S1, E12: A tough week in Minnesota and Pittsburgh exposed the lack of consistency in the offense, dropping 5 of 6 to the two opponents. They return home this week to face Cincinnati and Pittsuburgh, hoping to get things back on track in advance of the 8/31 trade deadline. We discuss Brock Holt's questionable DFA and the debuts of Angel Perdomo and Drew Rasmussen, also. Many of the Brewers' key performers from last year took their talents elsewhere, so we check up on how each member of the 2019 Crew is doing in new threads, with the best all as members of the San Diego Padres. At 28:30 in the podcast, I give the backstory on how I got to participate in one of former Brewer Tim Dillard's comedic videos, an awesome experience. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

S1, E11: The Brewers bounced back from a series loss at the hands of the Twins to take 3 of 4 from the Cubs at Wrigley. Luis Urias was activated from the IL and hit .474 on the week, providing a spark for an offense that needed one. The bullpen has been lights out... will Peralta's and Williams's success continue? Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

S1, E10: Brewers split the series with the White Sox, and drop of 3 from Cincinnati in their weekend set. The old "Chinese home run" (please do not actually use this term) is discussed, as is the Brewers' all-time great infielder Colin Walsh. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

S1, E9: Lorenzo Cain's opt-out leaves a big hole in center field, but will the Brewers be able to adequately replace him with Ben Gamel? Braun was placed on the IL over the weekend, leaving an opening at DH as well. 2 of 3 from the Pirates before dropping last night to the White Sox, Cardinals' series postponed... the season hasn't exactly started how we might have hoped but there are still many takeaways and exciting aspects of the young season. Also, the Cubs are still overrated. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

Live baseball is finally back! We discuss key takeaways from the Brewers' series loss against the Cubs this past weekend.  Vinny Rottino gets name dropped for the first of hopefully many times on this podcast, and we discuss the poor journalism of Bob Nightengale, who reported that Justin Verlander would be out for the season. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

Opening Day is here! We interview "Brent Suter's Actual Raptor", @brewersraptor on Twitter to discuss '90's baseball and a preview of the upcoming year. The Postseason was expanded to 16 teams, how will that affect the Brewers' Playoff chances? Enjoy this bonus episode interview with @brewersraptor! Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

Today marks the fourth and final episode of our four part series analyzing the Brewers' roster on a positional basis. Could Yelich be MVP once again? Will Cain bounce back? Braun is going to DH full time now? Story lines abound for the Brewers' outfielders, their strongest positional group. We also discuss some news on the injury front, and former Brewer Tyler Cravy's piece on the Players' Tribune. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Enjoy the fourth episode of this four-part series! Find us on Instagram and Twitter @brewerspodcast.

In the third installment of the four-part series previewing the Brewers' positionally, we analyze the catching corps and infielders. Narvaez and Pina figure to earn the bulk of the playing time behind the dish, Smoak and Morrison could become one of the stronger 1B/DH tandems in the league, and Hiura looks to continue his success he displayed last year. We take a look at each member of the Brewers' roster among both catchers and infielders. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! Enjoy the third episode of this four-part series!

Today is the second installment of a four-part series previewing each aspect of the Brewers' roster. The bullpen doesn't get much love from national pundits analyzing the Crew's roster, however they have collected a solid crop of arms to fill out the relief corps. Hader and Knebel will lock down the back end roles, with Suter, Phelps, and Claudio holding down the fort as middle relievers. Beyond that, there is lots of intrigue among the arms, including... Eric Yardley? Stay tuned for part three of this series previewing the catchers and infielders, releasing in the coming days. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate and review our podcast! Enjoy episode two of this four part series!

In the first episode of a four-part series we preview the Brewers' starting rotation, taking a look at each of the arms that figure to receive any amount of starts in 2020. Woodruff, Houser, Lindblom, and Anderson each have starting roles locked up, but what about a trio of young, talented arms to round out the rotation? Stay tuned for part two of this series previewing the bullpen, releasing next week. Be sure to check out our blog at bleedingblueandyellow.wordpress.com, and remember to subscribe, rate and review our podcast! Enjoy the first episode of this four part series!