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MILWAUKEE BREWERS (68-63) vs. SAINT LOUIS CARDINALS (65-65) RHP (6-7, 4.67) vs. RHP Luke Weaver (2-1, 2.31) Tuesday, August 29, 2017 - 6:40 CT - Miller Park Game #132 - Home Game #66

STREAK: Won 2 LAST FIVE: 3-2 LAST TEN: 6-4 HOME RECORD: 35-30 ROAD RECORD: 33-33

WHAT’S BREWING? TONIGHT'S GAME: Is Game 1 of a 6-game homestand against St. Louis (2g) and Washington BREWERS vs. CARDINALS (4g).....the Brewers are coming off a 5-4 road trip to Colorado (2-1), San Francisco (1-2) NL Central Standings 1997: 3-0 2008: 10-5 Team Record (GB) and Los Angeles (2-1).....following this homestand, the team takes a 6-game, 7-day trip to 1998: 3-8 2009: 9-9 1999: 7-6 2010: 8-7 Chicago ...... 70-60 (-) Cincinnati (3g) and Chicago-NL (3g). 2000: 5-7 2011: 9-9 Milwaukee ...... 68-63 (-2.5) 2001: 7-10 2012: 6-9 St. Louis ...... 65-65 (-5.0) 2002: 7-10 2013: 5-14 CURRENT ROSTER: (bold italics - not on Opening Day roster) 2003: 3-13 2014: 7-12 Pittsburgh ...... 63-69 (-8.0) 2004: 8-9 2015: 6-13 Cincinnati ...... 55-76 (-15.5) (12) - RH Chase Anderson, RH Jacob Barnes, RH Zach Davies, RH Oliver Drake, 2005: 5-11 2016: 6-13 2006: 7-9 2017: 8-6 RH Matt Garza, LH Josh Hader, RH Jared Hughes, RH , RH Corey Knebel, 2007: 7-8 Total: 136-188 NL Wild Card Standings RH Jimmy Nelson, RH , RH Carlos Torres SUMMARY: Are 136-188 all-time, including Team Record (GB) 8-6 this season.....at MIL: Are 63-97 all-time, Arizona ...... 73-58 (-) CATCHERS (2) - Manny Piña, Stephen Vogt including 3-4 this season.....went 3-6 last Colorado ...... 71-60 (-) INFIELDERS (8) - Jesús Aguilar, Orlando Arcia, Hernán Pérez, Travis Shaw, Eric Sogard, season.....are 53-85 at Miller Park and 10-12 Milwaukee ...... 68-63 (-3.0) Eric Thames, , at County Stadium..... at STL: Are 73-91 all- Miami ...... 66-64 (-4.5) (3) - , Keon Broxton, Domingo Santana time, including 5-2 this season.....went 3-7 last St. Louis ...... 65-65 (-5.5) season.....are 50-56 at new Busch Stadium and 23-35 at old Busch Stadium. I Love LA! OPENING DAY ROSTER: (bold italics - no longer on roster) The Brewers are coming off a series PITCHERS (13) - RH Chase Anderson, RH Jacob Barnes, RH Zach Davies, RH Neftalí Feliz , win (2-1) in Los Angeles.....they became RH Junior Guerra, RH Jared Hughes, RH Taylor Jungmann, RH Corey Knebel, RH Jhan THE BREWERS WHEN..... the first team to win a series against the Dodgers since the Nationals took 2 of 3 Mariñez , LH Tommy Milone, RH Jimmy Nelson, RH Wily Peralta, RH Carlos Torres Scoring First ...... 45-33 at Dodger Stadium from 6/5-6/7.....the CATCHERS (2) - Jett Bandy , Manny Piña Opponent Scores First...... 23-30 Dodgers were 19-0-3 in series play since. INFIELDERS (6) - Jesús Aguilar, Orlando Arcia, Hernán Pérez, Travis Shaw, Eric Thames, Out-hitting Opponent ...... 48-7 Jonathan Villar Out-hit by Opponent ...... 14-51 Meet Me in St. Louis Hit Totals Even ...... 6-5 The Brewers have gone 5-1 over their OUTFIELDERS (4) - Ryan Braun, Keon Broxton, Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Domingo Santana last 6 games against the Cardinals. Committing An Error ...... 28-34 Committing No Errors ...... 40-29 IN THE TRAINER’S ROOM: C Jett Bandy (rib fracture), LHP Brent Suter (left rotator cuff 2017 MLB Leaders strain) and C Andrew Susac (right trapezius strain) are currently on the 10-day disabled list. Leading After 7 Innings...... 58-6 Batting Average vs. St. Louis Trailing After 7 Innings ...... 1-47 (minimum 30 at-bats) Tied After 7 Innings ...... 9-10 Player BA IN THE STANDINGS (149 days): The Brewers have spent the following number of days alone Leading After 8 Innings ...... 60-6 Joey Votto, Cin ...... 444 (20-for-45) or tied at each position in the National League Central standings: FIRST: 65, SECOND: 48, Keon Broxton, Mil ...... 410 (16-for-39) Trailing After 8 Innings ...... 0-48 Tied After 8 Innings ...... 8-9 Hernan Perez, Mil ...... 361 (13-for-36) THIRD: 25, FOURTH: 8, FIFTH: 3.....the Brewers are currently in second place, trailing the Adam Duvall, Cin ...... 348 (16-for-46) Cubs by 2.5 games.....are ahead of the Cardinals by 2.5 games and Pirates by 5.5 games. Hitting a Home ...... 57-44 Travis Shaw, Mil ...... 321 (18-for-56) Not Hitting a ...... 11-19 SERIES-LY SPEAKING: The Brewers are 20-18-5 in series play. Ready, Willing, Knebel Scoring at Least 4 Runs ...... 52-24 Corey Knebel has not allowed a run in Game 1: 22-21, Game 2: 18-24, Game 3: 23-14, Game 4: 5-4 Scoring 3 Runs or Fewer ...... 16-39 his last 16 appearances (16.1ip, 25k)..... Sweep Wins (6): at Tor (2g, 4/11-4/12), vs. Cin (3g, 4/24-4/26), vs. NYM (3g, 5/12-5/14), vs. vs. Right-Handed Starter ...... 54-50 he has converted each of his last 13 save Bal (3g, 7/3-7/5), at ChC (1g, 7/6) and vs. Pit (2g, 8/15-8/16) vs. Left-Handed Starter ...... 14-13 opportunities. Sweep Losses (4): vs. Tor (2g, 5/23-5/24), at Pit (4g, 7/17-7/20), at Min (2g, 8/7-8/8) and vs. Day Games ...... 24-25 Two Away Min (2g, 8/9-8/10) Night Games ...... 44-38 Ryan Braun is 2 HR away from 300 for his career.....the franchise's all-time Decided In Last At-Bat ...... 11-18 AT HOME: The Brewers are 35-30 at home, going 10-8-3 in series play.....the team went 41-40 Walk-off Wins & Losses ...... 3-7 home run leader would become the 12th at home last season, going 10-12-4 in series play. 1-Run Games ...... 19-18 active player with 300+ home runs. Extra Innings ...... 4-9 Come-From-Behind Wins ...... 28 Climbing the Charts ON THE ROAD: The Brewers are 33-33 on the road, going 10-10-2 in series play.....the team Losses After Leading ...... 43 Shutouts...... 8-5 Ryan Braun is the all-time franchise went 32-49 on the road last season, going 5-16-5 in series play. leader in HR (298) and is in the top five vs. NL Central ...... 27-25 in the following categories: vs. NL East ...... 13-12 Category Franchise Rank MANAGER: Craig Counsell is in his third season as manager of the Brewers (202-228) and vs. NL West ...... 17-17 RBI (977) ...... 2nd second full season.....he was named the 19th manager in franchise history on 5/4/15, replacing Interleague ...... 11-9 Extra-Base Hits (678) ...... 2nd Ron Roenicke.....bio is on p. 48 of the media guide. Runs (921) ...... 3rd BREWERS BY DAY/MONTH Total Bases (2,989) ...... 3rd Monday ...... 4-8 April ...... 13-13 Triples (44) ...... 3rd COACHES: Hitting coach Darnell Coles (3rd season), pitching coach Derek Johnson (2nd Tuesday ...... 11-10 May ...... 15-12 Stolen Bases (189) ...... 3rd season), coach Jason Lane (2nd season), bench coach Pat Murphy (2nd season), third base Wednesday ...... 11-8 June ...... 15-14 Doubles (337) ...... 4th coach Ed Sedar (11th season, 7th as 3B coach), first base/infield coach Carlos Subero (2nd Thursday ...... 10-7 July ...... 12-13 Walks (502) ...... 4th Friday ...... 11-10 August ...... 13-11 At-Bats (5,520) ...... 5th season) and bullpen coach Lee Tunnell (5th season) all returned from the 2016 staff. Saturday ...... 9-11 September ...... 0-0 Hits (1,671) ...... 5th Sunday ...... 12-9 October ...... 0-0 LET’S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE: The Brewers are 14-20 in replay challenges this season..... BREWERS ALL-TIME (1969-2017) their last challenge (lost) came on 8/27 at Los Angeles as a Curtis Granderson hit by pitch was ALL-TIME IN THE NL (1998-2017) WON - 3710 LOST - 4064 TIED - 4 confirmed....team went 23-25 in replay challenges last season. WON - 1510 LOST - 1697 TIED - 1 DATE OPPONENT PROBABLE STARTERS TV TIME (CT) Tuesday, August 29 vs. St. Louis RHP Matt Garza (6-7, 4.67) vs. RHP Luke Weaver (2-1, 2.31) FS Wisconsin 6:40 Wednesday, August 30 vs. St. Louis RHP Chase Anderson (7-3, 2.87) vs. RHP Carlos Martínez (10-9, 3.48) FS Wisconsin 1:10 Thursday, August 31 vs. Washington RHP Zach Davies (15-7, 3.91) vs. TBA FS Wisconsin 7:10 Friday, September 1 vs. Washington RHP Jimmy Nelson (10-6, 3.75) vs. TBA FS Wisconsin 7:10 Saturday, September 2 vs. Washington TBA vs. TBA FS Wisconsin 6:10 Sunday, September 3 vs. Washington RHP Matt Garza (tonight) vs. TBA FS Wisconsin 1:10 Games broadcast on 620 WTMJ and the statewide Brewers Radio Network (8/31, 9/10, 9/24 and 9/28 on WKTI-FM 94.5 due to Packers coverage) TONIGHT’S STARTER: #22 - RHP MATT GARZA (20gs, 6-7, 4.67)

