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Dom Cotroneo catches you up on the Brewers offseason news and reacts to William Contreras being named to the All-MLB First team

The Brewers had Brice Turang and Sal Frelick both earn Gold Gloves this week as we hear from them following their wins.

Plus, in a report published to The Athletic (https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5899253/2024/11/04/mlb-gm-meetings-willy-adames-blake-snell-jesse-winker/) Willy Adames mentioned how he might be willing to take less money to stay in Milwaukee?

Dominic Cotroneo breaks all of the contract rumors down and what's to come for the rest of the offseason.

The Brewers announced the return of pitching coach Chris Hook for a multi-year contract ahead of the 2025 offseason. Hook was a vital piece of the Brewers' success on the mound for the last six seasons he has been at the helm of the pitching department. But as coaching renewals come and go, Dom details on the potential departure of another fan favorite coach this coming season. Dom also goes through his hypothetical MVP and Cy Young ballots and wonders how many Brewers will receive BBWAA awards this November.

Dominic Cotroneo sits at his microphone for the first time this offseason to reflect on Game 3 of the Wild Card Series and get ready for the 2025 offseason starting right after the World Series. Dom also touches on the fact that this will be a Fall Classic to remember and does not want people to ignore the games because of market size.

The Brewers also have hired two new hitting coaches and let one go, and Dom breaks down the hires and more for this week's episode!

Dominic Cotroneo, Jerry Augustine and Greg Matzek react to the Brewers epic come from behind win in game two of their Wild Card series with the Mets. Jackson Chourio hit a game tying home run and it was followed up by a Garrett Mitchell go ahead 2-run homer in an epic 8th inning that forces game three tomorrow night in Milwaukee.

Highlights from the Brewers 5-3 win over the Mets in game two of their Wild Card series.

Dominic Cotroneo, Jerry Augustine and Greg Matzek react to the Brewers 8-4 loss to the Mets in game one of their Wild Card series. Freddy Peralta struggles in the 2nd inning and the bullpen implodes in the 5th leading to 5 runs and ultimately the Brewers were shut down the rest of the way.

One night before the post-season begins,

Dom Cotroneo

breaks down the matchup against the Mets, thoughts from the media availability today and his playoff roster predictions.

In game 162 the Milwaukee Brewers fell to the Mets 5-0. The Mets got in the board in the top of the first inning and never looked back. They added two runs in the fourth and a run each in the fifth and sixth. The Brewers never really challenged the Mets until the bottom of the eighth inning, when Jackson Chourio was robbed of at least a base hit, and possibly a home run with two on base. The Brewers managed just three hits in the game. Dominic Cotroneo recapped the game and got you ready for the post season in Brewers Extra Innings.