Brewers vs Dodgers Televised Today

FSN-HD and MLB Network will both air today's Brewers game vs the Dodgers. FSN will broadcast the game live at 3:05 CST while MLB Network will air it on tape delay starting at 4:00.

Brewers 30 Clubs in 30 Days Airs Tonight at 7:00

MLB Network's 30 Clubs in 30 Days features the Brewers tonight. In case you miss it, they'll re-air it several more times.

Brewers vs Reds On FS Wisconsin Today at 2:05 CST

The Cincinnati Reds host the Brewers today in what will be the Brewers' first televised game of the year. Yovani Gallardo makes his second appearance of the spring, starting vs Homer Bailey. For those of you outside of Wisconsin, the game will be rebroadcast on MLB Network tonight at 8:30 CST.

Also, here's a fine piece by Jaymes Langrehr of The Brewers Bar on Shaun Marcum's cutter, including other thoughts on Marcum's pitches.

Brewers 30 Clubs in 30 Days Airs Sunday, March 13

Every March MLB Network spends an hour previewing each ball club heading into the season. The Brewers installment airs next Sunday, March 13, at 7:00 PM CST. If you miss the first airing, they'll replay it 3/14 at 6:00 AM, 3/16 at midnight (night of 3/15), and 3/20 at 2:00 AM and again at 6:00 AM. Short clips of each episode are posted at MLB Network's website a few days after the initial airing.

MLB Network's "Top 10 Right Now"

MLB Network has been airing a program this week that features their choices for the top ten players at each position across the Majors. Word has it that Ryan Braun pulled in the #1 spot for left fielders!

@BrewerNation tweets that Mitch Williams is not pleased with the choice-- unsurprising considering Mitch almost never misses an opportunity to get a dig in on Braun. That episode airs today at 12:00 PM CST and again on Sunday at 4:00. Don't worry, it appears as though MLB Network will be re-airing episodes nearly every day.

1B will air tomorrow at 3:00 and is bound to feature Prince Fielder. My guess is he comes in at #6, behind (not necessarily in this order) Albert Pujols, Adrian Gonzalez, Miguel Cabrera, Mark Texeira, Ryan Howard and possibly Joey Votto, which would push Prince to #7.