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MILLER PARK MIKE VASSALLO - Director of Media Relations ONE BREWERS WAY [email protected] 414-902-4473 MILWAUKEE, WI 53214 PHONE: 414-902-4500 FAX: 414-902-4053 JOHN STEINMILLER - Media Relations Manager WWW.BREWERS.COM [email protected] 414-902-4470

TYLER BARNES - Vice President of Communications KEN SPINDLER - Media Relations Coordinator [email protected] 414-902-4468 [email protected] 414-902-4469

MEREDITH MALONE - Comunications & Brewers Charities Assistant [email protected] 414-902-4501

MIKE VASSALLO JOHN H. STEINMILLER KEN SPINDLER DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MANAGER COORDINATOR MILWAUKEE BREWERS MEDIA INFORMATION ADMISSION TO STADIUM house is located on the Service Level on the Enter through the South Dock located in the third-base side. Only properly credentialed right-field corner on the Service Level at Miller media are allowed in the clubhouses. Print Park. Credentials are available for pickup four media is allowed access beginning 3 1/2 hours (4) hours prior to game time. Baseball Writers of prior to game time. All media must leave the America Association (BBWAA) cards or working clubhouse one hour prior to game time. credentials issued by Milwaukee Brewers Media Television cameras are not permitted in the club- Relations or Major League Baseball are required house prior to the game without approval from for admittance. No other credential will be hon- the Brewers Media Relations Department. The ored. All bags will be checked by security upon training room, X-ray room, kitchen, weight room entrance to the ballpark. and video room are OFF LIMITS to media. The clubhouse area is closed during respective club’s BOB BETTS PRESS BOX batting practice sessions. Still photographers are The Bob Betts Press Box is located on the Loge not allowed in the clubhouses without prior Level behind home plate. The main press box, approval from the club’s media relations staff. as well as the adjacent radio and television Media are not allowed to use cell phones in the booths, have rolling windows that are either clubhouse. entirely open or entirely closed. The main press box is a smoke-free environment. There are FIELD seven radio and television booths that are Access to the playing field is available through reserved for both home and visiting announcers. the runways leading from the respective club- A quiet work room is located immediately behind houses or through the door to the right of the vis- the press box and should be used during post- itor’s clubhouse. Only properly credentialed game by radio stringers to send sound. An ele- media are allowed on the field. Live or direct vator directly behind the press box will transport transmissions are permitted from the field until 30 media directly to the Service Level. This eleva- minutes prior to game time. The Brewers tor is reserved for media and first aid immediate- Grounds Crew and Media Relations Department ly after the game. The press box is equipped for polietly ask media to avoid standing on the grass. wireless internet access as well as DSL. Information on accessing the wireless network is MEDIA INTERVIEW ROOM posted throughout the press box. The press box The Media Interview Room is located directly is a working area and should be treated as such. across from the Brewers clubhouse. It is a class- room-style facility that features telephone, inter- CLUBHOUSES net and power service. The Media Interview The home clubhouse is located on the Service Room seats 93 media members and contains Level on the first-base side. The visiting club- mult boxes for radio and television usage.

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MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICES or Major League Baseball. Meals will be served The Brewers Media Relations Offices are located beginning 2 1/2 hours prior to game time and full in the Press Box at Miller Park. On non-game meal service will end 30 minutes after the first days, media can visit the offices by entering the pitch. An $8.00 charge is levied for a full meal. Brewers main offices in the right field corner of Meal tickets can be purchased at the main Miller Park and having the receptionist call up to entrance to the press box. Soda, frozen yogurt the Media Relations Department. and milkshakes are complimentary. The Media Dining Room is located behind the main press PARKING box and broadcast booths on the Loge Level. A To access the parking area, take the Miller Park daily menu is posted series-by-series. Way freeway exit off I-94. Exit Miller Park and cir- cle around the ramp. The media parking area is TELEVISION CREWS in the Phillies Lot located just south of the South Space to shoot game highlights is available upon Dock entrance. Those with season credentials request. NO LIVE TRANSMISSION is allowed will receive a season parking pass. Those with during games inside Miller Park. Additional game single-game credentials will be placed on a list highlights are available through the Miller Park and should check in with a parking attendant at Scoreboard Department. the lot. Parking is limited and available on a first- come-first serve basis. The Phillies Lot is for WORKING CREDENTIALS working media only. Write, fax or e-mail John Steinmiller on company letterhead to request daily and season creden- PHOTOGRAPHER INFORMATION tials. Credentials will be issued only to legitimate Photo wells are located on the first and third base news-gathering agencies, subject to the discre- sides of the field level near the dugouts as well as tion of the Milwaukee Brewers Media Relations behind home plate. There are also two photo Department. All single-game credential requests wells located on the club level near sections 320 must be made in writing at least 24 hours in and 339. Dark room facilities are located on the advance of the game or their fulfillment cannot be Service Level across from the Brewers club- assured. Credentials should be displayed at all house. Internet lines are available for photogra- times and will be checked by stadium security. phers to transmit their photographs electronically. Daily credentials can be picked up at the South Wireless internet is also available, please see Dock at Miller Park no later than four hours prior connection information posted in press box. to gametime. Under no circumstances should credentials be transferred from person to person. POST-GAME ACCESS Violation of this policy will result in revocation of The Brewers clubhouse is open 10 minutes after credentials. the conclusion of the game. At this time, the manager will be made available in the Media GAME STARTING TIMES (subject to change) Interview Room. Only properly credentialed All Sunday games, Opening Day and all weekday media are allowed access. The elevator behind matinee games from June through September the press box will be reserved for media immedi- begin at 1:05 p.m. All weekday matinee games ately following the conclusion of the game. in April and May begin at 12:05 p.m. All Saturday games begin at 6:05 p.m. The only exceptions PRESS HOSPITALITY AND MEALS are 4/5 vs. San Francisco (12:05 p.m.), 5/10 vs. Press hospitality is open to those with a BBWAA St. Louis (2:45 p.m.) and 9/27 vs. Chicago-NL card or applicable credentials issued by the (12:05 p.m.). All night games Monday to Friday Milwaukee Brewers Media Relations Department begin at 7:05 p.m.

BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (BBWAA) MILWAUKEE CHAPTER Tom Haudricourt, Chapter Chairman 2008 Members Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Beat Writer Vic Feuerherd, Wisconsin State Journal, Staff Writer (414) 540-0166 Colin Fly, Associated Press, Staff Writer Garry D. Howard, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Bud Lea, Secretary/Treasurer Assistant Managing Editor - Sports (414) 352-8044 Michael Hunt, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Columnist Chris Jenkins, Associated Press, Sports Editor For more information on the Milwaukee Chapter of the Adam Mertz, Madison Capitol Times, Sports Editor Baseball Writers Association of America or to contact Dennis Semrau, Madison Capitol Times, Staff Writer MEDIA INFORMATION a member, please call the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Susan Shemanske, Racine Journal Times, Sports Desk at (414) 224-2310. Sports Editor Don Walker, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Staff Writer Bill Windler, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Deputy Sports Editor Anthony Witrado, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Beat Writer

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LOCAL TELEVISION PRINT WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC) Associated Press 720 E. Capitol Drive 111 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 1925 Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee, WI 53203 (414) 967-5318 (414) 225-3580 Executive Producer - Rick Rietbrock Sports Editor - Chris Jenkins Talent - Lance Allan, Rod Burks, Jessie Garcia, David Marcus Sports Writer - Colin Fly

WITI-TV 6 (FOX) Capitol Times 9001 N. Green Bay Road PO Box 8060 Milwaukee, WI 53217 Madison, WI 53708 (414) 586-2181 (608) 252-6474 Sports Director - Tom Pipines Sports Editor - Adam Mertz Talent - Jen Lada, Tim Van Vooren Reporter - Dennis Semrau Producer - Mitch Smith Milwaukee Business Journal WISN-TV 12 (ABC) 600 W. Virginia, Suite 500 759 N. 19th Street Milwaukee, WI 53204 Milwaukee, WI 53233 (414) 226-2965 (414) 937-3337 Editor - Mark Kaas Sports Director - Dan Needles Talent - Andy Kendeigh, Stephanie Sutton Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 333 W. State Street WDJT-TV 58 (CBS) Milwaukee, WI 53201 809 S. 60th Street (414) 224-2310 Milwaukee, WI 53214 Assistant Managing Editor/Sports - Garry D. Howard (414) 607-8127 Brewers/MLB Beat Writer - Tom Haudricourt Talent - Brandon Cruz, Ryan Nolan, Chris Francis Brewers Beat Writer - Anthony Witrado Columnists - Michael Hunt, Bob Wolfley Time Warner Sports (Local Cable) Sports Business Writer - Don Walker 1320 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive Milwaukee, WI 53212 Wisconsin State Journal (414) 908-4744 1901 Fish Hatchery Road Sports Manager - Dennis Krause Madison, WI 53713 (608) 252-6170 LOCAL RADIO Sports Editor - Greg Sprout WTMJ-AM 620 Brewers Beat Writer - Vic Feuerherd 720 E. Capitol Drive Columnist - Tom Oates Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 332-9611 Racine Journal Times Sports Director - Bill Michaels 212 Fourth Street Producer - Todd Welter Racine, WI 53403 Director of Network Operations - Carl Moll (262) 631-1750 Sports Editor - Susan Shemanske WAUK-AM 540 (ESPN) Reporter - Greg Giesen 770 N. Jefferson Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 INTERNET Sports Director - Bill Johnson brewers.com Talent - Steve Haywood, Steve “The Homer” True, Drew Olson, Dan Needles Brewers Beat Writer - Adam McCalvy Producers - C.J. Knee, Mitch Nelles, Matt Salmon [email protected]

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BOB UECKER Entering his 38th year behind the mic as a Major League Baseball broad- caster for his hometown team calling play-by-play on WTMJ-Radio and the Brewers Radio Network, Bob Uecker will celebrate his 53rd year in profes- sional baseball in 2008. Uecker earned the 2003 Ford C. Frick Award and will forever be recog- nized in Baseball’s Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. On July 27, 2003, he made one of the most memorable speeches in Hall of Fame induc- tion history as he left his audience, including former President George H. Bush, in tears from laughter. In 2003, Uecker also joined former Brewers general manager, Harry Dalton, as a member of the Brewers Walk of Fame, located near home plate outside of Miller Park. He and Dalton joined Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Hank Aaron, Rollie Fingers, Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Jim Gantner, Gorman Thomas and Cecil Cooper in receiving this special honor. Affectionately known across the country as "Mr. Baseball," Uecker has completed 27 seasons as the club's number one announcer. Uecker is highly respected in the industry, having been inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2001, where he joined such baseball broadcasting luminaries as Vin Scully, Mel Allen, Red Barber, Ernie Harwell and Jack Brickhouse as well as other American icons such as Bob Hope, Jack Benny, Edward R. Murrow and Orson Welles. Uecker has been named Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year five times during his career and was inducted into the Wisconsin Sports Hall of Fame in 1998. His big break can be traced to a 1969 visit with Al Hirt, a renowned jazz trumpeter from New Orleans, which would alter Uecker's life forever. Hirt opened a small nightclub in Atlanta and asked Uecker to come on stage. Hirt was so impressed, he arranged an appearance for Uecker on the "Tonight Show," starring Johnny Carson. Uecker became one of Carson's favorite guests, making some 100 appearances before Carson retired in 1992. He also made appearances on the Mike Douglas and Merv Griffin shows, Late Night with David Letterman and as a guest host on Saturday Night Live. Uecker became a national celebrity and the ABC Network took advantage of his popularity. He made appearances on "The Superstars" and "The Midnight Special,” which opened the door for more high-profile appearances. A versatile talent, Uecker’s credits go far beyond guest appearances and play-by-play. In 1985, Uecker launched a television acting career as one of the stars of ABC's sitcom "Mr. Belvedere," which put 122 episodes into syndication. He also hosted two syndicated television shows, "Bob Uecker's Wacky World of Sports" and "Bob Uecker's War of the Stars." He was one of the Miller Lite All-Stars in popular commercials for Lite Beer from Miller. Uecker was cast as a radio announcer in the film "Major League,” which was filmed at County Stadium, and the sequel, "Major League II." His experience broadcasting Brewers games both on radio and television gained Uecker national recognition as he went on to serve as play-by-play announcer for ABC Sports coverage of Monday Night Baseball, the League Championship Series and the World Series. Uecker's accomplishments are not limited to the electronic medium. A former catcher who spent six seasons in the Major Leagues, Bob authored a book entitled "Catcher In the Wry," a humorous look back on the years he spent with the Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies. One of his career highlights as a player came in 1964, when he was a member of the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals. Despite his national attention and success, Bob never forgot his roots. His philanthropic efforts ben- efit several local organizations, including the United Performing Arts Fund, the Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer Fund, the Milwaukee Symphony, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. In addition, Uecker is an advocate for organizations that bat- tle cystic fibrosis and heart disease and is involved with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. He also chairs the popular Bob Uecker Celebrity Fishing Tournament for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. For his efforts, Uecker was inducted into the Wisconsin Performing Artists Hall of Fame in 1993. The Hall of Fame was established in 1983 to honor nationally and internationally known performing artists with Wisconsin ties. In 1994, he was elected to the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame. In January 1995, he earned the "Big B.A.T." Award from the Baseball Assistance Team at a din- ner in New York City for his continuing support of former Major League stars who are in need of assis- tance.