GARZA AT A GLANCE: Matt Garza, 33, will be making his 21st start of the season and third GARZA’S 2017 STARTS against the Cardinals.....Garza last started last Wednesday at San Francisco and received no DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR PC RESULT REC decision in the 4-2 loss (5ip, 5h, 1r, 1er, 2bb-1ibb, 6k).....he has 6 quality starts.....the team 4/24 vs. Cin - 4.0 4 4 1 3 4 1 93 W, 11-7 - is 9-11 in his starts.....opponents are batting .268 (110-for-410, 17hr).....Garza opened the 4/30 vs. Atl W 6.2 6 3 3 0 7 1 88 W, 4-3 1-0 season on the 10-day disabled list with a right groin strain (3/31-4/23) and returned to the DL April 2g, 2gs 1-0, 3.38 10.2 10 7 4 3 11 2 - - - with a chest contusion (6/7-6/13, retroactive to 6/4) and again with a right leg strain (7/26-8/2, retroactive to 7/23).....he was signed by Milwaukee as a free agent on 1/26/14.....he is signed 5/6 at Pit - 7.0 8 1 1 0 4 0 86 L, 1-2 (10) - through the 2017 season with a vesting option for 2018.....bio is on p. 88 of the media guide. 5/12 vs. NYM W 6.0 5 2 2 2 4 1 93 W, 7-4 2-0 5/17 at SD - 6.0 4 1 1 1 3 0 91 W, 3-1 - LAST SEASON: Garza went 6-8 with a 4.51 ERA in 19 starts.....he produced 7 quality 5/24 vs. Tor L 5.1 7 6 6 0 5 3 78 L, 4-8 2-1 starts.....the team went 9-10 in his starts.....opponents batted .283 (117-for-414, 11hr).....Garza 5/29 at NYM L 5.2 7 4 4 2 4 0 95 L, 2-4 2-2 began the season on the 15-day disabled list with a right lat strain after he was injured during May 5g, 5gs 1-2, 4.20 30.0 31 14 14 5 20 4 - - - his final start of on 4/1 at Houston.....he was transferred to the 60-day DL on 6/3 vs. LA - 4.0 3 2 1 4 2 0 64 L, 8-10 - 4/28 and reinstated on 6/14 after making 3 rehab starts at Class-A Wisconsin. 6/14 at StL W 5.0 5 4 4 2 4 0 87 W, 7-6 3-2 6/19 vs. Pit L 5.1 6 4 4 2 3 1 95 L, 1-8 3-3 CAREER: Is 93-104 with a 4.07 ERA in 286 games, including 282 starts (1702ip, 769er).....is 6/24 at Atl L 6.0 7 3 3 0 4 1 94 L, 1-3 3-4 in his 12th Major League season.....Garza has pitched for Minnesota (2006-07), Tampa Bay 6/30 vs. Mia - 5.0 6 2 2 1 3 0 80 W, 3-2 - (2008-10), Chicago-NL (2011-13), Texas (2013) and Milwaukee (2014-current).....has gone June 5g, 5gs 1-2, 4.97 25.1 27 15 14 9 16 2 - - - 26-37 with a 4.59 ERA in 92 games (91 starts) as a Brewer (519.2ip, 265er). 7/5 vs. Bal W 6.1 5 0 0 2 4 0 100 W, 4-0 4-4 CAREER AT MILLER PARK: Is 19-17 with a 3.66 ERA in 51 games, including 50 starts 7/16 vs. Phi - 5.0 3 1 1 3 1 0 71 L, 2-5 - (300.1ip, 122er).....is 5-2 with a 3.68 ERA in 11 starts this season (58.2ip, 24er). 7/21 at Phi L 5.0 3 2 2 3 4 1 90 L, 1-6 4-5 July 3g, 3gs 1-1, 1.65 16.1 11 3 3 8 9 1 - - - CAREER ON THE ROAD: Is 40-60 with a 4.71 ERA in 143 games, including 142 starts 8/3 vs. StL W 5.2 4 1 1 2 4 0 86 W, 2-1 5-5 (825.2ip, 432er).....is 1-5 with a 5.89 ERA in 9 starts this season (47.1ip, 31er). 8/8 at Min L 3.1 8 8 8 2 3 4 83 L, 4-11 5-6 8/13 vs. Cin W 5.1 5 4 3 5 2 1 96 W, 7-4 6-6 CAREER vs. CARDINALS: Is 7-5 with a 4.01 ERA in 16 starts (89.2ip, 40er), including 2-0 8/18 at Col L 4.1 9 8 7 2 2 3 85 L, 4-8 6-7 with a 4.22 ERA in 2 starts this season (10.2ip, 5er). 8/23 at SF - 5.0 5 1 1 2 6 0 83 L, 2-4 - August 5g, 5gs 2-2, 7.61 23.2 31 22 20 14 17 8 - - - CAREER AT THE PLATE: Is a .081 (22-for-272) hitter.....has not homered.....has 6 walks Totals 20g, 20gs 6-7, 4.67 106.0 110 61 55 38 73 17 - - - and 154 . THIS SEASON: Is batting .091 (3-for-33) with 1 RBI.....has not walked and has 12 strikeouts.....has 1 sacrifice bunt.

GARZA’S CAREER HIGHS CARDINALS vs. GARZA Complete Games ...... 10, last: 7/5/14 at Cin Carpenter ...... 233 (7-30, 6bb, 1k) Low-Hit CG ...... 0, 7/26/10 vs. Det Fowler ...... 176 (3-17, 7bb, 5k) Shutouts ...... 4, last: 7/5/14 at Cin García ...... 286 (2-7, 2k) Innings (Start) ...... 9.0, 9x, last: 7/5/14 at Cin Grichuk ...... 000 (0-3, 1k) Walks ...... 6, 2x, 9/19/09 vs. Tor & 8/23/15 at Wsh Gyorko ...... 125 (1-8, 2k) Hits ...... 13, 2x, 6/16/15 vs. KC & 6/21/15 at Col Martínez ...... 333 (1-3, 1bb) Runs ...... 10, 2x, 5/16/15 at NYM & 6/21/15 at Col Molina ...... 240 (6-25, 1hr, 2bb, 3k) Strikeouts ...... 12, 4/3/11 vs. Pit Pham ...... 200 (1-5, 1bb, 1k) 10+ Games ...... 11, last: 6/27/13 at Mil (10k) Piscotty ...... 000 (0-5, 1bb, 2k) Winning Streak...... 6, 6/21-7/24, 2013 Wong ...... 200 (3-15, 2bb, 3k) Losing Streak ...... 4, 4x, last: 7/1-7/21, 2016

BREWERS HIGHS & LOWS & MISCELLANEOUS CLUB MISCELLANEOUS: CLUB PITCHING: Longest Winning Streak ...... 5, 7/3-7/7 Most Runs Allowed - Game ...... 15, 7/27 at Washington Longest Winning Streak - Home ...... 5, 7/3-7/15 Most Runs Allowed - Inning ...... 7, 2x, 7/26 at Wsh (8th inning) & 7/27 at Wsh (3rd inning) Longest Winning Streak - Road ...... 4, 2x, 4/11-4/14 & 5/16-5/19 Fewest Runs Allowed - Game ...... 0, 8x, last: 8/26 at Los Angeles Longest Losing Streak ...... 6, 2x, 7/16-7/21 & 8/6-8/11 Most Hits Allowed - Game ...... 20, 4/29 vs. Atlanta Longest Losing Streak - Home ...... 4, 5/23-5/26 Most Hits Allowed - Inning ...... 8, 7/27 at Washington (3rd inning) Fewest Hits Allowed - Game ...... 3, 2x, 5/27 vs. Arizona & 6/4 vs. Los Angeles Longest Losing Streak - Road ...... 5, 7/17-7/21 Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 8, 7/27 at Washington (tied franchise record, 3x) Longest Game - Innings ...... 12, 2x, 5/30 at New York-NL & 6/2 vs. Los Angeles Most Home Runs Allowed - Inning ...... 5, 7/27 at Washington (3rd inning - tied MLB record, 6x) Longest Game - Innings Home ...... 12, 6/2 vs. Los Angeles Most Walks Allowed - Game ...... 8, 3x, last: 8/11 vs. Cincinnati Longest Game - Innings Road ...... 12, 5/30 at New York-NL Most Strikeouts - Game...... 17, 7/29 vs. Chicago-NL Longest Game - Time...... 4:24, 5/30 at New York-NL QS (54) ...... Nelson (16), Davies (12), Anderson (9), Garza (6) Longest Game - Time Home ...... 4:22, 6/8 vs. San Francisco ...... Guerra (4), Suter (4), Peralta (2), Woodruff (1) Longest Game - Time Road ...... 4:24, 5/30 at New York-NL Opponent Batting Around ...... 18, last: 8/11 vs. Cincinnati (3rd inning) Shortest Game - Time ...... 2:14, 4/12 at Toronto Shortest Game - Time Home ...... 2:25, 7/4 vs. Baltimore INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Shortest Game - Time Road ...... 2:14, 4/12 at Toronto Most At-Bats - Game ...... 6, 5x, last: Thames, 8/11 vs. Cincinnati Most Errors - Game ...... 5, 7/7 at New York-AL Most Runs - Game ...... 3, 9x, last: Aguilar, 8/20 at Colorado Most Hits - Game ...... 4, 5x, last: Santana, 7/6 at Chicago-NL Most Double Plays Turned - Game ...... 4, 3x, last: 7/23 at Philadelphia Most Doubles - Game ...... 2, 14x, last: Braun, 8/13 vs. Cincinnati Largest Winning Margin ...... 9, 7/6 at Chicago-NL (11-2) Most Triples - Game ...... 2, Pérez, 4/25 vs. Cincinnati (tied franchise record, 22x) Largest Winning Margin - Home ...... 8, 4/25 vs. Cincinnati (9-1) Most Home Runs - Game ...... 2, 9x, last: Aguilar, 8/20 at Colorado Largest Winning Margin - Road ...... 9, 7/6 at Chicago-NL (11-2) Most Total Bases - Game ...... 10, Pérez, 4/25 vs. Cincinnati Largest Losing Margin ...... 13, 7/27 at Washington (15-2) Most RBI - Game...... 7, Aguilar, 7/7 at New York-AL (tied franchise record) Largest Losing Margin - Home ...... 8, 4/29 vs. Atlanta (11-3) Most Walks - Game ...... 3, 6x, last: Thames, 8/1 vs. St. Louis Largest Losing Margin - Road ...... 13, 7/27 at Washington (15-2) Most Strikeouts - Game...... 4, 11x, last: Arcia, 8/27 at Los Angeles Most Games Over .500 ...... 11, 52-41 on 7/15 Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 3, 3x, last: Arcia, 7/17 at Pittsburgh Most Games Under .500 ...... 3, 2-5 on 4/9 Longest Hitting Streak ...... 11, 3x, Thames, 4/5-4/18; Shaw, 5/7-5/21 & Arcia, 5/18-5/31 Biggest Comeback to Win ...... 6, 5/14 vs. New York-NL (trailed 7-1, won 11-9) Grand Slams (4) ...... Santana, 5/28 vs. Arizona; Shaw, 6/3 vs. Los Angeles; Biggest Blown Lead in Loss ...... 5, 4/18 at Chicago-NL (led 5-0, lost 9-7) ...... Aguilar, 7/7 at New York-AL & Braun, 7/14 vs. Philadelphia Pinch-Hit HR (8) ...... Aguilar, 3x, 5/4 at St. Louis, 8/2 vs. St. Louis & 8/19 at Colorado; Highest Attendance - Home ...... 44,709, 7/29 vs. Chicago-NL ...... Santana, 4/28 vs. Atlanta; Arcia, 5/12 vs. New York-NL; Highest Attendance - Road ...... 52,455, 8/25 at Los Angeles ...... Phillips, 7/16 vs. Philadelphia; Broxton, 8/15 vs. Pittsburgh & Vogt, 8/23 at San Francisco Leadoff HR (1) ...... Villar, 4/8 vs. Chicago-NL CLUB BATTING: Walk-off HR (1) ...... Thames, 6/16 vs. San Diego Most At-Bats - Game ...... 44, 5/30 at New York-NL Inside-the-Park HR (1) ...... Arcia, 6/17 vs. San Diego Most Hits - Game ...... 16, 2x, 5/13 vs. New York-NL & 8/11 vs. Cincinnati Most Hits - Inning ...... 7, 3x, last: 8/11 vs. Cincinnati (6th inning) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING: Fewest Hits - Game...... 1, 8/25 at Los Angeles Most Innings Pitched - Start ...... 9.0, Nelson, 6/18 vs. San Diego Most Runs - Game ...... 11, 6x, last: 7/6 at Chicago-NL Fewest Innings Pitched - Start ...... 1.0, Anderson, 6/28 at Cincinnati (left with left oblique strain) Most Runs - Inning .....8, 2x, 5/13 vs. New York-NL (5th inning) & 7/14 vs. Philadelphia (2nd inning) Most Innings Pitched - Relief ...... 3.0, 7x, last: Torres, 8/18 at Colorado Fewest Runs - Game ...... 0, 5x, last: 8/21 at San Francisco Most Strikeouts - Game...... 11, 3x, last: Nelson, 6/29 at Cincinnati Most Walks - Game ...... 6, Nelson, 4/23 vs. St. Louis Most Doubles - Game ...... 6, 6/9 at Arizona Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 6, Blazek, 7/27 at Washington (tied modern MLB record, 9x) Most Triples - Game ...... 2, 2x, 4/25 vs. Cincinnati & 5/15 at San Diego Longest Winning Streak ...... 5, 2x, Davies, 2x, 4/20-5/18 & 6/25-7/25 Most Home Runs - Game ...... 6, 6/29 at Cincinnati Longest Losing Streak ...... 4, 2x, Feliz, 4/6-5/11 & Guerra, 6/10-current Most Home Runs - Inning ...... 2, 18x, last: 8/18 at Colorado (6th inning) Most LOB - Game ...... 14, 5/30 at New York-NL RUNS BY INNING INNING - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Total Most GIDP - Game ...... 3, 4x, last: 8/6 at Tampa Bay Opponent 58 47 75 75 73 70 56 63 42 13 3 2 577 Most Strikeouts - Game...... 26, 6/2 vs. Los Angeles (tied MLB record) Brewers 97 71 82 73 69 70 58 34 33 8 1 - 596 Most Walks - Game ...... 10, 5/19 at Chicago-NL MARGIN OF VICTORY Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 5, 4/14 at Cincinnati MARGIN - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total Back-to-Back Homers...... 6, last: 8/18 at Colorado (Broxton & Arcia, 6th inning) Opponent 18 18 8 7 4 1 4 1 - 2 63 Batting Around ...... 15, last: 8/11 vs. Cincinnati (6th inning) Brewers 19 13 13 10 4 2 3 3 1 - 68 BREWERS ON THE MOUND

