Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

History

In 1969, the Seattle Pilots, now known as the Milwaukee Brewers, were founded as a competent baseball team. Contrary to expectations, their inaugural year was not successful, leading the franchise, owned by William R. Daley and Dewey Soriano, to move to Milwaukee. Little did they know that the newly formed team would do wonders, despite starting with a streak of eight losses. The trajectory towards success began with the shortstop Robin Yount in 1974 and the infielder Paul Molitor later, both of whom were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame by the end of their careers. The team went through rough patches, but continued practicing, with their competency growing each day. Heading towards times of glory, the Brewers won three consecutive seasons, along with their first Division Title in 1981. The following year, they won the American League Pennant before playing in the World Series. This was followed by a period of mediocrity, with a ranking of third in their division for nine consecutive seasons. With the craze around baseball, the Brewers knew they needed to up their game, so efforts geared towards success continued, with the team winning 92 games in 1992 and finishing second in the AL East division. After a few years, the Brewers moved to the Central Division of MLB’s National League and started playing in the new stadium, Miller Park, in 2001. In the 2016 season, the Milwaukee Brewers made a record of 73-89 and earned fourth place in the National League Central, signifying immense improvement.

Major Success

The unpredictability of sports is what makes it thrilling. In 2018, the Milwaukee Brewers had their 21st National League season and emerged victorious in 96 games, making it the NL's Best Record. For the first time since 2011, the team seized a playoff berth and won their first division title since 2011 against the Chicago Cubs in the tie-breaker season. Defeating the Colorado Rockies, the Milwaukee Brewers qualified for their third League Championship Series, but lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a seven-game series.

Currently owned by Mark Attanasio, the roster includes Matt Albers, Chase Anderson, Jacob Barnes, Corbin Burnes, Jhoulys Chacin, Alex Claudio, Zach Davies, Junior Guerra, Josh Hader, Freddy Peralta, Taylor Williams, Alex Wilson, and Brandon Woodruff as pitchers. The catchers are Yasmani Grandal and Manny Pina, while Jesus Aguilar, Orlando Arcia, Mike Moustakas, Hernan Perez, Travis Shaw, and Eric Thames are the infielders. The outfielders are Ryan Braun, Lorenzo Cain, Ben Gamel, and Christian Yelich.

Rivalries & Predictions

The Brewers-Cubs rivalry has taken an interesting turn since the 2018 season, in which the Brewers defeated the Cubs and won 3-1 in a tie-breaker game. Previously, the Chicago Cubs had a better record of 35-22 during the 57 meet-ups. All the Brewers' fans out there, hold your heads high and support your team wholeheartedly for another achievement this season.

Starting in March, the Major League Baseball season has many fierce matches lined up until September 2019. The baseball lovers are full of excitement and are rushing to book seats to support their favorite teams. The matches are highly anticipated, with startling predictions floating around. A wild race is predicted, as according to a poll with 31 baseball experts at ESPN, the Chicago Cubs are leading with 12 votes, the Milwaukee Brewers are following with 10 votes, and the St. Louis Cardinals are close behind with 9 votes. With such slim margins expected, your support in the stadium can go a long way in determining the Milwaukee Brewers' fate. Before it is too late, rush to grab your Milwaukee Brewers tickets, as there is limited inventory left and you cannot afford to miss out on supporting your favorite team. It is all that matters at this hour..

Milwaukee Brewers Information

Manager: Craig Counsell

Home Ballpark: Miller Park

Ballpark Seating Capacity: 41,900

Ballpark Opened: 2001

2018 Division Finish: 1^st

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