396 MILWAUKEE BREWERS RADIO ANNOUNCERS JIM POWELL Jim Powell begins his 13th season as a member of the Brewers broadcast team, partnering with Bob Uecker longer than anyone in the Hall of Famer's illustrious career. A highly regarded presence behind the mic, Powell joined the Brewers in 1996 and was named the 1998 Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year. He is a three-time recipient of the Sportscaster of the Year Award in South Carolina, having earned the award in 1990 and 1991 and again in 1995. During the winter months, Jim has served as host of “Talkin’ Brewers,” the hot-stove league show heard across the Brewers Radio Network since 1997. Powell has been a significant contributor of features and analysis online on select websites on the internet, including Brewers.com and JSOnline.com. In 2007 he began an in-game chat with fans online during weekly game broad- casts. In addition to his duties on the Brewers Radio Network, Powell has logged some time as a member of the Brewers television team, calling the action during the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Powell began his Major League broadcasting career with the Minnesota Twins in a reserve role in 1993 and 1994. Prior to this, he accumulated extensive experience at the minor-league level, serving as play- by-play announcer for the Charlotte Knights (1990-91, 1995) and the Columbia Mets (1987-89, 1993-94). Powell has also dabbled at the collegiate level, taking on play-by-play duties for the University of South Carolina baseball program in 1989 and 1994 as well as the University of Georgia baseball team in 1985 and 1986. Before going into baseball full-time, Powell had received national exposure through play-by-play for CBS Radio for several college football games, including the 1997 Sun Bowl. He has also worked on Host Communications telecasts, calling University of South Carolina football action in 2000. He served as the color analyst for the South Carolina football and basketball programs from 1993-95 and hosted the coach- es’ shows for those two sports on television. Powell also did play-by-play for Davidson College basketball in 1990. Active contributors in the community, Jim and his wife, Emmy, served on the Board of Directors for the Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Fund for four years. Jim also does much work for Brewers Charities and is the official starter for the Brewers Charities 5K Sausage Run/Walk. Powell spends his winters coach- ing youth basketball and is also an avid tennis player. Powell attended the University of Georgia as a National Merit Scholar. He and his wife have three daughters, Allie, Sabrina and Julia. The Powells reside in Delafield, Wisconsin.

KENT SOMMERFELD Kent Sommerfeld is in his 23rd season as the producer of Milwaukee Brewers radio broadcasts. A Wisconsin native, he has acquired a wide range of experience during his tenure in the broadcasting field. Sommerfeld has been the radio producer/director for the Marquette University radio network since 1990 and hosted an interview segment dur- ing the team’s pre-game programming during the 1995-96 season. He was named director of the Marquette Basketball radio network in 1999 and does play-by-play for the Marquette University women’s basketball radio broad- casts. Sommerfeld attended the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where he earned a degree in communications and broadcast journalism. While at Whitewater, Sommerfeld was the sports director of Cable TV-6, a wing of Whitewater’s cable system, as well as the co-host of “Sports Chat,” a sports talk show on WSUW-Radio. In addition to his radio accolades, Sommerfeld has worked with ESPN’s technical staff on several events in the midwest. He also worked at KRBC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Abilene, Texas, as a sports/news photojournalist.

Born in Milwaukee, Sommerfeld attended Brookfield Central High School. Kent and his wife Karen MEDIA INFORMATION and their family reside in New Berlin, Wisconsin.

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BRIAN ANDERSON Brian Anderson, 36, was named Brewers play-by-play announcer on January 10, 2007. He will be entering his second season as a Major League play-by-play announcer. In 2007, Anderson was a part of the team that put together the Emmy Award Winning “Brewers Preview Show” on FSN Wisconsin. Anderson also made his network debut in 2007, calling play-by-play for a FOX Saturday Baseball broadcast. Anderson came to the Brewers from the Golf Channel, where he worked as a play-by-play announcer since 2003. In his role there, he served as a host for a variety of the network's events, including the PGA and Nationwide Tours. Anderson also worked at FSN Southwest as a sideline reporter for the San Antonio Spurs since 1999, where he saw the Spurs win three NBA Championships. Anderson continues to work Big 12 men’s basketball for FSN. From 1998-2000, Anderson handled Minor League and Little League Baseball telecasts for ESPN. He received his start in baseball with the San Antonio Missions, the Double-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, serving as a radio/television play-by-play announcer from 1994-98 and from 2000-03. Anderson played catcher on the nationally-ranked baseball team at St. Mary's University (Texas) and graduated Cum Laude from the school in 1993. He earned his degree in English-Communications. It was in college where Anderson made many of his connections to the San Antonio Missions and San Antonio Spurs. His brother, Mike Anderson, had a stint in the Major Leagues with the Cincinnati Reds (1993) and is currently a pitching coach in the Texas Rangers organization. Anderson, his wife Michele and daughter, Madeline, reside in Hartland, Wisconsin.