BREWERS RECORD IN GAMES THEY PITCHED..... TOMORROW’S STARTER: RHP CHASE ANDERSON (18gs, 7-3, 2.87) Anderson ...... 9-9 Garza ...... 9-11 RHP Chase Anderson will make his 19th start of the season and third against the Cardinals.....Anderson Barnes ...... 38-22 Jeffress ...... 3-6 last started last Friday at Los Angeles and took a 3-1 loss (5ip, 6h, 2r, 2er, 2bb, 6k, 1hr).....he has made Davies ...... 17-10 Knebel ...... 44-18 9 quality starts.....the team is 9-9 in his starts.....opponents are batting .224 (81-for-362, 9hr).....he was on Drake ...... 27-23 Nelson ...... 15-12 the 10-day disabled list from 6/29-8/19 with a left oblique strain.....Anderson is 12-4 with a 2.76 ERA over Hader ...... 11-11 Swarzak ...... 11-2 his last 30 starts dating back to 7/25 last season (160ip, 49er).....he is 0-2 with a 2.70 ERA in 7 career Hughes ...... 23-31 Torres ...... 23-34 starts vs. St. Louis (36.2ip, 11er), including 0-0 with a 3.38 ERA in 2 starts this season (10.2ip, 4er).

#50 RHP JACOB BARNES (3-4, 4.11, 2sv, 60 apps) opponent batting average: .244 (53-for-217, 7hr) BREWERS vs. MLB 1st batter retired/faced: 42-60 saves/save opps: 2-7 runners inherited/scored: 15-5 last 5 outings (IP): 8/23 at SF (1.0) 8/20 at Col (1.0) 8/19 at Col (0.2) 8/15 vs. Pit (1.0) 8/13 vs. Cin (2.0) vs. Arizona: 3-4, 4.79 (62ip, 33er) vs. Atlanta: 2-4, 5.37 (52ip, 31er) • Last pitched last Wednesday at San Francisco and took his fourth loss of the season (1ip, 2h, 2r, 2er, 2k, 1hbp) vs. Chicago: 5-7, 4.68 (109.2ip, 57er) • Had wins on 5/17 at San Diego, 7/15 vs. Philadelphia and 7/22 at Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati: 9-4, 4.23 (115ip, 54er) • Took other losses on 6/8 vs. San Francisco, 7/26 at Washington and 8/6 at Tampa Bay vs. Colorado: 3-4, 4.06 (62ip, 28er) • Notched his saves on 4/20 vs. St. Louis and 5/28 vs. Arizona (entered the season with 1 career save) vs. Los Angeles: 3-3, 2.41 (56ip, 15er) • Did not allow an over his first 12 appearances of the season (12.1ip, 4h, 1r, 0er, 5bb, 14k) vs. Miami: 2-1, 5.33 (27ip, 16er) • Made his first career appearance on an Opening Day roster vs. New York: 5-2, 3.78 (64.1ip, 27er) vs. Philadelphia: 3-3, 5.37 (52ip, 31er) #51 RHP OLIVER DRAKE (3-4, 4.47, 1sv, 50 apps) opponent batting average: .272 (47-for-173, 5hr) vs. Pittsburgh: 5-8, 3.55 (114ip, 45er) 1st batter retired/faced: 37-50 saves/save opps: 1-3 runners inherited/scored: 21-4 last 5 outings (IP): 8/25 at LA (1.1) 8/21 at SF (1.0) 8/20 at Col (0.2) 8/10 vs. Min (1.1) 8/7 at Min (1.1) vs. St. Louis: 8-6, 4.18 (125ip, 58er) vs. San Diego: 5-2, 3.00 (66ip, 22er) • Last pitched on Friday at Los Angeles and tossed 1.1 scoreless innings (1h, 2k).....stranded 2 inherited runners in the sixth inning vs. San Francisco: 3-4, 3.48 (62ip, 24er) • Had wins on 5/1 at St. Louis, 5/4 at St. Louis and 6/21 vs. Pittsburgh vs. Washington: 1-2, 8.28 (25ip, 23er) • Took losses on 5/15 at San Diego, 6/17 vs. San Diego, 7/18 at Pittsburgh and 8/7 at Minnesota • Notched his first Major League save on 6/15 at St. Louis vs. Baltimore: 3-0, 0.33 (27ip, 1er) • Was acquired from Baltimore on 4/13 in exchange for a player to be named or cash.....bio is available in the press box vs. Boston: 2-1, 4.33 (27ip, 13er) • Made 3 relief appearances for the Orioles, posting an 8.10 ERA (3.1ip, 6h, 3r, 3er, 3bb, 3k).....was designated for assignment on 4/13 vs. Minnesota: 0-4, 6.35 (34ip, 24er) vs. New York: 2-1, 3.42 (26.1ip, 10er) #71 LHP JOSH HADER (1-1, 1.20, 0sv, 22 apps) opponent batting average: .141 (14-for-99, 1hr) vs. Tampa Bay: 2-1, 0.69 (26ip, 2er) 1st batter retired/faced: 14-22 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 9-2 vs. Toronto: 2-2, 3.75 (36ip, 15er) last 5 outings (IP): 8/27 at LA (0.2) 8/23 at SF (1.0) 8/22 at SF (1.1) 8/19 at Col (1.2) 8/12 vs. Cin (3.0)

