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Cubs 7, Brewers 2

Cubs 10, Brewers 2

Sweep! Brewers 6, Astros 0

Bengals 31, Packers 24

Brewers 7, Astros 2

Prince Fielder just batted in his 127th run this year. This breaks the Brewers' season club record that Fielder shared with Cecil Cooper, who just happened to witness it as the Astros' manager.

Packers-Vikings games might be switched

PACKERS-VIKINGS SCHEDULE ALERT!

There is a slight possibility that the two games between the Packers and Vikings this year will be swapping venues. You can thank the Minnesota Twins if this happens.

Wisconsin 44, Wofford 14

Brewers 3, Astros 2

Brewers 7, Cubs 4

Brewers 9, Cubs 5

Cubs 13, Brewers 7

2010 Brewers schedule released

Major League Baseball has released the 2010 schedule. The Brewers open at home Monday, April 5 against the Colorado Rockies. They will also move start times to 10 minutes past the hour next year.

Cubs 2, Brewers 0

Actor Patrick Swayze died Monday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 57.

Way too funny! A widdle wrist injury ended Bears LB Brian Urlacher's season after the Packers put a beat down on him Sunday night. Time to retire Urlacher! And take that aging hack Favre with you!

Pack stick it to rival Bears to open season

It was sure a wild one Sunday night at Lambeau Field. One team threw four interceptions, direct snapped a punt to a running back and pretty much tried to rely on their defense all night. That team was the Chicago Bears.

Then there was the Packers. Only blemish was Aaron Rodgers getting sacked in the end zone for a safety. The Packers win the latest in the oldest rivalry by a score of 21-15. Al Harris sealed the game by intercepting the ball from Jay Cutler. I actually told some co-workers at work (who are Bear fans) that Cutler would throw four picks.

The next game for the Packers is Sunday, September 20 at home against the Cincinnati Bengals. Game time is 12:00PM CDT on CBS (regional).

Crew completes sweep over Snakes

The Brewers swept the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday by winning, 5-3. The Crew now travel to Wrigley Field in Chicago for four games. Game one is Monday at 7:05PM CDT.

Crew continues offensive barrage in desert

The Brewers continued their offensive barrage in Phoenix on Saturday as they beat the Diamondbacks, 9-2. The Crew go for a sweep Sunday at 3:10PM CDT.

Badgers go double OT against Bulldogs

It wasn't pretty, but the Wisconsin Badgers were able to beat the Fresno State Bulldogs by a score of 34-31 in two overtimes. The Badgers final non-conference game (other than Hawaii after Thanksgiving) is at home against the Division I-AA Wofford Terriers. The game is Saturday, September 19 at 11:00AM CDT. It will be shown on the Big Ten Network.

Subway restaurants stopped selling pizzas

I stopped at a Pilot truck stop in Remington, Indiana late Friday night and decided to order a couple mini pizzas from the 24-hour Subway located inside. I come to find out that the corporate heads decided to stop offering the pizzas about a week earlier. This greatly disappointed me. The pizzas were selling fairly well at the restaurants I visited.

Crew comes out swinging in desert

After a humiliating series at home against the Cardinals, the Brewers were able to find their offensive game Friday against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Brewers won by a score of 6-3. Game two is Saturday at 7:10PM CDT.

Cards complete sweep over Crew

The Cardinals jumped out with five runs Wednesday before the Crew plated their first run. The final score was Cardinals 5, Brewers 1 as the Cards complete the sweep at Miller Park. The Brewers have a day off Thursday before taking on the Arizona Diamondbacks in Phoenix over the weekend. Game one is Friday at 8:40PM CDT.

Parra exits early, Cards take game two

Brewers starter Manny Parra exited the game Tuesday with a neck injury. It was up to the bullpen from the second inning on. Kind of scary when you think about it. The Brewers led 3-0 going into the sixth inning against the division leaders. The Cards would chip away -- eventually winning the game in the ninth inning off of the Crew's closer, Trevor Hoffman. The Cardinals take game two by a score of 4-3. The Brewers will try to avoid a sweep on Wednesday at 1:05PM CDT.

