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Lane Grindle joins Matt Pauley on Brewers Weekly to talk about his day with the Brewers and Meijer, and what might be in the plans for the Brewers hot stove.
New Brewers hitting coach Andy Haines joins Matt on Brewers Weekly to dive into his career as a coach, some of his philosophies, and working with Craig Counsell.
This past week the deadline passed for the Brewers to decide which players they would tender a contract (and potentially go to arbitration with) and which players to non-tender therefore cutting ties with. The most interesting decision was to non-tender Jonathan Schoop, who had a very disappointing run with the Brewers but also cost the team a fair amount to acquire and has a pretty good track record prior to the trade.
On this week's Podcast, host Matt Pauley looks at that decision and goes through all the arbitration-eligible players and the decisions that were made for each one.
Jim Goulart of BrewerFan.net returns to the program and gives his take on the tender/non-tenders and also the other major story lines of the off-season.
The Brewers complete the coaching staff for the 2019 season with a number of new faces. On this week's episode, we look at those individuals and evaluate what impact they might have on the team.
We also wrap the 3-part prospect breakdown with Brew Crew Ball's Brad Ford. This week, we focus in on individuals who spent time at short-season this past year.
A lot of MLB hardware is passed out this past week and Christian Yelich wins the NL MVP but Craig Counsell comes up short of the NL Manager of the Year award. We do our best to put a bow on the fantastic season of Yelich while debating if Counsell was more deserving of the MOY award than Atlanta's Brain Snitker.
It is also week 2 of our Organizational Prospect rundown. This week, we focus in on the players who spent the majority of their seasons at the Single-A level with the Carolina Mudcats and/or Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Brew Crew Ball's Brad Ford is back for the discussion.
Better late than never.....on this week's Brewers Extra Innings Podcast, host Matt Pauley starts a thorough review of the minor league seasons throughout the Brewers organization. Part 1 of 3 focuses on the Triple-A and Double-A seasons in addition to giving an update on the Arizona Fall League.
Matt is joined by Brew Crew Ball's Brad Ford as he gives his expert analysis of many players throughout the Minor League system.
On the show tonight: Matt talks about the departure of Derek Johnson as pitching coach, dives into all the arbitration-eligible players on the roster, and more.
Brewers fans were caught off guard this past week when the Reds hired away pitching coach Derek Johnson. Given a lot of credit for the solid Brewers pitching, it appears this could have a major impact on the 2019 Brewers. How much of a setback is this for the club? Host Matt Pauley explores that and continues to look at all the off-season decisions that have been made so far.
Brew Crew Ball's Brad Ford is the featured guest and shares his thoughts about the off-season so far.
The Brewers season has now been over for more than a week. We continue to look back at the special year for the 2018 Brewers but we also start to shift some of the focus to 2019.
Kyle Lobner joins host Matt Pauley as he gives his take on the 2018 season and what changes he would like to see going into next year.
On tonight's show, Matt puts a bow on the 2018 Brewers season, talks about their coaching changes, and begins to look ahead at the offseason.
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