• Last pitched on Sunday at Los Angeles (0.2ip, 1k).....stranded an inherited runner in the eighth inning STARTERS & RELIEVERS • Made his Major League debut on 6/10 at Arizona.....earned his first win on 7/7 at New York-AL.....took his first loss on 7/17 at Pittsburgh Starters Category Relievers • Was recalled on 6/9 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (12gs, 3-4, 5.37era, 52ip, 49h, 32r, 31er, 31bb, 51k, 14hr, .253ba) 47-33 ...... W/L ...... 21-30 • Took the roster spot vacated by RHP Paolo Espino (optioned) 4.12 ...... ERA ...... 4.00 • Entered the 2017 season as the second-best prospect in the organization according to 131 ...... GAMES ...... 130 • Was acquired from Houston in a six-player trade (Carlos Gómez deal) on 7/30/15 54 ...... QUALITY STARTS ...... - 1 ...... CG...... - #48 RHP JARED HUGHES (3-3, 3.65, 1sv, 54 apps) opponent batting average: .251 (46-for-183, 4hr) 0 ...... SHO ...... - 1st batter retired/faced: 36-54 saves/save opps: 1-4 runners inherited/scored: 22-5 - ...... SV/OPP ...... 44/64 last 5 outings (IP): 8/25 at LA (0.2) 8/20 at Col (0.1) 8/16 vs. Pit (0.2) 8/15 vs. Pit (0.1) 8/11 vs. Cin (1.0) 718.0 ...... INNINGS ...... 450.1 • Last pitched on Friday at Los Angeles (0.2ip, 1h, 1r, 1er, 2bb, 1hr).....allowed a solo homer to Yasiel Puig 717 ...... HITS ...... 423 • Had wins on 4/7 vs. Chicago-NL, 6/13 at St. Louis-G2 and 6/16 vs. San Diego 357 ...... RUNS ...... 220 • Took losses on 4/18 at Chicago-NL, 7/19 at Pittsburgh and 7/29 vs. Chicago-NL 329 ...... EARNED RUNS ...... 200 • Notched his save on 5/12 vs. New York-NL (4th career save) 241 ...... WALKS ...... 223 • Signed with Milwaukee on 4/2 after being released by Pittsburgh on 3/29.....bio is available in the press box 607 ...... STRIKEOUTS ...... 471 102 ...... HOME RUNS ...... 54 #32 RHP JEREMY JEFFRESS (1-0, 4.00, 0sv, 9 apps) opponent batting average: .212 (7-for-33, 1hr) 2750 ...... AT-BATS ...... 1699 1st batter retired/faced: 9-9 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 6-2 .261 ...... OPP AVG...... 249 last 5 outings (IP): 8/25 at LA (1.0) 8/22 at SF (1.0) 8/20 at Col (0.2) 8/18 at Col (0.2) 8/13 vs. Cin (0.2) BEHIND THE PLATE • Last pitched on Friday at Los Angeles and tossed a perfect eighth inning (2k) • Was acquired from Texas on 7/31 in exchange for RHP Tayler Scott.....bio is available in the press box Catcher Innings ER ERA E PB W-L • Appeared in 39 games with the Rangers and went 1-5 with a 5.31 ERA (40.2ip, 49h, 25r, 24er, 19bb, 29k, 8hr) Bandy 384.0 208 4.88 2 5 19-24 • Is in his third career stint with the Brewers (also 2010 and 2014-16).....was traded to Texas on 8/1/16 as part of a five-player deal (Lucroy trade) Piña 670.2 283 3.80 4 4 41-33 Susac 13.0 10 6.92 - 1 1-1 #46 RHP COREY KNEBEL (1-2, 1.31, 29sv, 62 apps) opponent batting average: .168 (36-for-214, 3hr) Vogt 98.2 28 2.55 - - 7-5 1st batter retired/faced: 44-62 saves/save opps: 29-34 runners inherited/scored: 16-3 last 5 outings (IP): 8/27 at LA (1.0) 8/26 at LA (1.0) 8/22 at SF (1.0) 8/20 at Col (0.1) 8/19 at Col (1.0) Catcher Stolen Bases CS PCT. Bandy 34 7 17.1% • Last pitched on Sunday at Los Angeles and notched his 29th save of the season with a scoreless ninth inning (1bb, 2k, 1hbp) Piña 33 17 34.0% • Has not allowed a run over his last 16 appearances (16.1ip, 8h, 7bb, 25k).....has converted each of his last 13 save opportunities Susac - - - • Among Major League relievers ranks first with 104 strikeouts and third with 15.18 K/9IP (61.2ip, 104k) Vogt 11 - 0% • His 104 strikeouts are a franchise record for relievers in a single season (Julio Machado, 98k, 1991) Pitchers - 1 - • His 45 consecutive appearances with a strikeout from 4/3-7/15 broke a single-season MLB record for relievers (Bruce Sutter, 39g, 1977) • His 45 consecutive appearances with a strikeout to begin the season broke a MLB record for relievers (Aroldis Chapman, 37g, 2014) BREWERS ON THE DISABLED LIST IN 2017 • His 46 consecutive appearances with a strikeout dating back to 2016 ranked second all-time among relievers (Aroldis Chapman, 49g, 2013-14) • Became the ninth closer in franchise history to be selected to the All-Star Game.....did not pitch Games • Was named Brewers of the Month for May (13g, 0.71era, 12.2ip, 27k, .140ba) Player (Injury) On Eligible Off Missed • Made his first career appearance on an Opening Day roster.....had 2 career saves entering this season, both coming in 2016 Garza (right groin) 3/31 4/10 4/24 20 Susac (trapezius) 3/31 4/10 4/15 11 #37 RHP ANTHONY SWARZAK (2-0, 2.31, 1sv, 13 apps) opponent batting average: .244 (11-for-45, 2hr) Guerra (right calf) 4/4 4/14 5/26 46 1st batter retired/faced: 7-13 saves/save opps: 1-1 runners inherited/scored: 2-0 Braun (left calf) 5/12* 5/21 5/21 8 last 5 outings (IP): 8/27 at LA (0.2) 8/26 at LA (1.0) 8/22 at SF (0.2) 8/20 at Col (1.0) 8/19 at Col (1.0) Braun (left calf) 5/26 6/5 6/27 31 Garza (chest) 6/7** 6/14 6/14 7 • Last pitched on Sunday at Los Angeles (0.2ip, 1hbp).....stranded an inherited runner in the seventh inning Villar (back) 6/10 6/20 6/27 16 • Earned his second career save (both coming this season) and first as a Brewer on 8/5 at Tampa Bay Woodruff (right hamstring) 6/13 6/23 7/25 36 • Was acquired on 7/26 from Chicago-AL in exchange for OF Ryan Cordell.....bio is available in the press box Peralta (right calf) 6/21*** 6/30 7/23 27 • Went 4-3 with a 2.23 ERA and 1 save in 41 appearances with the White Sox this season (48.1ip, 37h, 12r, 12er, 13bb, 52k, 2hr, .216ba) Anderson (left oblique) 6/29 7/9 8/20 44 • Had a 0.56 ERA over his last 14 appearances with Chicago (16ip, 11h, 1r, 1er, 5bb, 22k) as opponents batted .193 (11-for-57, 1hr) Sogard (left ankle) 7/6**** 7/15 7/22 12 Guerra (right shin) 7/9^ 7/18 7/18 4 #59 RHP CARLOS TORRES (4-4, 3.94, 1sv, 57 apps) opponent batting average: .268 (66-for-246, 9hr) Vogt (left knee) 7/18 7/28 8/18 27 1st batter retired/faced: 39-57 saves/save opps: 1-4 runners inherited/scored: 24-4 Garza (right leg) 7/26^^ 8/2 8/3 7 last 5 outings (IP): 8/23 at SF (1.0) 8/21 at SF (1.0) 8/18 at Col (3.0) 8/11 vs. Cin (1.0) 8/9 vs. Min (1.1) Bandy (rib fracture) 8/4 8/14 - 21 Suter (left rotator cuff) 8/13 8/23 - 12 • Last pitched last Wednesday at San Francisco (1ip, 2h, 1r, 1er, 1k, 1wp) Susac (right trapezius) 8/18^^^ 8/25 - 9 • Had wins on 4/24 vs. Cincinnati, 5/9 vs. Boston, 6/15 at St. Louis and 6/30 vs. Miami • Took losses on 4/15 at Cincinnati, 4/22 vs. St. Louis, 5/6 at Pittsburgh and 6/3 vs. Los Angeles * retro to 5/11 ** retro to 6/4 *** retro to 6/20 **** retro to 7/5 • Notched his save on 5/19 at Chicago-NL (5th career save) ^ retro to 7/8 ^^ retro to 7/23 ^^^ retro to 8/15 • Pitched for Mexico in the World Baseball Classic BEER BATTERS #24 1B JESÚS AGUILAR (111g, .264, 14hr, 44rbi, 0sb) last homer: 8/20 at Colorado (2hr) (off Kyle Freeland & Tyler Chatwood) BREWERSBREWERS vs. vs. WESTBROOK WEAVER this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 3-11 (.273, 3hr, 5rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 6-23 (.261, 4hr, 5rbi) • Has appeared in 111 games, including 47 starts (44g at 1B, 3g at DH) Arcia ...... 167 (1-6, 1bb, 3k) Braun ...... 333 (3-9, 2k) • As a pinch-hitter is batting .292 (14-for-48, 3hr, 10rbi).....ranks among Major League pinch-hitters in HR (T1st), RBI (T2nd) and hits (T3rd) Broxton ...... 125 (1-8, 3k) • On 7/7 at New York-AL tied the franchise record for RBI (7, 11x), belted his first career grand slam, and notched his first career 2-homer game Pérez ...... 333 (1-3, 1bb, 1k) • Made his first career appearance on an Opening Day roster.....was claimed off waivers by Milwaukee from Cleveland on 2/2/17 Piña ...... 000 (0-3, 2k) • Batted .452 (28-for-62) with 7 HR and 19 RBI in 25 games during Spring Training.....led the team in batting average, HR, RBI, runs (17) and hits Santana ...... 000 (0-2, 1bb, 1k) Shaw ...... 000 (0-3, 1k) #3 SS ORLANDO ARCIA (124g, .274, 13hr, 42rbi, 12sb) last homer: 8/26 at Los Angeles (off Josh Ravin) Sogard ...... 000 (0-3) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 3-26 (.115, 2hr, 3rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 8-48 (.167, 0hr, 2rbi) Thames ...... 333 (1-3, 1hr, 2k) • Has appeared in 124 games, including 114 starts at shortstop.....is batting .301 (90-for-299, 9hr, 27rbi) in 86 games since 5/18 Villar / Vogt ...... 