BILL SCHROEDER Bill Schroeder returns for his 14th season as the color commentator on Brewers telecasts. Popular with the fans, Schroeder began his career behind the mic as the Brewers’ color man after a distinguished playing career. He is familiar with the business of talking baseball, co-hosting "Baseball Sunday" in 1994 and "Talkin' Brewers" on WTMJ-Radio from 1998-2000. In 2007, Schroeder was a part of the team that put together the Emmy Award Winning “Brewers Preview Show.” For the past five winters, Schroeder has been the coordinator of the Brewers Fantasy Camp. The camp is always a hit, selling out each year at the club’s spring training home in Maryvale, Arizona. Schroeder spent eight seasons in the big leagues with the Brewers and California Angels, posting a career-best .332 batting average in 1987. As a key member of “Team Streak,” Bill caught Juan Nieves' no-hitter on April 15, 1987 in the midst of the Brewers’ Major League record-tying 13-0 start. In addition, he clubbed a career-high 14 home runs and had 42 RBI in a backup role that season. Schroeder provid- ed the highlight to his finest season in the majors on June 14, 1987 at Yankee Stadium, when before fam- ily and friends, he collected four hits, including a game-winning two-run homer off Dave Righetti. Schroeder was traded to the California Angels following the 1988 campaign before retiring in 1990. Always an active member in the community since beginning his Major League career, Schroeder was named the recipient of the Athletes For Youth Good Guy Award in 1988. Born in Baltimore and raised in Princeton, New Jersey, Schroeder graduated from West Windsor Plainsboro High School, where he earned All-State honors his junior and senior years. He attended Clemson University, leading the Tigers to the Atlantic Coast Conference title in 1978 and 1979. Schroeder and his wife, Kate, reside in Muskego, Wisconsin. He has two daughters, Lindsey and Mallory, and a son, Billy. The couple also has a miniature dochshund named Otis.

398 MILWAUKEE BREWERS TELEVISION ANNOUNCERS CRAIG COSHUN Craig Coshun begins his eighth season covering the Brewers as a pre- game host and sideline reporter for selected games on FSN Wisconsin. Coshun has also filled in as the play-by-play announcer during his time with the team. Following the baseball season, he performs the same duties for the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks on FSN. Coshun is a veteran sportscaster in the state, calling several events for the University of Wisconsin, the Big Ten Conference and the ESPN family of networks. He has also handled the WIAA state high school football championships and is a feature writer for Inside Wisconsin Sports Magazine. Coshun was a member of the team that put together the Emmy Award winning “Brewers Preview Show” on FSN in 2007. Coshun has worked at NBC affiliates in Eau Claire (WEAU) and Madison (WMTV) and was the sports director at WMTV from 1992-2000. He is a graduate of UW-Whitewater.

DAVE NELSON Dave Nelson begins his second season as an analyst for Brewers FSN broadcasts. Nelson also serves as Brewers Manager of Alumni Relations and leads the team’s Speakers Bureau. In his role of Manager of Alumni Relations, Nelson maintains a database of former Brewers players as well as organizes events for Brewers alumni. Prior to his current role, Nelson spent four seasons as Brewers first-base coach. In 2001 and 2002, he also served as Minor League Outfield Instructor. Nelson began his Major League coaching career in 1981 with Chicago-AL and later spent time coaching in Cleveland, Oakland and Montreal. In 1980, he was on the coaching staff of the baseball team at Texas Christian University. Nelson was a member of the team that put together the Emmy Award winning “Brewers Preview Show” on FSN in 2007. Nelson enjoyed a 10-year Major League playing career from 1968-77. The former outfielder played for Cleveland, Washington, Texas and Kansas City. He was named to the American League All-Star Team in 1973. Born in Fort Still, OK, Nelson went on to graduate from Junipero Serra High School in California. He attended Compton Junior College for one year and Los Angeles State College for two years. Nelson also served in the Army Reserve for six years. He currently splits time between Bradenton, Florida and Milwaukee.

TRENNI KUSNIEREK Trenni Kusnierek returns to her native Milwaukee to join the FSN Wisconsin Brewers team for her first season in 2008. Her sports experi- ence has included covering the Super Bowl, two BCS National Championship Games, two MLB All-Star Games and two U.S. Golf Opens. Kusnierek spent the previous five seasons with FSN Pittsburgh as a sports anchor/reporter. She hosted Pittsburgh Sports Tonight and the Midwest Sports Report. In addition, she acted as the sideline reporter for the Pirates and Penguins as well as various high school sports. She also reported on the Steelers, University of Pittsburgh, Penn State University and West Virginia University. Prior to joining FSN Pittsburgh, Kusnierek spent two years at WDJT-TV 58 in Milwaukee. There, she anchored the sportscasts and reported on local professional, college and high school sports. Kusnierek also worked nine months in the sports department at WQOW-TV in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. MEDIA INFORMATION Kusnierek graduated from Marquette University in 1999 with a degree in broadcast and electronic journalism. She graduated from Muskego High School in 1995. Kusnierek enjoys reading, traveling and documentary/foreign films and is a marathon runner.

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SUBJECT TO CHANGE - ALL TIMES CENTRAL 15 Los Angeles-NL 7:05 FSN 16 at Boston 6:05 FSN MARCH 17 at Boston 2:55 FOX 31 at Chicago-NL 1:20 FSN 18 at Boston 12:35 FSN 20 at Pittsburgh 6:05 FSN APRIL 21 at Pittsburgh 6:05 FSN 2 at Chicago-NL1:20 FSN 22 at Pittsburgh 6:05 FSN 3 at Chicago-NL 1:20 FSN 23 at Washington 6:35 FSN 4 San Francisco 1:05 FSN 24 at Washington 6:10 WMLW 5 San Francisco 12:05 FSN 25 at Washington 12:35 FSN 6 San Francisco 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 26 at Washington 12:35 FSN 8 Cincinnati 7:05 WMLW 27 Atlanta 7:05 FSN 9 Cincinnati 7:05 FSN 28 Atlanta 7:05 FSN 10 Cincinnati 12:05 FSN 30 Houston 7:05 FSN 11 at New York-NL 6:10 WMLW 31 Houston 6:05 WMLW 12 at New York-NL 12:10 FSN 13 at New York-NL 12:10 FSN JUNE 15 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 1 Houston 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 16 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 2 Arizona 7:05 FSN 17 at St. Louis 12:15 FSN 3 Arizona 7:05 FSN 18 at Cincinnati 6:10 FSN 4 Arizona 1:05 FSN 19 at Cincinnati 12:10 FSN 6 at Colorado 8:05 FSN 20 at Cincinnati 12:15 FSN 7 at Colorado 7:05 WMLW 21 St. Louis 7:05 FSN 8 at Colorado 2:05 FSN 22 St. Louis 12:05 FSN 10 at Houston 7:05 FSN 23 Philadelphia 7:05 FSN 11 at Houston 7:05 FSN 25 Florida 7:05 FSN 12 at Houston 7:05 FSN 26 Florida 6:05 WMLW 13 Minnesota 7:05 FSN 27 Florida 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 14 Minnesota 6:05 FSN 29 at Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 15 Minnesota 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 30 at Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 17 Toronto 7:05 FSN 18 Toronto 7:05 FSN MAY 19 Toronto 1:05 FSN 1 at Chicago-NL 1:20 FSN 20 Baltimore 7:05 FSN 2 at Houston 7:05 FSN 21 Baltimore 6:05 WMLW 3 at Houston 6:05 WMLW 22 Baltimore 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 4 at Houston 1:05 FSN 23 at Atlanta 6:10 FSN 6 at Florida 6:10 FSN 24 at Atlanta 6:10 FSN 7 at Florida 6:10 FSN 25 at Atlanta 12:10 FSN 8 at Florida 6:10 FSN 27 at Minnesota 7:10 FSN 9 St. Louis 7:05 FSN 28 at Minnesota 6:10 FSN 10 St. Louis 2:45 FOX 29 at Minnesota 1:10 FSN 11 St. Louis 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 30 at Arizona 8:40 FSN 12 St. Louis 7:05 FSN 13 Los Angeles-NL 7:05 FSN 14 Los Angeles-NL 7:05 FSN

