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The push for funding from a coalition of business and community groups comes as more GOP leaders criticize Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers' proposal for $290 million in Milwaukee Brewers stadium aid.
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Patrick McBride worked as a teen for the Brewers, Bucks, and Packers. Later, he became a doctor.
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Across Major League Baseball, the percentage of Latino fans and players has been growing.
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American Family Field could soon face repairs that exceed the stadium district's reserve fund.
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MLB.com's Adam McCalvy talks about baseball, writing, and podcast production.
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The Milwaukee Brewers are assessing the costs of ongoing maintenance at American Family Field, a sum that could top $100 million. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tom Daykin explains how the team could get these funds and what it could mean for taxpayers.
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Earlier this year, the Brewers hired Theresa Lau to join their medical team as the major league assistant athletic trainer and physical therapist. Lau is the first and only Asian American woman on the Brewers medical team and in Major League Baseball.
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The Milwaukee Brewers are done for the year, but vow to be ready for the 2022 baseball season.
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Joc Pederson kept enhancing his “Joctober” nickname with a three-run, pinch-hit homer and the Atlanta Braves shut down Milwaukee once again, beating the Brewers 3-0 on Monday to take a 2-1 edge in the NL Division Series.
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The Milwaukee Brewers now head to Atlanta with their best of five National League Division Series against the Braves tied at one game apiece.