167 (1-6, 4k) / .000 (0-3, 2k) • From 5/18-5/31 had a career-high 11-game hitting streak (17-for-46, .370, 2rbi) • From 9/6 last season to 4/23 this season recorded an errorless streak of 42 games at shortstop (T2nd longest streak in franchise history) HOME RUN TOTALS • Made his first career appearance on an Opening Day roster Player Solo 2-Run 3-Run GS Total Aguilar 8 4 1 1 14 #8 OF RYAN BRAUN (75g, .272, 13hr, 40rbi, 8sb) last homer: 8/12 vs. Cincinnati (off Kevin Shackelford) Arcia 9 2 2 - 13 this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 3-31 (.097, 0hr, 3rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 7-24 (.292, 1hr, 3rbi) Bandy 4 2 - - 6 Braun 5 6 1 1 13 • Has appeared in 75 games, including 71 starts (67g in LF, 4g at DH).....is hitless in his last 13 at-bats Brinson 1 1 - - 2 • Is batting .278 (47-for-169, 6hr, 21rbi) in 45 games since coming off the disabled list Broxton 14 5 1 - 20 • Has missed 39 games this season during two disabled list stints with a left calf strain (8g, 5/12-5/20 and 31g, 5/26-6/26) Franklin 1 1 - - 2 • Is the all-time franchise leader in HR (298) and ranks among the franchise top five in RBI (2nd, 977), extra-base hits (2nd, 678), runs (3rd, 921), Nieuwenhuis 1 - - - 1 total bases (3rd, 2,989), triples (3rd, 44), stolen bases (3rd, 189), doubles (4th, 337), walks (4th, 502), at-bats (5th, 5,521) and hits (5th, 1,671) Pérez 11 1 1 - 13 Phillips 1 1 - - 2 #23 OF KEON BROXTON (116g, .225, 20hr, 48rbi, 19sb) last homer: 8/18 at Colorado (off German Márquez) Piña 6 2 1 - 9 Santana 12 4 4 1 21 this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 6-28 (.214, 1hr, 4rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 16-39 (.410, 3hr, 8rbi) Shaw 14 4 8 1 27 • Has appeared in 116 games, including 100 starts in center field.....ranks fifth in the National League in stolen bases (19) Sogard 2 1 - - 3 • First 14g: .119 (5-42, 1hr, 2rbi).....Next 28g: .337 (34-101, 4hr, 12rbi).....Next 16g: .082 (4-49, 1hr, 2rbi).....Next 16g: .353 (18-51, 7hr, 16rbi)..... Thames 17 9 1 - 27 Next 19g: .057 (3-53, 1hr, 4rbi).....Next 17g: .314 (16-51, 6hr, 11rbi).....Last 6g: .111 (2-18, 0hr, 1rbi) Villar 6 3 - - 9 • Was recalled on 8/1 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (7g, .385, 1hr, 7rbi, 4sb).....had been optioned on 7/22 Vogt 3 (5) 2 (4) - - 5 (9) • Has had three career-high 7-game hitting streaks this season: 5/7-5/14 (.393, 2hr, 7rbi), 5/16-5/25 (.321, 1hr, 2rbi) and 6/15-6/21 (.304, 3hr, 8rbi) Walker (7) 1 (3) (1) - 1 (11) TOTALS 115 49 20 4 188 #14 INF/OF HERNÁN PÉREZ (112g, .260, 13hr, 42rbi, 11sb) last homer: 8/27 at Los Angeles (off Yu Darvish) RUNNERS IN SCORING POSITION this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 4-12 (.333, 1hr, 1rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 13-36 (.361, 0hr, 2rbi) • Has appeared in 112 games, including 84 starts at six positions (33g in LF, 15g at 3B, 13g in RF, 9g at 2B, 9g in CF, 5g at SS) Aguilar...... 308 (20-65) Arcia...... 247 (23-93) • On 7/27 at Washington became the 11th position player (12x) in franchise history to pitch (1ip, 1h, 1bb).....last: Lyle Overbay (5/19/14 at Atlanta) Braun ...... 169 (10-59) • Played for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic Broxton ...... 189 (17-90) Pérez ...... 264 (19-72) #9 C MANNY PIÑA (89g, .282, 9hr, 39rbi, 1sb) last homer: 8/16 vs. Pittsburgh (off Juan Nicasio) Piña...... 317 (20-63) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 3-18 (.167, 0hr, 0rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 10-26 (.385, 1hr, 4rbi) Santana ...... 303 (30-99) • Has appeared in 89 games, including 74 starts behind the plate.....leads Major League catchers with 6 pickoffs (4 at 2B, 2 at 1B) Shaw ...... 298 (34-114) Sogard ...... 209 (9-43) • Joined Ben Oglivie (1978 and 1982) as the only players in franchise history to homer on both Mother’s Day and Father’s Day in the same season Thames ...... 153 (13-85) • Made his first career appearance on an Opening Day roster.....from 4/6-4/24 had a career-high 10-game hitting streak (17-for-36, .472, 1hr, 5rbi) Villar ...... 232 (16-69) Vogt ...... 200 (8-40) / .000 (0-12) w/ Mil #16 OF DOMINGO SANTANA (124g, .271, 21hr, 65rbi, 11sb) last homer: 8/25 at Los Angeles (off Kenta Maeda) Walker...... 382 (26-68) / .333 (4-12) w/Mil this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 8-26 (.308, 2hr, 3rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 10-49 (.204, 0hr, 2rbi) TOTALS ...... 233 (236-1011) • Has appeared in 124 games, including 114 starts in right field.....ranks second on the team in RBI (65), trailing only Travis Shaw (83) • From 6/1-6/9 had a career-high 9-game hitting streak (13-for-36, .361, 3hr, 5rbi) LINEUP CARD (68-63) - 107 DIFFERENT LINEUPS 1. Villar (35-33), Sogard (22-15), Thames (5-3), #21 3B TRAVIS SHAW (116g, .284, 27hr, 83rbi, 9sb) last homer: 8/19 at Colorado (off Chad Bettis) Broxton (2-5), Santana (1-6), Brinson (1-1), Pérez (1-0), this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 6-34 (.176, 1hr, 4rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 18-56 (.321, 3hr, 14rbi) Franklin (1-0) • Has appeared in 116 games, including 114 starts (113g at 3B, 1g at DH).....leads the team in RBI (83), hits (124), doubles (29) and HR (T1st, 27) • From 4/28-7/26 went 69 straight games at third base without an error, the second-longest streak in franchise history (Don Money, 88g, 1973-74) 2. Thames (41-46), Santana (15-8), Walker (4-3), • Was named Brewers Player of the Month for May (24g, .333, 4hr, 18rbi), June (24g, .279, 8hr, 21rbi) and July (23g, .305, 7hr, 17rbi) Broxton (2-2), Braun (2-2), Pérez (3-0), Sogard (0-1), • From 5/7-5/21 had a career-high 11-game hitting streak (16-for-45, .356, 3hr, 11rbi) Villar (1-0), Arcia (0-1) • Acquired by Milwaukee from Boston, along with SS Mauricio Dubon, RHP Josh Pennington and a player to be named (INF Yeison Coca on 6/5/17) 3. Braun (34-33), Aguilar (11-7), Pérez (8-9), Santana (9-8), or cash, in exchange for RHP Tyler Thornburg on 12/6/16 Shaw (2-4), Thames (2-2), Villar (1-0), Walker (1-0) 4. Shaw (59-48), Aguilar (4-6), Pérez (2-5), Santana (2-3), #18 INF ERIC SOGARD (68g, .288, 3hr, 16rbi, 3sb) last homer: 6/8 vs. San Francisco (off Mark Melancon) Walker (1-0), Piña (0-1) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 3-8 (.375, 0hr, 1rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 6-17 (.353, 0hr, 2rbi) 5. Santana (33-29), Pérez (19-18), Aguilar (9-5), Piña (6-4), • Has appeared in 68 games, including 47 starts (32g at 2B, 12g at SS, 2g at 3B, 1g at LF) • Is batting .182 (10-for-55, 0hr, 2rbi) in 25 games since coming off the disabled list Thames (1-2), Shaw (0-1), Brinson (0-1), • Was on the 10-day disabled list from 7/6, retroactive to 7/5, with a left ankle strain (missed 12 games) Nieuwenhuis (0-1), Franklin (0-1), Bandy (0-1) • Contract was originally selected on 5/12 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (24g, .330, 3hr, 17rbi, 5sb).....took the roster spot of Ryan Braun (DL) 6. Piña (25-24), Bandy (14-13), Pérez (9-6), Broxton (6-4), • Missed the entire 2016 season due to a left knee injury (surgery on 4/20/16).....bio is on p. 164 of the media guide Vogt (5-3), Franklin (1-7), Aguilar (2-3), Arcia (1-2), Nieuwenhuis (2-0), Villar (1-1), Walker (1-0), #7 1B/OF ERIC THAMES (114g, .238, 27hr, 52rbi, 4sb) last homer: 8/12 vs. Cincinnati (off Kevin Shackelford) Thames (1-0) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 4-26 (.154, 0hr, 1rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 11-49 (.224, 4hr, 9rbi) 7. Broxton (35-27), Piña (9-4), Bandy (3-7), Villar (2-6), • Has appeared in 114 games, including 103 starts (86g at 1B, 13g in LF, 2g in RF, 2g at DH).....leads team in HR (T1st, 27), runs (73) and walks (64) Brinson (3-5), Phillips (3-4), Sogard (3-3), Arcia (2-3), • Set franchise records for the month of April with 11 HR and 28 runs.....was named Brewers Player of the Month for April (24g, .345, 11hr, 19rbi) • From 4/13-4/17 homered in 5 consecutive games (6hr), tying the franchise record (also Jeromy Burnitz, 8/1-8/5, 1997) Vogt (2-2), Pérez (3-0), Franklin (1-2), Nieuwenhuis (2-0) • From 