400 MILWAUKEE BREWERS TELEVISION SCHEDULE JULY SEPTEMBER 1 at Arizona 8:40 FSN 1 New York-NL 1:05 FSN 2 at Arizona 8:40 FSN 2 New York-NL 7:05 FSN 3 at Arizona 2:40 FSN 4 San Diego 7:05 FSN 4 Pittsburgh 1:05 FSN 5 San Diego 7:05 FSN 5 Pittsburgh 6:05 FSN 6 San Diego 6:05 FSN/Telemundo 6 Pittsburgh 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 7 San Diego 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 7 Colorado 7:05 FSN 8 Cincinnati 7:05 FSN 8 Colorado 7:05 FSN 9 Cincinnati 7:05 FSN 9 Colorado 7:05 FSN 11 at Philadelphia6:05 FSN 11 Cincinnati 7:05 FSN 12 at Philadelphia 6:05 FSN 12 Cincinnati 6:05 WMLW 13 at Philadelphia 2:55 FOX 13 Cincinnati 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 14 at Philadelphia 12:35 FSN 18 at San Francisco 9:15 FSN 16 at Chicago-NL7:05 FSN 20 at San Francisco 3:05 FSN 17 at Chicago-NL 7:05 WMLW 21 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 18 at Chicago-NL 1:20 FSN 22 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 19 at Cincinnati 6:10 FSN 23 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 20 at Cincinnati 6:10 WMLW 24 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 21 at Cincinnati 12:15 FSN 25 Houston 7:05 FSN 23 Pittsburgh 7:05 FSN 26 Houston 6:05 WMLW 24 Pittsburgh 7:05 FSN 27 Houston 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 25 Pittsburgh 7:05 FSN 28 Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 26 Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 29 Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 27 Chicago-NL 12:05 FSN 30 Chicago-NL 7:05 FSN 28 Chicago-NL 1:05 FSN/Telemundo 31 Chicago-NL 1:05 FSN

AUGUST 1 at Atlanta 6:35 FSN 2 at Atlanta 2:55 FOX 3 at Atlanta 12:35 FSN 4 at Cincinnati 6:10 FSN 5 at Cincinnati 6:10 FSN 6 at Cincinnati 11:35 am FSN 8 Washington 7:05 FSN 9 Washington 6:05 FSN 10 Washington 1:05 FSN 12 at San Diego 9:05 FSN 13 at San Diego 2:35 FSN 15 at Los Angeles-NL 9:40 FSN 16 at Los Angeles-NL 9:10 FSN 17 at Los Angeles-NL3:10 FSN 18 Houston 7:05 FSN 19 Houston 7:05 FSN 22 Pittsburgh 7:05 FSN 23 Pittsburgh 6:05 WMLW MEDIA INFORMATION 24 Pittsburgh 1:05 FSN 26 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 27 at St. Louis 7:15 FSN 29 at Pittsburgh 6:05 FSN 30 at Pittsburgh 6:05 WMLW 31 at Pittsburgh 12:35 FSN

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Thirty-five markets throughout Wisconsin and Michigan will carry Milwaukee Brewers Baseball in 2008. Once again, WTMJ Radio 620-AM in Milwaukee will be the Brewers’ flagship station. WTMJ Radio is also the flagship station for the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association and the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League. All 162 regular- season games and any postseason games the Brewers may play this year will be carried live on radio. In addition, sever- al spring training games will be featured on radio.

BREWERS FLAGSHIP HISTORY WTMJ-AM 620 1970-1980 WISN-AM 1130 1981-1982 WTMJ-AM 620 1983-present

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MILWAUKEE BREWERS TICKET INFORMATION

