Nestor Cortes and the Two-Strike Fastball
The mission statement of most modern pitchers (and the teams who employ them) is simple: Throw your best pitch most often, and most often, your best pitch is a breaking ball.
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Sun, Mar 23
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Should We Be Worried About Freddy Peralta?
Freddy Peralta was one of the first Opening Day starters to be named, getting the nod all the way back on February 13th.
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Brewers Roster Updates: Mark Canha Traded, Caleb Durbin Optioned, Jake Bauers in Limbo
The dominos are starting to drop in the final days of Brewers camp.
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As a Receiver, Eric Haase Has Learned to Evolve With the Game
He’ll tell you that his mentality of taking nothing for granted remains unchanged, but Eric Haase finds himself in a much different situation this spring than he did a year ago.
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Sat, Mar 22
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Opening Day in ‘The House That Ruth Built’
1977 (Catfish, Reggie, and the Toy Cannon lead Yanks to victory) The Yankees were coming off the losing end of a World Series sweep at the hands of ‘The Big Red Machine’ the previous October and had something to prove.
Fri, Mar 21
- MLB
Inside The Milwaukee Brewers Players Project: Opening Day Heroes
This week’s additions to the Players Project are J.J. Hardy, Mike Cameron, and Jhoulys Chacín.
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Appreciating the Brewers' Modern-Day Triumphant Trio
When Brandon Woodruff spoke candidly after his first MLB outing in 18 months (yes, technically a spring training start), he reflected on his time in Milwaukee and how he is now one of the old guys.