4/5-4/18 recorded a career-high 11-game hitting streak (19-for-42, .452, 7hr, 10rbi) 8. Arcia (50-47), Broxton (8-9), Bandy (2-3), Phillips (1-2), • Signed with Milwaukee as a free agent on 11/29/16 after spending three seasons playing for the NC Dinos of the Korean Baseball Organization Sogard (3-0), Piña (1-0), Franklin (1-0), Brinson (0-1), • Batted .348 with 124 HR, 379 RBI and 64 SB in Korea (2014-16).....was named KBO Most Valuable Player in 2015 (.381, 47hr, 140rbi, 40sb) Villar (0-1), Susac (1-0), Pérez (1-0) 9. Pitcher (62-59), Arcia (6-2), Susac (0-1), Villar (0-1) #5 2B JONATHAN VILLAR (103g, .227, 9hr, 35rbi, 23sb) last homer: 8/11 vs. Cincinnati (off Rasiel Iglesias) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 4-12 (.333, 0hr, 0rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 9-32 (.281, 1hr, 3rbi) STARTS BY POSITION (68-63) • Has appeared in 103 games, including 82 starts (81g at 2B, 1g in CF).....ranks fourth in the NL with 23 stolen bases (led MLB with 62 last season) P Davies (17-10), Nelson (15-12), Garza (9-11), • On 8/15 vs. Pittsburgh made first career start in center field.....was his third career start in the outfield and eighth appearance (others in 2015) Anderson (9-9), Guerra (4-9), Suter (4-5), Peralta (6-2), • Is batting .248 (34-for-137, 3hr, 9rbi) in 44 games since coming off the disabled list Milone (1-2), Woodruff (2-1), Espino (1-1), Blazek (0-1) • Was on the 10-day disabled list from 6/10-6/26 with a lower back strain (missed 16 games) C Piña (41-33), Bandy (19-24), Vogt (7-5), Susac (1-1) • Played for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic 1B Thames (42-44), Aguilar (25-19), Walker (1-0) #12 C STEPHEN VOGT (18g, .279, 5hr, 10rbi, 0sb) last homer: 8/23 at San Francisco (PH) (off Sam Dyson) 2B Villar (39-42), Sogard (18-14), Pérez (5-4), Walker (5-3), this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 5-15 (.333, 1hr, 1rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) Franklin (1-0) • Has appeared in 18 games with the Brewers, including 12 starts behind the plate 3B Shaw (60-53), Pérez (5-10), Sogard (2-0), • Was on the 10-day disabled list from 7/18-8/17 with a left knee sprain (missed 27 games).....was injured on 7/17 at Pittsburgh on a play at the plate Walker (1-0) • Was claimed off waivers from Oakland on 6/25.....had been designated for assignment by the Athletics on 6/22.....bio is available in the press box SS Arcia (59-55), Sogard (7-5), Pérez (2-3) • Batted .217 (34-for-157) with 4 HR and 20 RBI in 54 games with Oakland this season.....made 43 starts (36g at C, 7g at DH) LF Braun (34-33), Pérez (21-12), Thames (6-7), Franklin (2-9), Brinson (3-2), Nieuwenhuis (1-0), #15 INF NEIL WALKER (85g, .277, 11hr, 42rbi, 0sb) last homer: 8/16 vs. Pittsburgh (off Gerrit Cole) Sogard (1-0) this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) recent road trip: 9-28 (.321, 0hr, 4rbi) 2017 vs. StL: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) CF Broxton (53-47), Phillips (4-6), Pérez (6-3), Brinson (1-6), • Has appeared in 12 games with the Brewers, including 10 starts (8g at 2B, 1g at 3B, 1g at 1B).....is batting .368 (14-for-38, 1hr, 6rbi) as a Brewer Nieuwenhuis (3-1), Villar (1-0) • Was acquired on 8/12, along with cash, from the in exchange for a player to be named RF Santana (60-54), Pérez (7-6), Thames (0-2), • Was on the 10-day disabled list from 6/15-7/18 with a partial tear in his left hamstring • Batted .264 (70-for-265) with 10 HR and 36 RBI in 73 games with the Mets this season.....made 69 starts (66g at 2B, 2g at 3B, 1g at 1B) Franklin (1-1) • His 126 HR as a second baseman since 2010 trails only Robinson Canó (202), Brian Dozier (135) and Ian Kinsler (135) DH Braun (2-2), Aguilar (1-2), Thames (2-0), Shaw (1-0) 2017 BREWERS DAY-BY-DAY G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB Attendance Average 1 4/3 vs. Col L 5-7 Estévez, 1-0 Mariñez, 0-1 Holland, 1 0-1 T2 -1.0 43,336 (sellout) 43,336 2 4/4 vs. Col L 5-6 Anderson, 1-0 Davies, 0-1 Holland, 2 0-2 5 -1.0 21,458 32,397 3 4/5 vs. Col W 6-1 Peralta, 1-0 Chatwood, 0-1 Feliz, 1 1-2 4 -0.5 21,824 28,873 4 4/6 vs. Col L 1-2 Dunn, 1-0 Feliz, 0-1 Holland, 3 1-3 4 -1.5 23,828 27,612 5 4/7 vs. ChC W 2-1 (11) Hughes, 1-0 Montgomery, 0-2 2-3 3 -1.5 28,728 27,835 6 4/8 vs. ChC L 6-11 Hendricks, 1-0 Mariñez, 0-2 2-4 5 -1.5 43,080 (sellout) 30,376 7 4/9 vs. ChC L 4-7 Arrieta, 2-0 Davies, 0-2 2-5 5 -2.5 38,483 31,534 4/10 OFF DAY 2-5 T4 -3.0 8 4/11 at Tor W 4-3 Peralta, 2-0 Happ, 0-2 Feliz, 2 3-5 4 -3.0 48,456 (sellout) 48,456 9 4/12 at Tor W 2-0 Anderson, 1-0 STROMAN, 1-1 Feliz, 3 4-5 3 -3.0 29,919 39,188 10 4/13 at Cin W 5-1 Nelson, 1-0 Arroyo, 0-2 5-5 3 -2.0 13,574 30,650 11 4/14 at Cin W 10-4 Milone, 1-0 Wood, 0-1 6-5 3 -1.0 23,850 28,950 12 4/15 at Cin L 5-7 Iglesias, 1-0 Torres, 0-1 Lorenzen, 1 6-6 3 -2.0 31,008 29,361 13 4/16 at Cin W 4-2 Peralta, 3-0 Romano, 0-1 Feliz, 4 7-6 2 -1.0 12,625 26,572 14 4/17 at ChC W 6-3 Anderson, 2-0 Lackey, 1-2 Feliz, 5 8-6 2 -0.5 38,636 28,295 15 4/18 at ChC L 7-9 Grimm, 1-0 Hughes, 1-1 Davis, 3 8-7 2 -1.5 39,026 29,637 16 4/19 at ChC L 4-7 Davis, 2-0 Feliz, 0-2 8-8 3 -1.5 34,864 30,218 17 4/20 vs. StL W 7-5 Davies, 1-2 Martínez, 0-3 Barnes, 1 9-8 3 -0.5 26,451 30,899 18 4/21 vs. StL L 3-6 Wainwright, 1-3 Peralta, 3-1 Oh, 3 9-9 3 -1.0 23,126 30,035 19 4/22 vs. StL L 1-4 Lynn, 2-1 Torres, 0-2 Oh, 4 9-10 3 -2.0 30,865 30,118 20 4/23 vs. StL L 4-6 Leake, 3-1 Nelson, 1-1 Oh, 5 9-11 4 -2.0 31,158 30,212 21 4/24 vs. Cin W 11-7 Torres, 1-2 Garrett, 2-2 10-11 3 -2.0 23,943 29,690 22 4/25 vs. Cin W 9-1 Davies, 2-2 Feldman, 1-2 Milone, 1 11-11 2 -2.0 28,449 29,595 23 4/26 vs. Cin W 9-4 Peralta, 4-1 Davis, 0-1 12-11 2 -1.0 19,062 28,842 4/27 OFF DAY 12-11 2 -1.0 24 4/28 vs. Atl L 8-10 Ramirez, 1-1 Feliz, 0-3 Johnson, 4 12-12 3 -1.0 26,453 28,683 25 4/29 vs. Atl L 3-11 García, 1-1 Nelson, 1-2 12-13 3 -2.0 30,026 28,767 26 4/30 vs. Atl W 4-3 Garza, 1-0 Foltynewicz, 0-3 Feliz, 6 13-13 T2 -1.0 24,395 28,510 27 5/1 at StL W 7-5 (10) Drake, 1-0 Oh, 1-1 Feliz, 7 14-13 2 - Pct. 36,339 30,830 28 5/2 at StL L 1-2 Martínez, 1-3 Peralta, 4-2 Rosenthal, 3 14-14 T2 -1.0 38,616 31,538 5/3 at StL PPD - Rain (game rescheduled as part of a DH on 6/13) 14-14 T2 -1.5 29 5/4 at StL W 5-4 Drake, 2-0 Bowman, 1-1 Feliz, 8 15-14 2 -1.5 36,250 31,930 30 5/5 at Pit L 0-4 LeBlanc, 2-0 Scahill, 0-1 15-15 T3 -1.5 21,129 31,099 31 5/6 at Pit L 1-2 (10) Watson, 1-0 Torres, 1-3 15-16 4 -1.5 22,902 30,514 32 5/7 at Pit W 6-2 Davies, 3-2 Glasnow, 1-2 16-16 4 -1.5 25,108 30,153 5/8 OFF DAY 16-16 4 -1.5 33 5/9 vs. Bos W 11-7 Torres, 2-3 Pomeranz, 3-2 17-16 T3 -1.5 22,524 28,177 34 5/10 vs. Bos W 7-4 Scahill, 1-1 Kendrick, 0-2 18-16 3 -1.5 23,095 27,910 35 5/11 vs. Bos L 1-4 Kimbrel, 2-0 Feliz, 0-4 18-17 3 -2.0 26,499 27,839 36 5/12 vs. NYM W 7-4 Garza, 2-0 Harvey, 2-3 Hughes, 1 19-17 3 -1.0 28,306 27,861 37 5/13 vs. NYM W 11-4 Davies, 4-2 Gsellman, 2-3 20-17 2 -1.0 33,849 28,134 38 5/14 vs. NYM W 11-9 Feliz, 1-4 Reed, 0-2 Knebel, 1 21-17 2 -1.0 30,623 28,242 39 5/15 at SD L 5-6 (10) Torres, 2-2 Drake, 2-1 21-18 2 -1.5 15,866 29,261 40 5/16 at SD W 6-2 Nelson, 2-2 Richard, 2-5 22-18 2 -0.5 16,657 28,519 41 5/17 at SD W 3-1 Barnes, 1-0 Maurer, 0-3 Knebel, 2 23-18 1 +0.5 17,356 27,899 42 5/18 at SD W 4-2 Davies, 5-2 Quackenbush, 0-1 Knebel, 3 24-18 1 +1.0 14,359 27,186 43 5/19 at ChC W 6-3 Peralta, 5-2 Montgomery, 0-3 Torres, 1 25-18 1 +2.0 36,923 27,673 5/20 at ChC PPD - Rain (game rescheduled on 7/6) 25-18 1 +2.5 44 5/21 at ChC L 6-13 Arrieta, 5-3 Anderson, 2-1 25-19 1 +1.5 41,671 28,340 5/22 OFF DAY 25-19 1 +1.5 45 5/23 vs. Tor L 3-4 Barnes, 1-2 Nelson, 2-3 Osuna, 7 25-20 1 +1.5 30,742 28,346 46 5/24 vs. Tor L 4-8 Stroman, 5-2 Garza, 2-1 25-21 1 +0.5 26,607 28,276 47 5/25 vs. Ari L 0-4 Ray, 4-3 Davies, 5-3 25-22 2 -0.5 30,081 28,346 48 5/26 vs. Ari L 2-4 (10) McFarland, 2-0 Peralta, 5-3 Rodney, 13 25-23 2 -0.5 25,391 28,236 49 5/27 vs. Ari W 6-1 Anderson, 3-1 Greinke, 6-3 26-23 1 +0.5 29,746 28,290 50 5/28 vs. Ari W 9-5 Nelson, 3-3 Corbin, 4-5 Barnes, 2 27-23 1 +1.5 41,698 (sellout) 28,753 51 5/29 at NYM L 2-4 Gsellman, 3-3 Garza, 2-2 Reed, 7 27-24 1 +1.5 34,830 28,635 52 5/30 at NYM L 4-5 (12) Smoker, 1-2 Peralta, 5-4 27-25 1 +1.5 24,457 28,453 53 5/31 at NYM W 7-1 Guerra, 1-0 deGrom, 