PURCHASING Discounted Tickets: Groups purchasing 500-999 tick- ets qualify for up to $2 per ticket discount. Groups pur- BREWERS TICKETS chasing 1,000 or more tickets qualify for up to $4 per By Phone: Call (414) 902-4000 or 1-800-933-7890. ticket discount. Some games are excluded from dis- count offer. By Credit Card: Mastercard, Visa and American Express are accepted. Kids and Senior Dates: On the very popular Kids and Senior Citizen Dates, all youngsters 16 and under and On the Internet: Visit the Brewers’ official website at all senior citizens 60 and older receive tickets at half brewers.com to purchase tickets. Fans can also print price on selected seat locations. their ticket order from home when they visit the site. Youth Groups: Call (414) 902-4090 for Youth Group By Fax: Fans can fax their ticket request to (414) 902- Dates and more information. 4052 by simply specifying their game dates, first and second seat preferences and including their credit card Charity Fundraisers: The Milwaukee Brewers Group number and expiration. A $5 handling charge will be Sales department can assist you with fundraising for added to the order. your organization. Call (414) 902-4090 for more infor- mation. By T.D.D.: Hearing impaired fans can call (414) 902- 4200 and use the Brewers Telecommunications Device SPECIAL TICKET PROGRAMS for the Deaf phone line. BIRTHDAY AT THE PARK PACKAGES Guests may celebrate their birthday at the Ballpark. By Mail: Specify game dates and first and second seat- The birthday package features a special gift bag filled ing preferences and send payment, along with a $5 han- with souvenirs, including a Bernie Brewer Bobblehead dling charge, by check, money order or credit card num- Doll and a name mention on the scoreboard Birthday ber along with an expiration date to Milwaukee Brewers List. The package costs $35.00 and does not include a Ticket Office, Miller Park, One Brewers Way, Milwaukee, game ticket. Fans may also celebrate birthdays by sim- WI 53214. ply having their name included on the scoreboard Birthday List which costs $20.00 and does not include a At Miller Park: Beginning February 23, 2008 thru game ticket. Both the Birthday Package and the September 28, 2008, the ticket office at Miller Park will Birthday List options may be ordered by calling the be open Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m., Saturday, Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000. This offer is 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Sunday, 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. and good on reserved seats only and must be ordered at 15 minutes after each home game. The ticket office is least 48 hours in advance. located near the Home Plate gate. A 15-minute parking lot is located near the ticket office. BREWERS CHARITIES TICKET PROGRAM The Brewers have an excellent way to put your At Ticket Outlets: Call the Brewers Ticket Office at Brewers tickets to good use and support a great cause. (414) 902-4000 for the closest Brewers Ticket Outlet. Through the Brewers Charities program, season seatholders can donate tickets for future games and GROUP SALES PROGRAMS Brewers Charities will distribute them to non-profit and 25 Tickets or More: Orders serviced through the community-based organizations throughout Wisconsin. Group Sales Office at (414) 902-4090 receive reserved All contributions to the Brewers Charities Ticket program blocks of seating held with a 50% deposit. Full payment will be acknowledged in writing by Brewers Charities, is due 30 days prior to the chosen game. High demand the club’s charitable arm. games require full payment. Group names are dis- played on the scoreboard and the group leader will be KOHL’S FAMILY SECTIONS rewarded with two tickets to a future Brewers game. Sections 217, 238 and 417 are designated as the Kohl’s Family Sections at Miller Park. The serving and Half-Price Tickets: Groups of 50 or more receive half- drinking of alcohol is prohibited in these areas. To order price tickets on selected dates. Please call the Group Kohl’s Family Section seating, please contact the Sales office for more details. Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000.

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MILLER PARK PARKING/GROUNDS MAP

406 MILWAUKEE BREWERS TICKET INFORMATION June 13 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE Culver's Cap The first 15,000 fans 17 and older will receive an adjustable (subject to change) Brewers cap, featuring the retro m/b Glove logo. Courtesy of Culver's. April 4 Edy's/Pick 'n Save Brewers Magnetic Schedule Day June 17 All fans in attendance will receive a Brewers 2008 magnetic Little League Night schedule compliments of Edy's Grand Ice Cream and Pick 'n All little leaguers in uniform will parade around the warning track Save. in a pre-game ceremony. Contact your local Little League repre- sentative for ticket information. April 6 Palermo's Pizza/Pick 'n Save Prince Fielder Bobble June 20-22 All fans will receive a collectible Brewers bobble head doll, featur- Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity ing Brewers player Prince Fielder. 5,000 random dolls will feature Jeff Suppan and Northwestern Mutual invite you to drop off any Fielder in the alternate retro pinstripe home uniform and the rest non-perishable food items during the Brewers Drive For Charity. of the dolls will showcase the home white uniform. Compliments Each donation will receive a Jeff Suppan Collectors Brewers pin! of Palermo's Pizza and Pick 'n Save. Bring your donation to the Baltimore Orioles series from the gate opening through the second inning. April 26 Brewers Kids Police Baseball Card Set June 21 The first 10,000 kids 16 and under will receive a set of Brewers Miller Lite Adult Baseball Cap trading cards. Each trading card features a Brewers player on the The first 15,000 fans 21 and older will receive a Brewers cap, front and a positive message on the back. courtesy of Miller Lite and the Miller Brewing Company. April 23-27 June 22 5-County 5-Day Celebration Klement's Polish Racing Sausage Bobble Residents of Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha, Racine and All fans in attendance will receive a collectible Brewers bobble, Milwaukee Counties can purchase half price tickets on all featuring the World Famous Polish Racing Sausage, compli- reserved seats, excluding the Miller Lite Beerpen and $1 Uecker ments of Klement's. seats. Subject to availability July 6 April 25-27 American Family Insurance Barrel Man Bobble Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity All fans will receive a collectible Brewers bobble head doll, featur- Ryan Braun and Northwestern Mutual invite you to drop off any ing the Brewers Barrel Man, which was the logo of the Brewers new or gently used Children's Books during the Brewers Drive from 1970-1977. Compliments of American Family Insurance. For Charity. Each donation will receive a Ryan Braun Collectors Brewers pin! Bring your donation to the Florida Marlins series July 13 from the gate opening through the second inning. Corey Hart Sentry Collectible Poster The first 15,000 kids 16 and under will receive a Collectible April 27 Poster featuring Corey Hart, compliments of Sentry. This is the WDA Comic Book second poster in a series of four posters. The first 10,000 kids 16 and under will receive a Brewers Comic Book featuring Rickie Weeks and Corey Hart of the B-Force fight- July 25-27 ing off the evil spit tobacco monster Grossmouth while teaching Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity kids the dangers of chewing tobacco. Compliments of the Prince Fielder and Northwestern Mutual invite you to drop off any Wisconsin Dental Association. new drop off any new and unopened children's toys, board games or stuffed animals during the Brewers Drive For Charity. Each May 9-11 donation will receive a Prince Fielder Collectors Brewers pin! Spring Madness Bring your donation to the Houston Astros series from the gate All $24 tickets and less are half price, excluding the Uecker seats. opening through the second inning. These seats include: Loge Outfield, Terrace Box, Terrace Reserved, Field Bleachers, Loge Bleachers, and Bernie's July 26 Terrace. Small Pepsi products and hot dogs are $1 each. Brewers Charities 5K Sausage Run/Walk The 10th Annual 5K Sausage Run/Walk, sponsored by AT&T, will May 10 begin at 9:00 a.m. at the Klement's Sausage Haus at Miller Park Brewers DAV Baseball Card Set and all proceeds will support the youth recreation and education The first 20,000 fans will receive a set of Brewers baseball cards, programs of Brewers Charities. Entry fee includes T-shirt, compliments of the Disabled American Veterans. Klement's hot dog/brat, Pepsi products and a ticket voucher redeemable for a 2008 regular season game. For an entry form, May 10 please e-mail [email protected] or call 414-902- University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Doubleheader (Post Game) 4501. All fans are encouraged to stay after the Brewers vs. Cardinals game to watch the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Panthers July 26 take on the Butler Bulldogs. The doubleheader is scheduled to Miller High Life Cooler Bag start approximately 60 minutes after the conclusion of the The first 15,000 fans 21 and older will receive a rectangular 10” Brewers game. cooler bag, courtesy of Miller High Life Light and the Miller Brewing Company. May 30-June 1 Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity August 10 Corey Hart, Northwestern Mutual, and Chevrolet invite you to Ryan Braun Sentry Collectible Poster drop off any new or gently used Baseball Equipment during the The first 15,000 kids 16 and under will receive a Collectible Brewers Drive For Charity. Each donation will receive a Corey Poster featuring Ryan Braun, compliments of Sentry. This is the Hart Collectors Brewers pin! Bring your donation to the Houston third poster in a series of four posters. Astros series from the gate opening through the second inning. August 10 May 31 Brewers Kids Club Day presented by Associated Bank J.J. Hardy Sentry Collectible Poster Brewers Kids Club members will have the opportunity to partici- The first 15,000 kids 16 and under will receive a Collectible pate in a pre-game on-field parade around the warning track. Poster featuring J.J. Hardy, compliments of Sentry. This is the first poster in a series of four posters. August 22-24 Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity June 1 Yovani Gallardo and Northwestern Mutual invite you to drop off any School Supplies during the Brewers Drive For Charity. Each

Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board Ryan Braun Bobble MEDIA INFORMATION All fans in attendance will receive a collectible Brewers bobble donation will receive a Yovani Gallardo Collectors Brewers pin! head doll, featuring Brewers player Ryan Braun. 5,000 random Bring your donation to the Pittsburgh Pirates series from the gate dolls will feature Braun in the retro pinstripe uniform and the rest opening through the second inning. of the dolls will showcase the home white uniform. Compliments of the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. August 24 Time Warner Cable J.J. Hardy Bobble Head All fans will receive a collectible Brewers bobble head doll, featur- ing Brewers Infielder J.J. Hardy. 5,000 random dolls will feature Hardy in the retro pinstripe uniform and the rest of the dolls will showcase the home white uniform. Compliments of Time Warner Cable.

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August/September Brewers Kids Club presented by Associated Bank Prince Fielder Sentry Collectible Poster Kids 14 and under can join the club to receive six Terrace Get the final Collectible Poster at participating Sentry Food Reserved tickets for a choice of 58 Brewers home games in 2008. Stores. The Prince Fielder Collectible Poster will be available as (excluding Opening Day, 6 All Fan giveaways, Marquee Games a gift with purchase from Sentry, while supplies last. This is the with the Cubs and Twins, and Saturday home games in June, fourth poster in a series of four posters. July, and August). All for just $20 per child. September 6 College Nights are Friday Nights Cerveceros Day presented by CITGO College students will be able to receive Terrace Reserved and The Brewers will wear their special "Cerveceros" uniforms as a Bleacher tickets for half price on Friday home games when show- tribute to Latino and Hispanic Baseball Players. Presented by ing their current college ID, excluding the Miller Lite Beerpen. CITGO. Culver's Major League Moment September 7 Kids 6-13 can enter at participating Culver's Restaurants to win Badger Mutual Insurance Corey Hart Bobble an appearance on the field with a Brewers player during the All fans will receive a collectible Brewers bobble head doll, featur- National Anthem each Sunday. Each child receives tickets, a T- ing Brewers player Corey Hart. 5,000 random dolls will feature shirt, cap, baseball and photos. Hart in the alternate retro pinstripe home uniform and the rest of the dolls will showcase the home white uniform. Courtesy of Great Clips Kids Base Runs Badger Mutual Insurance. Kids 16 and under will be able to run the bases after Sunday home games. Sunday Base Runs are subject to change based September 26-28 on special post game events. Kids may enter at a local Great Northwestern Mutual Brewers Drive For Charity Clips from April 4 to May 30 to win the opportunity to lead off the J.J. Hardy and Northwestern Mutual invite you to drop off any Great Clips Base Run. new or gently used Winter Coats during the Brewers Drive For Charity. Each donation will receive a J.J. Hardy Collectors Kohl's Family Section Brewers pin! Bring your donation to the Chicago Cubs series Sections 217, 238, and 417 are designated as the Family from the gate opening through the second inning. Sections at Miller Park, compliments of Kohl's. The serving and consumption of alcohol is prohibited in these areas. Contact the September 25 Milwaukee Brewers for ticket availability. Fan Appreciation Night All fans will receive a Brewers team photo card. Fabulous prizes Miller Lite Beerpen will be given away throughout the game, including a 2008 Fans 21 and older can be a part of the Miller Lite Beerpen in the Chevrolet vehicle. Right Field Loge Bleachers. Every Friday night home game (excluding April 4 and July 4), all adult fans with their $18 ticket will receive a complimentary Brewers T-shirt. The tickets for the Season-Long Programs June 13 and September 26 games will be $25.00. They will also enjoy special entertainment in the Miller Lite Beerpen. Tickets are not available with any other promotion or discount offer. American Family Insurance "Home Seats Sweepstakes" Fans can enter to win two (2) Field Infield game tickets to see a Potawatomi Baseball Bingo Brewers home game at Miller Park. Winners also receive two Fans 21 and older may receive a free Potawatomi Brewers custom Brewers t-shirts and caps, one stadium blanket, and Baseball Bingo playing card every Wednesday and Thursday recognition on the video board during the game. Pick up entry afternoon home game. Each time an offensive or defensive play forms at any participating American Family Insurance agent from is made, circle the matching play on your card until you have 5 March 1 -September 1, 2008. play notations circled in a line. Prizes are provided by Potawatomi Bingo Casino. Associated Bank Kids Zone The Associated Bank Kids Zone is an entertainment area with The Sawmill Slat Bat Factory activities for families with children. Located on the Field Level The Sawmill Slat Bat Factory located in the Hot Corner of Miller near the Right Field Corner, the Associated Bank Kids Zone Park offers a complete line of professional full size and little includes a batting cage, pitching cage, replica Bernie Brewer league bats. Each bat can be engraved on the barrel with your slide and clubhouse, and an interactive game with replicas of the name, signature, special message, etc. Stop by during the game World Famous Klement's Racing Sausages. Kids will also have to watch wood working demonstrations! For more information or the opportunity to have a photo taken catching a baseball up to purchase on a non-game day please call 410-643-8357. against a replica outfield wall, and then clock their speed while sprinting from home to first in the "Race to First Base" game. Sundays at Helfaer Field There are additional photo opportunities as fans sit in a miniature Beginning May 11, on every Sunday home game between 10:30 model of the Brewers home dugout and on an oversized baseball a.m. and 1 p.m., fans are invited to visit and play catch at Helfaer glove. Fans will also be able to create their own baseball card for Field for free. Some Sundays will be subject to change due to a nominal fee. The Associated Bank Kids Zone is open from the prior events and weather conditions. For information, please call time the stadium gates open until the end of the 8th inning. (414) 902-4004. Autograph Fridays Time Warner Cable Customer Appreciation Days 6-8 Brewers players/coaches will autograph photo cards prior to In the month prior to a redemption date, Time Warner Cable cus- Friday home games (excluding April 4, July 4, and September tomers can find a "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" Terrace Level ticket vouch- 26). er in their Time Warner Cable statement. Vouchers may be mailed in or redeemed at the Miller Park ticket window. Good Badger Mutual Insurance Family Days while supplies last. Redemption Dates: April 21, May 13, June 2, On every Sunday home game, fans may purchase at least one July 7, August 11, and September 24 day in advance a Terrace Reserved ticket, a hot dog and a small soda for $10. The September 28th game vs. the Cubs is $13.00. U.S. Cellular Experience Compliments of Badger Mutual Insurance Company. The U.S. Cellular Experience is a fully interactive area located in the Field Level Concourse behind Section 124. Brewers fans are Big Mac Mondays welcome to participate in a variety of activities, check the newest During 2008 regular season Monday home games, fans who pur- U.S. Cellular products and even take home a FREE prize, just for chase four Big Mac sandwiches at their local McDonald's restau- stopping by. rant and present their four Big Mac box tops to the Miller Park Ticket Windows will receive two Terrace Reserved seats free, Valvoline Instant Oil Change 4 Pack when they buy two tickets of equal or greater value. Excluding the Valvoline Instant Oil Change is the home of the Instant 4 Pack. July 28 Cubs game. Tickets subject to availability. This promotion Buy 2, get 2 free Terrace Reserved seats! Offer good for every may not be combined with any other Milwaukee Brewers promo- Wednesday home game (excluding July 30) with your Instant 4 tion. Pack coupon from Valvoline Instant Oil Change. Redeem your coupon by mail or at a Miller Park ticket window. Visit your near- bp C'mon Back Club Card est Valvoline Instant Oil Change for details. All fans have the opportunity to receive a free Terrace Level tick- et by completing a bp C'mon Back Card. Fans must make six pur- Valvoline Instant Oil Change Junior Announcer chases of eight gallons of gas or more at participating bp stations. Major League dreams come true with the Valvoline Instant Oil Subject to availability. Redemption Dates: May 27, June 3, July Change Junior Announcer Contest. During one inning each 9, August 8, August 19, September 2, September 4, September Brewers home game, a lucky winner will announce over Miller 8, and September 23 Park's P.A. System the first three Brewers at bat. Kids ages 7-12 can pick up an entry form at participating Valvoline Instant Oil Change locations.

