I’m scheduling this before Friday night’s game between the San Francisco Giants and the Milwaukee Brewers, which I can only imagine went poorly, based on recent results (and not-so-recent results) for each team. But hey, maybe they surprised me, in which case today’s game is for a series win! That sure would be nice.

The MLB season marches on as we start to enter the final month of the regular season. Teams across the Majors are either jockeying for position for the postseas

Matt Chapman is back. After sitting out nine games with right hand inflammation, Chapman was activated from the 10-day injured list prior to the Giants’ game against the Brewers at American Family Field on Saturday.

Willy Adames held his helmet above his head as he stood near home plate and acknowledged the ovation he was given by Milwaukee Brewers fans at American Family Field. He then gave Brewers catcher and former teammate William Contreras a hug and nodded in the direction of starting pitcher Jose Quintana.

All-stars Freddy Peralta and Logan Webb square off as the Brewers and Giants meet again tonight at American Family Field.

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Boasting the best record in the majors, Milwaukee (81-48) opened a seven-game homestand on Friday with a 5-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants, thanks to William Contreras' first career walk-off homer in the ninth inning.

These Brewers are liable to stampede this orange and black corpse and not even realize they’ve encountered an obstacle. Their lineup is ranked 4th in value, according to FanGraphs (23.4 fWAR) — a virtual tie with the Los Angeles Dodgers (23.