4-2 28-25 1 +1.5 26,517 28,372 54 6/1 at NYM W 2-1 Anderson, 4-1 Wheeler, 3-3 Knebel, 4 29-25 1 +1.5 35,123 28,642 55 6/2 vs. LA L 1-2 (12) Jansen, 3-0 Feliz, 1-5 29-26 1 +1.5 30,140 28,799 56 6/3 vs. LA L 8-10 Morrow, 2-0 Torres, 2-4 Jansen, 9 29-27 1 +1.0 34,354 28,978 57 6/4 vs. LA W 3-0 Davies, 6-3 Maeda, 4-3 Knebel, 5 30-27 1 +1.0 30,330 29,020 58 6/5 vs. SF L 2-7 Samardzija, 2-7 Scahill, 1-2 30-28 2 -Pct. 21,452 28,791 59 6/6 vs. SF W 5-2 Anderson, 5-1 Cain, 3-5 Knebel, 6 31-28 2 -Pct. 21,214 28,568 60 6/7 vs. SF W 6-3 Nelson, 4-3 Blach, 4-3 Knebel, 7 32-28 1 +1.0 20,580 28,340 61 6/8 vs. SF L 5-9 (10) Melancon, 1-1 Barnes, 1-1 32-29 1 +1.0 23,005 28,192 62 6/9 at Ari W 8-6 Davies, 7-3 McFarland, 3-1 Knebel, 8 33-29 1 +2.0 25,009 28,503 63 6/10 at Ari L 2-3 Godley, 2-1 Guerra, 1-1 Rodney, 16 33-30 1 +2.0 40,195 28,936 64 6/11 at Ari L 1-11 Ray, 7-3 Anderson, 5-2 33-31 1 +1.0 30,370 28,987 6/12 OFF DAY 33-31 1 +1.5 65 6/13 at StL - G1 L 0-6 Lynn, 5-3 Suter, 0-1 Lyons, 1 33-32 1 +1.0 40,083 29,370 66 at StL - G2 W 8-5 Hughes, 2-1 Rosenthal, 1-3 Knebel, 9 34-32 1 +1.0 40,115 29,728 67 6/14 at StL W 7-6 Garza, 3-2 Leake, 5-6 Knebel, 10 35-32 1 +2.0 38,061 29,997 68 6/15 at StL W 6-4 Torres, 3-4 Oh, 1-3 Drake, 1 36-32 1 +2.5 45,228 (sellout) 30,473 69 6/16 vs. SD W 6-5 (10) Hughes, 3-1 Buchter, 3-3 37-32 1 +2.5 31,161 28,272 70 6/17 vs. SD L 5-7 (11) Torres, 4-2 Drake, 2-2 Maton, 1 37-33 1 +2.5 34,312 28,431 71 6/18 vs. SD W 2-1 NELSON, 5-3 Perdomo, 1-4 38-33 1 +2.5 34,518 28,587 72 6/19 vs. Pit L 1-8 Cole, 5-6 Garza, 3-3 38-34 1 +1.5 25,489 28,510 73 6/20 vs. Pit L 3-7 Kuhl, 2-6 Davies, 7-4 38-35 1 +0.5 23,982 28,399 74 6/21 vs. Pit W 4-3 Drake, 3-2 Hudson, 1-3 Knebel, 11 39-35 1 +1.5 25,134 28,321 75 6/22 vs. Pit W 4-2 Anderson, 6-2 Nova, 7-5 Knebel, 12 40-35 1 +1.5 28,428 28,324 76 6/23 at Atl L 4-5 Foltynewicz, 5-5 Nelson, 5-4 Vizcaino, 1 40-36 1 +1.5 30,521 30,474 77 6/24 at Atl L 1-3 Dickey, 6-5 Garza, 3-4 Johnson, 15 40-37 1 +0.5 38,463 30,709 78 6/25 at Atl W 7-0 Davies, 8-4 Teheran, 6-6 41-37 1 +1.5 31,634 30,735 6/26 OFF DAY 41-37 1 +1.0 79 6/27 at Cin L 6-8 Adleman, 5-4 Guerra, 1-2 Iglesias, 13 41-38 1 +1.0 18,577 30,398 80 6/28 at Cin L 3-4 Storen, 2-2 Knebel, 0-1 Iglesias, 14 41-39 1 +1.0 21,842 30,166 81 6/29 at Cin W 11-3 Nelson, 6-4 Bailey, 0-2 42-39 1 +1.0 20,419 29,910 82 6/30 vs. Mia W 3-2 Torres, 4-4 Phelps, 2-4 Knebel, 13 43-39 1 +2.0 35,549 28,488 83 7/1 vs. Mia W 8-4 Davies, 9-4 Koehler, 1-3 44-39 1 +3.0 30,712 28,537 84 7/2 vs. Mia L 3-10 Straily, 6-4 Guerra, 1-3 44-40 1 +2.0 33,834 28,653 85 7/3 vs. Bal W 8-1 Suter, 1-1 Miley, 3-7 45-40 1 +2.5 36,457 28,819 86 7/4 vs. Bal W 6-2 Nelson, 7-4 Jiménez, 3-4 46-40 1 +3.5 31,818 28,881 87 7/5 vs. Bal W 4-0 Garza, 4-4 Aquino, 1-2 47-40 1 +3.5 27,734 28,858 88 7/6 at ChC W 11-2 Davies, 10-4 Montgomery, 1-6 48-40 1 +4.5 41,576 30,209 89 7/7 at NYY W 9-4 Hader, 1-0 Clippard, 1-5 49-40 1 +4.5 43,472 30,541 90 7/8 at NYY L 3-5 Chapman, 2-0 Knebel, 0-2 49-41 1 +4.5 40,224 30,777 91 7/9 at NYY W 5-3 Nelson, 8-4 Tanaka, 7-8 Knebel, 14 50-41 1 +5.5 43,952 31,091 7/10 All-Star Break 7/11 All-Star Game: Marlins Park, Miami: AL-2, NL-1 in 10 innings (Brewers represented by RHP Corey Knebel) 7/12 All-Star Break 7/13 All-Star Break G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB (WC) Attendance Average 92 7/14 vs. Phi W 9-6 Davies, 11-4 Pivetta, 2-5 Knebel, 15 51-41 1 +5.5 41,941 (sellout) 29,119 93 7/15 vs. Phi W 3-2 Barnes, 2-1 Benoit, 1-4 Knebel, 16 52-41 1 +5.5 37,950 29,293 94 7/16 vs. Phi L 2-5 Hellickson, 6-5 Scahill, 1-3 Neris, 8 52-42 1 +4.5 41,747 (sellout) 29,532 95 7/17 at Pit L 2-4 Hudson, 2-4 Hader, 1-1 Rivero, 7 52-43 1 +3.5 18,506 30,798 96 7/18 at Pit L 3-4 Nova, 10-6 Drake, 3-3 Rivero, 8 52-44 1 +2.5 20,462 30,563 97 7/19 at Pit L 2-3 (10) Watson, 5-2 Hughes, 3-2 52-45 1 +1.5 24,401 30,426 98 7/20 at Pit L 2-4 Taillon, 6-3 Nelson, 8-5 Rivero, 9 52-46 1 +1.0 33,493 30,493 99 7/21 at Phi L 1-6 Nola, 7-6 Garza, 4-5 52-47 1 +1.0 17,550 30,217 100 7/22 at Phi W 9-8 Barnes, 3-1 Neris, 2-4 Knebel, 17 53-47 1 +1.0 17,712 29,957 101 7/23 at Phi L 3-6 Eickhoff, 2-7 Guerra, 1-4 García, 1 53-48 2 -Pct. (-5.5) 21,258 29,779 7/24 OFF DAY 53-48 1 +0.5 102 7/25 at Wsh W 8-0 Davies, 12-4 Jackson, 1-1 54-48 1 +0.5 28,428 29,752 103 7/26 at Wsh L 5-8 Madson, 3-4 Barnes, 3-2 54-49 2 -0.5 (-4.0) 35,296 29,861 104 7/27 at Wsh L 2-15 Scherzer, 12-5 Blazek, 0-1 54-50 2 -1.5 (-4.5) 32,118 29,904 105 7/28 vs. ChC W 2-1 Suter, 2-1 Quintana, 2-1 Knebel, 18 55-50 2 -0.5 (-4.0) 42,574 (sellout) 29,778 106 7/29 vs. ChC L 1-2 (11) Montgomery, 3-6 Hughes, 3-3 Davis, 21 55-51 2 -1.5 (-5.0) 44,709 (sellout) 30,055 107 7/30 vs. ChC L 2-4 Lackey, 8-9 Davies, 12-5 Davis, 22 55-52 2 -2.5 (-5.5) 44,269 (sellout) 30,313 7/31 OFF DAY 55-52 2 -2.5 (-5.5) 108 8/1 vs. StL W 3-2 Nelson, 9-5 Martinez, 7-9 Knebel, 19 56-52 2 -2.5 (-5.0) 30,150 30,310 109 8/2 vs. StL L 4-5 Weaver, 1-1 Suter, 2-2 Rosenthal, 7 56-53 2 -2.5 (-5.5) 34,433 30,382 110 8/3 vs. StL W 2-1 Garza, 5-5 Cecil, 1-4 Knebel, 20 57-53 2 -1.5 (-5.5) 40,170 30,551 111 8/4 at TB W 2-0 Woodruff, 1-0 Faria, 5-2 Knebel, 21 58-53 2 -0.5 (-5.5) 21,164 29,739 112 8/5 at TB W 3-0 Davies, 13-5 Cobb, 9-8 Swarzak, 1 59-53 2 -0.5 (-5.0) 15,849 29,482 113 8/6 at TB L 1-2 Hunter, 1-2 Barnes, 3-3 59-54 2 -0.5 (-5.0) 12,129 29,167 114 8/7 at Min L 4-5 Boshers, 1-0 Drake, 3-4 Belisle, 2 59-55 2 -1.5 (-5.5) 31,339 29,205 115 8/8 at Min L 4-11 Duffey, 1-3 Garza, 5-6 Gee, 1 59-56 2 -1.5 (-6.0) 34,185 29,293 116 8/9 vs. Min L 0-4 Colón, 2-1 Woodruff, 1-1 59-57 3 -1.5 (-6.5) 30,174 30,545 117 8/10 vs. Min L 2-7 Busenitz, 1-0 Davies, 13-6 59-58 3 -2.0 (-6.5) 33,904 30,600 118 8/11 vs. Cin L 10-11 Bailey, 4-6 Nelson, 9-6 Iglesias, 20 59-59 T3 -3.0 (-6.5) 34,517 30,665 119 8/12 vs. Cin W 6-5 (10) Knebel, 1-2 Adleman, 5-10 60-59 3 -2.0 (-6.5) 38,256 30,788 120 8/13 vs. Cin W 7-4 Garza, 6-6 Romano, 2-5 Knebel, 22 61-59 3 -2.0 (-5.5) 43, 248 (sellout) 30,986 8/14 OFF DAY 61-59 3 -2.5 (-6.0) 121 8/15 vs. Pit W 3-1 Davies, 14-6 Nova, 10-10 Knebel, 23 62-59 3 -1.5 (-5.0) 32,605 31,011 122 8/16 vs. Pit W 7-6 Swarzak, 1-0 Nicasio, 1-5 Knebel, 24 63-59 2 -1.5 (-4.0) 32,439 31,033 8/17 OFF DAY 63-59 2 -1.0 (-4.5) 123 8/18 at Col L 4-8 Márquez, 10-5 Garza, 6-7 63-60 3 -2.0 (-4.5) 32,385 29,346 124 8/19 at Col W 6-3 Swarzak, 2-0 Holland, 2-4 Knebel, 25 64-60 2 -2.0 (-3.5) 47,216 29,649 125 8/20 at Col W 8-4 Anderson, 7-2 Freeland, 11-8 Knebel, 26 65-60 2 -2.0 (-2.5) 32,426 29,695 126 8/21 at SF L 0-2 Stratton, 2-2 Davies, 14-7 Dyson, 11 65-61 2 -2.5 (-3.5) 39,341 29,853 127 8/22 at SF W 4-3 Jeffress, 1-0 Suarez, 0-3 Knebel, 27 66-61 2 -2.5 (-3.0) 39,523 30,009 128 8/23 at SF L 2-4 Strickland, 3-3 Barnes, 3-4 Dyson, 12 66-62 2 -3.5 (-3.0) 40,015 30,168 8/24 OFF DAY 66-62 2 -3.0 (-3.5) 129 8/25 at LA L 1-3 Maeda, 12-5 Anderson, 7-3 Jansen, 35 66-63 2 -3.0 (-3.5) 52,455 (sellout) 30,516 130 8/26 at LA W 3-0 Davies, 15-7 Ravin, 0-1 Knebel, 28 67-63 2 -3.0 (-3.5) 52,345 30,852 131 8/27 at LA W 3-2 Nelson, 10-6 Darvish, 2-1 Knebel, 29 68-63 2 -2.0 (-3.5) 51,355 31,163 8/28 OFF DAY 68-63 2 -2.5 (-3.0) 132 8/29 vs. StL 6:40 FS Wisconsin 133 8/30 vs. StL 1:10 FS Wisconsin 134 8/31 vs. Wsh 7:10 FS Wisconsin 135 9/1 vs. Wsh 7:10 FS Wisconsin 136 9/2 vs. Wsh 6:10 FS Wisconsin 137 9/3 vs. Wsh 1:10 FS Wisconsin 138 9/4 at Cin 12:10 ESPN 139 9/5 at Cin 6:10 FS Wisconsin 140 9/6 at Cin 11:35 FS Wisconsin 9/7 OFF DAY 141 9/8 at ChC 1:20 FS Wisconsin 142 9/9 at ChC 3:05 FS Wisconsin 143 9/10 at ChC 1:20 FS Wisconsin 144 9/11 vs. Pit 6:40 FS Wisconsin 145 9/12 vs. Pit 6:40 FS Wisconsin 146 9/13 vs. Pit 7:10 FS Wisconsin 9/14 OFF DAY 147 9/15 at Mia 6:10 FS Wisconsin 148 9/16 at Mia 6:10 FS Wisconsin 149 9/17 at Mia 12:10 FS Wisconsin 150 9/18 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 151 9/19 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 152 9/20 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 153 9/21 vs. ChC 7:10 FS Wisconsin 154 9/22 vs. ChC 7:10 FS Wisconsin 155 9/23 vs. ChC 6:10 FS Wisconsin 156 9/24 vs. ChC 1:10 FS Wisconsin 9/25 OFF DAY 157 9/26 vs. Cin 6:40 FS Wisconsin 158 9/27 vs. Cin 7:10 FS Wisconsin 159 9/28 vs. Cin 3:10 FS Wisconsin 160 9/29 at StL 7:15 FS Wisconsin 161 9/30 at StL 3:15 FS1 162 10/1 at StL 2:15 FS Wisconsin ODDS & ENDS

