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Dom Cotroneo recaps the Brewers 3-2 win over the Mets

This guy is the official Raider. Brewers 360 with Brewers Sr. VP & General Manager as he is out in New York for the series against the Mets. We get an update on the air quality in New York as the smoke is expected to head out east. We also get into the Indiana Jones movies with Matt and he is well versed on Raiders of the Lost Ark

Dom Cotroneo reacts to the Brewers 5-2 win over the Mets and ponders what The Crew need to do to keep it up!

Dom Cotroneo takes you through the highlights in the Brewers 5-2 win over the Mets!

Levo's favorite NYC spots as they are in Queens for this series. Also, it’s no mystery that the Brewers need bats. How is the farm system looking? Jeff gives his report.

Brandon Nimmo homered twice and David Peterson threw six scoreless innings in his return to the majors as the struggling Mets beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 Tuesday night, hours after New York owner Steve Cohen announced plans to hold a press conference on the state of the team. Nimmo opened the fourth with a 422-foot homer, the first of four by the Mets. Francisco Lindor hit his 200th career homer with one out and Nimmo hit a 396-foot, two-run homer just beyond the left-centerfield fence in the fifth. It was the third career multi-homer game for Nimmo. Tommy Pham had an RBI double in the sixth, when Daniel Vogelbach hit a two-run homer. The Brewers Brian Anderson ended the combined shutout bid with a two-run single in the eighth off Jeff Brigham. Greg Matzek breaks down the game and highlights on Brewers Extra Innings. Check it out below!

While in NYC, you've got to capitalize. We take Counsell back through his times facing Justin Verlander while Craig played. Also, it is almost the 4th, what firework speaks loudest to CC?

Joey Wiemer hit a go-ahead, two-run homer to straightaway centerfield in the sixth inning, lifting the Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-1 victory on Monday night that dropped the struggling New York Mets a season-worst eight games under .500. Wiemer’s 422-drive off Drew Smith (3-3) hit off the black fence surrounding the Mets’ celebratory home run apple and rolled about 50 feet away from centerfielder Brandon Nimmo. Colin Rea (4-4) retired his first eight batters and allowed one run in 6 1/3 innings. Hoby Milner (four outs), Elvis Peguero (one) and Devon Williams (three) completed a three-hitter. Williams got his 14th save in 15 chances as the Brewers retired the final 11 Mets in order. Milwaukee (41-37) began the night a half-game behind first-place Cincinnati in the NL Central. The Brewers stranded eight runners before Wiemer’s homer and left 11 on base, two shy of their season-high. Dom Cotroneo breaks down the game and highlights on Brewers Extra Innings!

Sophia Minnaert is our Brewers 360 guest today! We talk Sophia’s itinerary when a team has a road trip and a game the next day. What is that like? What are the procedures? Has anyone ever been left behind?