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Youngest players in postseason history with a leadoff HR:
1) Jackson Chourio in 2024
2) Jackson Chourio in 2025
3) Jackson Chourio in 2026 🤯
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The Padres went 0-for-21 at the plate to end the season.
That's the longest hitless drought by a National League team to end a postseason all-time.
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NL starters with the highest K-rate this season (min. 50 IP):
1) Jacob Misiorowski (40.6%) 🍻
2) Logan Henderson (32.3%) 🍻
3) Zack Wheeler (31.3%)
4) Kyle Harrison (31.1%) 🍻
The Brewers' pitching factory has been on full display this season!
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BREAKING: The Dodgers have acquired the Time Stone from Thanos and will be activating Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale.
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We can't have a serious conversation about the greatest batting helmets of all time without this sweet bastard.
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Rob Manfred on payroll disparity and why the league wants a salary cap: "The gap is $441 million. It defies human experience to ask a fan to think that the bottom end of that gap has the same opportunity to win as the top end."
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Repost if your team is still undefeated after the first weekend of the season! 🔥
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In 2021 the #Bucks were down 0-2, then completed the @Bucks in 6 prophecy (thanks, @Tuff__Crowd) behind a @Giannis_An34 50-piece after returning from a knee injury...
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wisconsin sports fans, which would you rather love to see happen in the future ??
rt - milwaukee brewers world series
like - green bay packers super bowl
comment - milwaukee bucks nba finals
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An emotional @RealCarlosGomez @Four3rTeen wanted to share how much Bob Uecker meant to him. Gomez says Uecker's encouragement helped him get through early struggles in Milwaukee.
"At least I had the opportunity to share with him how important he was for me in my career."
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Wrapping up #NationalHBCUWeek with a salute to Rickie Weeks Jr. from Southern University and A&M College.
Weeks holds the NCAA Division I record for career batting average with a .465 mark. He became the first HBCU player to win the coveted Golden Spikes Award as the nation’s best collegiate player.
Chosen second overall in the 2003 MLB Draft, Weeks played 14 MLB seasons, was a 2011 NL All-Star, and ranks among the Brewers’ career top ten in several categories.




























