Yes, the Brewers season ended about as disappointingly as possible, limping through the NLCS and losing to the division rival St. Louis Cardinals in six games. Even worse, the games they lost, aside from Gallardo's start against Carpenter, weren't even close, with a run differential of 10-31. The Cardinals all but destroyed the Brewers' pitching and the Crew's hitters somehow never cracked Tony La Russa's bullpen.
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Reflections on the Brewers Postseason
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Miller Park,
Milwaukee Brewers,
Ron Roenicke,
Ryan Braun,
St. Louis Cardinals,
Yovani Gallardo
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Do or Die For the Wolfman
The Brewers fell to the Cardinals two games to one yesterday after their bats couldn't quite overcome a deficit created by what can only be termed a horrible first inning. Moving on, the Brewers send Randy Wolf to the mound tonight versus Kyle Lohse for game four. Wolf comes off one of his worst starts of the year when he threw three innings of seven run ball in game four of the NLDS. Lohse, on the other hand, has not thrown since game one of the NLDS in which he allowed six runs (five earned) in 5.1 innings.
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Kyle Lohse,
Milwaukee Brewers,
Randy Wolf,
St. Louis Cardinals
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