance Round B).

Braun sits out Brewers 6-1 loss to A's

MILWAUKEE -- Amidst a report that Ryan Braun could be suspended for up to 100 games for alleged PED use, the Brewers slugger rested an ailing thumb while Oakland clipped the Crew 6-1 in the rubber match of a 3 game series at Miller Park on Wednesday.Pitcher Yovani Gallardo looked like his former self into the 7th inning of a 1-1 game.But after loading the bases, then giving up a 2-run single to Josh Donaldson, he gave way to Michael Gonzalez.

Brewers fans split on allegations against Ryan Braun

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Fans of the Milwaukee Brewers are split on what to think of the allegations against their team's star left-fielder, Ryan Braun.As the Brewers prepared to play the Oakland Athletic's on Wednesday, June 5th, talk about performance-enhancing drug allegations involving Braun were the hottest topic among tailgate parties at Miller Park."I think it's an absolutely hoax, and I think it's bull crap that it's coming back up," said one fan."I really hope that, you know they can get to the bottom of this.

Brewers bats arrive late, but in time to beat the Athletics

MILWAUKEE (WITI)-- Two late inning rallies got the Brewers past the Oakland A's Tuesday night, 4-3 in 10 innings.Down 3-0 in the 8th inning, with only 4 hits, the Brewers bats came alive.

Johnny Logan will be newest member of Miller Park Walk of Fame

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Former Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan will be honored on Thursday as the newest member of the Miller Park Walk of Fame.

A's beat Brewers in first Miller Park visit

MILWAUKEE--  On Monday night, the Oakland A's made their first -ever visit to Miller Park and defeated the Brewers, 10-2.

Brewers release Gonzalez, acquire 3B Juan Francisco

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Milwaukee Brewers released infielder Alex Gonzalez on Monday, June 3rd and acquired third baseman Juan Francisco from the Atlanta Braves for left-handed minor-league pitcher Thomas Keeling.Gonzalez batted just .177 with 1 homerun and 8 RBIs in 41 games with the Brewers this season.Francisco, 25, is a career .254 hitter with 19 HR and 77 RBI in 209 games with Cincinnati (2009-11) and Atlanta (2012-13).

Brewers winning ways end in loss to Lee, Phillies

PHILADELPHIA (WITI)-- After ending May with a win, only their 6th of the month, and then starting June with a win, the Brewers couldn't make it 3 in a row as they lost to the Phillies 7-5 Sunday.The Brewers had to dig themselves out of a hole early, mainly because of Philadelphia's Domonic Brown.

Month ends on up note; Brewers win

MILWAUKEE -- While most of the month of May went the wrong way for the Brewers, the last game of the month was a success, 8-5 at Philadelphia.

Beat goes on in Brewers 8-6 loss to Twins

MINNEAPOLIS --Kyle Lohse struggled in his return to the rotation as the Milwaukee Brewers dropped an 8-6 decision to the Twins on Thursday night in Minneapolis.Lohse, who missed a start with elbow soreness, gave up 6 runs in 4 and 2/3rd innings; he allowed 4 homers-3 of which came in the 4-run fourth inning.The Crew's miserable May continued with their 6th straight loss; Milwaukee is 5-22 with one game to play (Friday night in Philadelphia).Logan Schafer had 3 hits while spelling Nori Aoki-one of which was a 3-run triple.

The beat goes on: Twins 4 Brewers 1

MINNEAPOLIS --After sweeping a two game series at Miller Park, the Twins moved to Target Field for a 4-1 win over the hapless Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday evening.Minnesota put 3 on the board against pitcher Marco Estrada, who allowed 4 runs over 7 innings; all of them came after two were out.The Crew managed just 5 hits, and in typical fashion, they stranded 2 on with nobody out in the 8th inning.The numbers become more and more ugly each time out-5 straight losses, a 5-21 record in May, 13 games under 500.The two teams wrap up the two game series in the Twin Cities on Thursday night.Former Packers receiver Greg Jennings-now of the Vikings-threw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Ryan Braun to support “Brewers Win, You Win!” promotion

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- In the face of a tough month for the Brewers on the field, Ryan Braun has committed to supporting the “Brewers Win, You Win!” promotion by funding a significant savings on tickets for an upcoming series.The original promotion called for every Brewers victory between May 1 and May 30 to earn $1 off a Terrace Box ticket for the June 3 - 5 series vs.

Free prostate cancer screenings held at Miller Park

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- It looked like the Brewers Opening Day as men lined up as early as 4 a.m. outside Miller Park, but they weren't there to see a baseball game."The line is kind of fun talking with everyone else and hearing their stories about why everybody`s here is kind of entertaining actually," says Mark Ward as he waited in line.FOX6 teamed up with Froedtert and the Brewers to hold the 6th Free Prostate Cancer Screenings at Miller Park.The goal is to save lives through early detection."If you wait until there are symptoms with this disease it`s incurable.

Twins killing: Brewers lose 6-5 in 14 innings

MILWAUKEE -- During a season when very little has gone right, the Milwaukee Brewers managed to tie the Minnesota Twins in the 9th inning, only to lose 6-5 in 14 frames Tuesday night at Miller Park.Starting his first major league game in 3 years, Alfredo Figaro gave manager Ron Roenicke 5 innings; he allowed 4 runs on 3 homers.Aramis Ramirez started the scoring for the hosts with a 2-run double in the 4th inning; Jonathan Lucroy's two-bagger made it 4-3.In the 5th, Ryan Braun's triple scored Jean Segura, who tied a Brewers franchise record with 6 hits in 7 at bats.Segura's rbi single in the 9th inning sent the game to extras, tied at 5.But the Twins broke through with a sacrifice fly off reliever Burke Badenhop in the 14th inning for the victory.The 19-30 Crew have lost 20 of their last 25 games; they completed a 2-6 home stand.The two teams open a 2 game series in Minnesota, Wednesday night.