Record With the Roof Open/Panels Open ...... 20-12 Record When Wearing White Uniforms ...... 8-8 Record With the Roof Open/Panels Closed ...... 3-3 Record When Wearing Gray Uniforms ...... 6-14 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Open ...... 3-3 Record When Wearing Blue “Brewers” Uniforms...... 24-17 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Closed ...... 9-12 Record When Wearing Blue “Milwaukee” Uniforms ...... 12-13 35-30 Record When Wearing Retro Uniforms ...... 5-6 Record When Wearing Mother’s Day Uniforms ...... 2-0 Record When Wearing White Memorial Day Uniforms ...... 2-0 Record When Wearing Gray Memorial Day Uniforms ...... 0-1 Record When Wearing Father’s Day Uniforms ...... 1-1 Record When Wearing Cerveceros Uniforms ...... 1-0 Record When Wearing Fourth of July Uniforms ...... 2-1 Record When Wearing 1982 Reunion Uniforms ...... 2-1 Record When Wearing Milwaukee Bears Uniforms ...... 1-0 Record When Wearing Players Weekend Uniforms ...... 2-1 68-63 2017 TRANSACTIONS JANUARY 6/8, recalled RHP Paolo Espino from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned OF Brett Phillips to Triple-A 1/13, signed RHP Wily Peralta and RHP Carlos Torres to 1-year contracts (avoided arbitration) Colorado Springs 1/19, signed RHP Neftalί Feliz to a 1-year contract; invited RHP David Goforth, RHP Aaron Wilkerson, 6/9, placed 3B Travis Shaw on the family medical emergency list; recalled OF Brett Phillips from C Dustin Houle , C Jacob Nottingham and OF Corey Ray to Major League camp Triple-A Colorado Springs; recalled LHP Josh Hader from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned RHP 1/24, signed RHP Joba Chamberlain to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp Paolo Espino to Triple-A Colorado Springs 1/31, claimed INF Ehire Adrianza off waivers from San Francisco; designated RHP Rob Scahill for 6/10, placed 2B Jonathan Villar on the 10-day disabled list with a lower back strain; recalled OF Lewis assignment Brinson from Triple-A Colorado Springs 6/13, reinstated 3B Travis Shaw from the family medical emergency list; optioned OF Brett Phillips FEBRUARY to Triple-A Colorado Springs; recalled LHP Brent Suter from Triple-A Colorado Springs (26th man); 2/2, claimed 1B Jesús Aguilar off waivers from Cleveland; designated INF Ehire Adrianza for selected the contract of RHP Brandon Woodruff from Triple-A Colorado Springs; designated RHP Rob assignment Scahill for assignment; placed RHP Brandon Woodruff on the 10-day disabled list with right hamstring 2/6, claimed RHP Rob Scahill cleared waivers, outrighted to Triple-A Colorado Springs and invited to tightness; recalled RHP Paolo Espino from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned LHP Brent Suter to Major League camp Triple-A Colorado Springs 2/10, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: SS Orlando Arcia, OF , OF Ryan 6/14, reinstated RHP Matt Garza from the 10-day disabled list; designated RHP Neftalí Feliz for Cordell, INF/OF Hernán Pérez, C Manny Piña, 3B Travis Shaw, RHP Jacob Barnes, RHP Adrian assignment Houser, RHP Jhan Mariñez and RHP Taylor Williams 6/15, outrighted RHP Rob Scahill to Triple-A Colorado Springs 2/14, arbitration case with RHP Chase Anderson ruled in favor of the club 6/17, acquired INF Nick Noonan from Miami in exchange for cash 2/17, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: 1B Jesús Aguilar , INF Yadiel Rivera, C Andrew 6/19, released RHP Neftalí Feliz Susac, RHP Junior Guerra, LHP Josh Hader, RHP Jorge López and LHP Brent Suter 6/21, placed RHP Wily Peralta on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 6/20, with a right calf strain; 2/25, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: C Jett Bandy , OF Keon Broxton, OF Brett recalled LHP Brent Suter from Triple-A Colorado Springs Phillips, OF Michael Reed, OF Domingo Santana, RHP , RHP , RHP 6/22, sent OF Ryan Braun and 2B Jonathan Villar to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment; signed Zach Davies, RHP Taylor Jungmann, RHP Corey Knebel and RHP Damien Magnifico RHP Tom Wilhelmsen to a minor-league contract 6/25, claimed C Stephen Vogt off waivers from Oakland; optioned C Jett Bandy and OF Lewis Brinson MARCH to Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/2, signed RHP Jimmy Nelson to a 1-year contract; renewed the contract of INF Jonathan Villar 6/27, reinstated OF Ryan Braun and 2B Jonathan Villar from the 10-day disabled list; designated INF/ 3/8, optioned RHP Adrian Houser to minor-league camp; reassigned C Jacob Nottingham , OF Corey OF for assignment Ray and RHP Yhonathan Barrios to minor-league camp 6/29, placed RHP Chase Anderson on the 10-day disabled list with a left oblique strain; recalled RHP 3/13, optioned LHP Josh Hader, RHP Jorge López, RHP Damien Magnifico and RHP Taylor Jorge López from Double-A Biloxi Williams to minor-league camp; reassigned LHP Andrew Barbosa, RHP Paolo Espino, RHP Stephen 6/30, optioned RHP Jorge López to Double-A Biloxi; selected the contract of RHP Rob Scahill from Kohlscheen and RHP Aaron Wilkerson to minor-league camp Triple-A Colorado Springs; outrighted RHP Tyler Cravy to Triple-A Colorado Springs; traded INF/OF 3/17, optioned OF Lewis Brinson, OF Ryan Cordell and OF Brett Phillips to minor-league camp; Nick Franklin to LA of Anaheim in exchange for a player to be named or cash reassigned RHP Forrest Snow to minor-league camp 3/22, optioned OF Michael Reed, INF Yadiel Rivera and RHP Michael Blazek to minor-league camp; JULY reassigned C Dustin Houle , RHP David Goforth and LHP Andy Oliver to minor-league camp; released 7/2, optioned RHP Paolo Espino to Triple-A Colorado Springs RHP Joba Chamberlain and RHP Ryan Webb 7/3, selected the contract of RHP Michael Blazek from Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/25, reassigned RHP Hiram Burgos to minor-league camp 7/5, sent RHP Wily Peralta to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment 3/26, optioned LHP Brent Suter to minor-league camp; acquired C Tyler Heineman from Houston in 7/6, placed INF Eric Sogard on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 7/5, with a left ankle strain; exchange for a player to be named or cash recalled INF Yadiel Rivera from Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/28, 2B Scooter Gennett claimed off waivers by Cincinnati 7/7, acquired International Signing Pool space from Baltimore in exchange for RHP Aaron Myers 3/31, placed RHP Matt Garza on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right groin; placed C Andrew 7/9, placed RHP Junior Guerra on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 7/8, with a right shin contusion Susac on the 10-day disabled list with trapezius tightness 7/13, acquired LHP Tyler Webb from New York-AL in exchange for 1B Garrett Cooper; optioned RHP Michael Blazek to Triple-A Colorado Springs APRIL 7/14, recalled OF Brett Phillips from Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/2, signed RHP Jared Hughes to a 1-year contract; optioned RHP Tyler Cravy to Triple-A Colorado 7/15, sent RHP Brandon Woodruff to Rookie Arizona on rehab assignment Springs; reassigned C René García, INF Iván De Jesús Jr. , INF Eric Sogard and RHP Rob Scahill 7/18, placed C Stephen Vogt on the 10-day disabled list with a left knee sprain; recalled C Jett Bandy to Triple-A Colorado Springs and RHP Michael Blazek from Triple-A Colorado Springs; reinstated RHP Junior Guerra from the 4/4, placed RHP Junior Guerra on the 10-day disabled list with a right calf strain; recalled LHP Brent 10-day disabled list; optioned LHP Tyler Webb and INF Yadiel Rivera to Triple-A Colorado Springs Suter from Triple-A Colorado Springs 7/19, sent INF Eric Sogard to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment; sent RHP Brandon Woodruff 4/5, claimed INF/OF Nick Franklin off waivers from Tampa Bay; designated RHP Michael Blazek for to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment assignment 7/22, reinstated INF Eric Sogard from the 10-day disabled list; optioned OF Keon Broxton to Triple-A 4/6, optioned RHP Taylor Jungmann to Double-A Biloxi Colorado Springs 4/7, INF/OF Nick Franklin reported to Milwaukee 7/23, reinstated RHP Wily Peralta from the 10-day disabled list; designated RHP Rob Scahill for 4/8, optioned LHP Brent Suter to Triple-A Colorado Springs assignment 4/9, selected the contract of RHP David Goforth from Triple-A Colorado Springs; designated RHP 7/25, RHP Brandon Woodruff reinstated from the 10-day disabled list and optioned to Triple-A Colorado Damien Magnifico for assignment Springs 4/10, outrighted RHP Michael Blazek to Triple-A Colorado Springs 7/26, acquired RHP Anthony Swarzak from Chicago-AL in exchange for OF Ryan Cordell; placed 4/12, sent RHP Matt Garza to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment RHP Matt Garza on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 7/23, with a right lower leg strain; recalled OF 4/13, sent C Andrew Susac to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment; acquired International Lewis Brinson from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned OF Brett Phillips to Triple-A Colorado Springs Signing Bonus Slot #15 from Baltimore in exchange for RHP Damien Magnifico; acquired RHP Oliver 7/27, added RHP Anthony Swarzak to the 25-man roster Drake from Baltimore in exchange for a player to be named or cash; designated RHP David Goforth 7/28, recalled RHP Paolo Espino from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned RHP Michael Blazek to for assignment Triple-A Colorado Springs; outrighted RHP Rob Scahill to Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/15, reinstated C Andrew Susac from the 10-day disabled list and optioned him to Triple-A Colorado 7/29, designated RHP Wily Peralta for assignment; selected the contract of OF Kirk Nieuwenhuis from Springs Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/17, sent RHP Matt Garza to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment 7/30, selected the contract of LHP Wei-Chung Wang from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned RHP 4/18, outrighted RHP David Goforth to Triple-A Colorado Springs Junior Guerra to Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/21, designated OF Kirk Nieuwenhuis for assignment; recalled LHP Brent Suter from Triple-A 7/31, acquired RHP Jeremy Jeffress from Texas in exchange for RHP Tayler Scott; designated OF Colorado Springs Kirk Nieuwenhuis for assignment 4/24, reinstated RHP Matt Garza from the 10-day disabled list; optioned LHP Brent Suter to Triple-A Colorado Springs; outrighted OF Kirk Nieuwenhuis to Triple-A Colorado Springs AUGUST MAY 8/1, recalled OF Keon Broxton from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned RHP Paolo Espino to Triple-A 5/1, designated LHP Tommy Milone for assignment; selected the contract of RHP Rob Scahill from Colorado Springs Triple-A Colorado Springs 8/3, reinstated RHP Matt Garza from the 10-day disabled list; optioned LHP Wei-Chung Wang to 5/4, acquired a player to be named or cash from Los Angeles in exchange for OF Victor Roache Triple-A Colorado Springs; outrighted RHP Wily Peralta and OF Kirk Nieuwenhuis to Triple-A Colorado 5/7, LHP Tommy Milone claimed off waivers by New York-NL Springs 5/12, placed OF Ryan Braun on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 5/11, with a left calf strain; 8/4, recalled RHP Brandon Woodruff from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned OF Lewis Brinson to selected the contract of INF Eric Sogard from Triple-A Colorado Springs; acquired cash from Miami in Triple-A Colorado Springs; placed C Jett Bandy on the 10-day disabled list with a rib fracture; recalled exchange for INF Nick Noonan C Andrew Susac from Triple-A Colorado Springs 5/15, designated RHP Jhan Mariñez for assignment; recalled LHP Brent Suter from Triple-A Colorado 8/8, sent RHP Chase Anderson to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment Springs; sent RHP Junior Guerra to Double-A Biloxi on rehab assignment 8/11, sent C Stephen Vogt to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment 5/19, optioned LHP Brent Suter to Triple-A Colorado Springs; selected the contract of RHP Paolo 8/12, acquired 2B Neil Walker and cash from New York-NL in exchange for a player to be named Espino from Triple-A Colorado Springs; RHP Jhan Mariñez claimed off waivers by Pittsburgh 8/13, placed LHP Brent Suter on the 10-day disabled list with a left rotator cuff strain; designated RHP 5/20, sent RHP Junior Guerra to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment; optioned RHP Paolo Michael Blazek for assignment; sent RHP Chase Anderson to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab Espino to Triple-A Colorado Springs; recalled RHP Tyler Cravy from Triple-A Colorado Springs assignment 5/21, reinstated OF Ryan Braun from the 10-day disabled list; optioned RHP Tyler Cravy to Triple-A 8/15, sent C Stephen Vogt to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment Colorado Springs 8/16, outrighted RHP Michael Blazek to Triple-A Colorado Springs 5/26, placed OF Ryan Braun on the 10-day disabled list with a left calf strain; reinstated RHP Junior 8/18, reinstated C Stephen Vogt from the 10-day disabled list; placed C Andrew Susac on the 10-day Guerra from the 10-day disabled list disabled list, retroactive to 8/15, with a right trapezius strain 8/20, reinstated RHP Chase Anderson from the 10-day disabled list; optioned RHP Brandon Woodruff JUNE to Triple-A Colorado Springs 6/5, acquired INF Yeison Coca from Boston as the player to be named in the 12/6/16 trade; placed 3B 8/23, claimed RHP Aaron Brooks off waivers from Chicago-NL; designated RHP Paolo Espino for Travis Shaw on the paternity list; recalled OF Brett Phillips from Triple-A Colorado Springs assignment 6/7, placed RHP Matt Garza on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to 6/4, with a chest contusion; 8/26, acquired cash from Texas in exchange for RHP Paolo Espino reinstated 3B Travis Shaw from the paternity list PLAYERS USED IN 2017 PITCHERS (28): Chase Anderson, Jacob Barnes, Michael Blazek, Tyler Cravy, Zach Davies, Oliver Drake, Paolo Espino, Neftalí Feliz, Matt Garza, David Goforth, Junior Guerra, Josh Hader, Jared Hughes, Jeremy Jeffress, Taylor Jungmann, Corey Knebel, Jorge López, Jhan Mariñez, Tommy Milone, Jimmy Nelson, Wily Peralta, Rob Scahill, Brent Suter, Anthony Swarzak, Carlos Torres, Wei-Chung Wang, Tyler Webb, Brandon Woodruff

CATCHERS (4): Jett Bandy, Manny Piña, Andrew Susac, Stephen Vogt

INFIELDERS (10): Jesús Aguilar, Orlando Arcia, Nick Franklin, Hernán Pérez, Yadiel Rivera, Travis Shaw, Eric Sogard, Eric Thames, Jonathan Villar, Neil Walker

OUTFIELDERS (6): Ryan Braun, Lewis Brinson, Keon Broxton, Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Brett Phillips, Domingo Santana

TOTAL PLAYERS USED: 48 (position players based on primary position)

BREWERS AWARD WINNERS

Brewers Player of the Month - April ...... Eric Thames Brewers Pitcher of the Month - April ...... Chase Anderson Brewers Player of the Month - May ...... Travis Shaw Brewers Pitcher of the Month - May ...... Corey Knebel Brewers Player of the Month - June ...... Travis Shaw Brewers Pitcher of the Month - June ...... Jimmy Nelson Brewers Player of the Month - July ...... Travis Shaw Brewers Pitcher of the Month - July ...... Brent Suter

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