Crew gets shut out at home on Labor Day

The Brewers opened their series with the St. Louis Cardinals Monday with a Labor Day matinee at Miller Park. Unfortunately, like most of the nation, the Brewers offense also took the day off. The Cards shut out the Crew by a score of 3-0. Game two in the three-game series against the division leaders is Tuesday at 7:05PM CDT.

Crew needs triple play, extra innings to avoid sweep

The Brewers avoided being swept at home by the San Francisco Giants Sunday with the help of a 5-4-3 triple play in the sixth inning. Prince Fielder also hit a solo walk-off home run. The final score was 2-1 in 12 innings. The Crew next host the St. Louis Cardinals for three games. Game one is Monday at 1:05PM CDT.

Badgers put Huskies away in home opener

The Wisconsin Badgers football team opened up with a win Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium over the Northern Illinois Huskies. Even though the final score was 28-20, it was 28-6 after three quarters. The next game is Saturday, Sept. 12 at 11:00AM CDT. They play the Fresno State Bulldogs on ESPN.

Brewers try, can't defeat Giants on Fox

The Brewers tried to fight back Saturday, but just couldn't beat the San Francisco Giants on Fox. Once again, the final score was 3-2. The Crew will try to avoid a sweep at 1:05PM CDT on Sunday.

Packers trade Moll, release 18, place 4 on IR

The Green Bay Packers Saturday traded OL Tony Moll to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for DB Derrick Martin.

They also released 18 players, including QB Brian Brohm.

In addition, they placed 4 players on injured reserve. This includes draft bust Justin Harrell.

You can view all the cuts and IR moves here.

I'll probably have more later. I'm watching the Badgers on BTN right now.

Crew gives up lead to Giants, lose

The Brewers scored two runs in the first inning Friday, but the lead wouldn't last. The San Francisco Giants came back to beat the Crew, 3-2. Game two is Saturday at 3:05PM CDT.

Favre $10K lighter

Minnesota Vikings QB Brett Favre was fined $10,000 Friday for that illegal crackback block he did against the Texans' Eugene Wilson this past Monday.

My blog about the play in question is here. I guess the NFL made You Tube pull the plug on the video.

Pack drop exhibition finale to Titans

The dreaded exhibition season is finally over! The Packers lost to the Tennessee Titans Thursday. The final score was 27-13. The real season starts for the Pack on Sunday, September 13 against the HATED BEARS! The game will be televised nationally on NBC at 7:20PM CDT.

Crew salvage finale in St. Louis

The Brewers, behind starter Manny Parra, were able to escape St. Louis with a win Thursday. The final score was 4-3. The Crew head home for six games against likely playoff teams. Can you say "spoiler?" Anyway, the first three against the San Francisco Giants begins at 7:05PM CDT Friday.

Bush gets roughed up at Busch

Brewers starting pitcher Dave Bush got roughed up Wednesday at Busch Stadium III in St. Louis. The bullpen was warming up in the second inning with no outs as the Crew was down 5-1. Bush then was able to get the Cards to hit into a double play. The Cardinals still won by a score of 10-3. The Brewers will hope to avoid a sweep Thursday at 1:15PM CDT.

Crew tries, can't comeback against Cards

Brewers 3B Casey McGehee hit a three-run home run in the first inning Tuesday, but the Cardinals proved to be too much for the Crew in St. Louis. The Cardinals took game one by a score of 7-6. Game two is Wednesday at 7:15PM CDT.

Favre now resorting to dirty plays in exhibition season

Minnesota Vikings QB Brett Favre, lining up in the slot on a unconventional gadget play (AKA Wildcat formation play) in the third quarter Monday, threw an illegal "crackback block" on Houston Texans' safety Eugene Wilson. Wilson had to leave the game with an undetermined injury. Have a look below:



What next for Favre? Is he going to pull out a gun, like from the movie "The Last Boy Scout" and start shooting?