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DUGOUT AND PHOTOGRAPHERS' AREAS • Ball entering dugout or photographers’ areas: Out of Play (Award by Book Rule) • Ball striking facing over dugout: Out of Play (Award by Book Rule) • Ball striking railings or netting around dugout and photographers' areas: In Play • Ball on top step (lip) of dugout: In Play • A player cannot go into dugout to make a catch. BACKSTOP AREA • Pitched or thrown ball lodging in signage: Out of Play (Award by Book Rule) • Pitched or thrown ball resting on ledge of signage: In Play TARP AREA • Thrown or fair ball that lodges behind or under canvas on field tarp: Out of Play (Award by Book Rule) • Ball striking canvas on field tarp and rebounding onto playing field: In Play • A catch may be made on canvas. OUTFIELD AREA • Batted ball in flight going over yellow line on top of outfield fence: Home Run • Batted ball in flight striking scoreboard in center field: Home Run ROOF • Batted ball strikes roof, roof truss or roof cable over fair territory: A ball shall be judged fair or foul in relation to where it strikes the ground or is touched by a fielder. If caught by a fielder, the batter is out and runners advance at their own risk. • Batted ball strikes roof, roof truss or roof cable over foul territory: A ball shall be judged foul, regardless of where it strikes the ground or is touched by a fielder. If caught by a fielder, the batter is out and runners advance at their own risk. o Left Field Line: 344 feet/8feet o Left Field Alley: 371 feet/8 feet o Centerfield: 400 feet/8 feet o Right Field Alley: 374 feet/8 feet o Right Field Line: 345 feet/8 feet

The decision as to whether a game begins with the roof open or closed rests solely with the Milwaukee Brewers.

• If the game begins with the roof open: • It shall be closed only in the event of impending rain or other adverse weather conditions. The decision to close the roof shall be made by the home club after consultation with the Umpire Crew Chief. • The Umpire Crew Chief shall notify the visiting club, which may challenge the closing of the roof if it feels that a competitive imbalance will arise. In such an event, the Umpire Crew Chief shall make a final decision based on the merits of the challenge. • The roof may be re-opened by following the procedures for opening the roof as detailed below. • If the game begins with the roof closed: • It may be opened when, in the opinion of the home club, the climatic environment has reached a level where fan comfort and enjoyment will be best served by opening the roof to the natural atmospheric conditions. • Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following guidelines should be applied when opening the roof during a game: o The roof may be opened only once during the game. MEDIA INFORMATION o The Umpire Crew Chief will be notified at the commencement of the inning that the roof will be opened at the inning's conclusion. o The Umpire Crew Chief shall notify the visiting club, which may challenge the opening of the roof if it feels that a competitive imbalance will arise. In such an event, the Umpire Crew Chief shall make a final decision based on the merits of the challenge. o The opening of the roof shall only commence between innings.

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