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MILWAUKEE BREWERS (44-57) vs. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (55-45) RHP Mike Fiers (5-8, 3.94) vs. RHP Jake Peavy (2-4, 4.86) Wednesday, July 29, 2015 - 2:45 CT - AT&T Park Game #102 - Road Game #53 STREAK: Won 1 LAST FIVE: 2-3 LAST TEN: 5-5 HOME RECORD: 20-29 ROAD RECORD: 24-28 WHAT’S BREWING? TODAY’S GAME: Is Game 7 (2-4) of a 7-game trip to Arizona (1-3) and San Francisco (1-1)..... BREWERS vs. GIANTS following this road trip, the Brewers return to Miller Park for their longest homestand of the Best Record - Major Leagues 1998: 5-4 2008: 6-0 Since June 23 season during which they play Chicago-NL (4g), San Diego (4g) and St. Louis (3g). 1999: 4-5 2009: 4-5 Team Record 2000: 3-6 2010: 2-5 2001: 5-4 2011: 3-3 1. LA of Anaheim ..........................19-9 (.679) IN THE TRAINER’S ROOM: RHP Brandon Kintzler is on the 15-day disabled list with left 2002: 1-5 2012: 2-4 2. Kansas City ............................21-11 (.656) knee tendinitis.....he was placed on the DL on 5/29, retroactive to 5/28. 2003: 1-5 2013: 5-2 3. New York-AL ..........................19-10 (.655) 2004: 1-5 2014: 2-4 2005: 4-3 2015: 1-4 4. Milwaukee .............................19-11 (.633) BREWERS IN THE STANDINGS (115 days): The Brewers have spent the following number Pittsburgh ...............................19-11 (.633) 2006: 6-3 Total: 59-72 of days alone or tied at each position in the NL Central: FIRST: 0, SECOND: 1, THIRD: 1, 2007: 4-5 We’re Going Streaking! FOURTH: 2, FIFTH: 111.....the team has spent the last 108 days in fifth place.....the Brewers SUMMARY: Are 59-72 all-time, including 1-4 this Gerardo Parra enters today’s contest trail the first-place Cardinals by 20.5 games and are 11.5 games out of a Wild Card spot. season.....went 2-4 last season.....at MIL: Are 34-37 on a 12-game hitting streak, batting .452 all-time, going 27-29 at Miller Park and 7-8 at County (19-for-42, 1hr, 4rbi).....it is the longest SERIES-LY SPEAKING: The Brewers are 10-19-3 in series play. Stadium.....are 0-3 this season.....went 2-1 last hitting streak by a Brewer this season Game 1: 16-17, Game 2: 15-18, Game 3: 11-18, Game 4: 2-4. season.....at SF: Are 25-35 all-time, including 20-31 at and a game shy of his career high of 13 Sweep Wins (3): at Philadelphia (4g, 6/29-7/2), at Cincinnati (3g, 7/3-7/5) and vs. Pittsburgh AT&T Park and 5-4 at Candlestick Park.....are 1-1 this from 4/14-4/28, 2013. season.....went 0-3 last season.....snapped a 5-game (3g, 7/17-7/19). losing streak in San Francisco last night. Major League Batting Leaders - Sweep Losses (5): vs. Colorodo (3g, 4/6-4/8), at Pittsburgh (3g, 4/17-4/19), vs. San Francisco Since April 25 (3g, 5/25-5/27), vs. Kansas City (2g, 6/15-6/16) and at Kansas City (2g, 6/17-6/18). THE BREWERS WHEN..... Player BA Scoring First ........................................32-16 1. Paul Goldschmidt, Ari ..........356 (105-295) BREWERS AT HOME: The Brewers are 20-29 at home, going 4-9-3 in series play.....the team Opponent Scores First.........................12-41 2. Gerardo Parra, Mil ...............348 (96-276) had a season-high 5-game home winning streak from 7/8-7/21 and a season-high 7-game 3. Jason Kipnis, Cle ................348 (113-325) home losing streak from 5/12-5/30. Out-hitting Opponent .............................32-8 Out-hit by Opponent ..............................8-44 First Impressions Hit Totals Even ........................................4-5 Gerardo Parra has made 28 starts in BREWERS ON THE ROAD: The Brewers are 24-28 on the road, going 6-10 in series play..... their 7-0 road trip from 6/29-7/5 at Philadelphia (4-0) and Cincinnati (3-0) marked the second Committing An Error ............................21-32 the leadoff spot this season, batting .379 Committing No Errors ..........................23-25 (44-for-116, 5hr, 14rbi), including .500 undefeated trip of at least 7 games in franchise history (also 7/18-7/24, 2008 at SF and StL)..... (13-for-26, 3hr, 2bb) in the first inning. the team had a season-high 7-game road losing streak from 4/15-4/28. Leading After 7 Innings..........................36-1 Trailing After 7 Innings ..........................3-50 Tied After 7 Innings .................................5-6 Front Runner LET’S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE: The Brewers have made 20 replay challenges this season, Entering today’s game, Gerardo Parra going 14-6.....their last challenge (won) came on 7/19 vs. Pittsburgh as an out call at first base Leading After 8 Innings .........................41-0 is batting .424 (59-for-139) in his team’s Trailing After 8 Innings ..........................0-55 involving Jean Segura in the third inning was overturned.....the team was 17-10 in replay wins.....only the Tigers’ Miguel Cabrera Tied After 8 Innings .................................3-2 (.432, 64-for-148) has been better. challenges last season, the first year of expanded replay. Hitting a Home Run .............................33-21 Not Hitting a Home Run ......................11-36 The Closer MANAGER: Craig Counsell (76g, 37-39) is in his first season as a Major League manager..... Francisco Rodriguez has converted 28 he was named to his position on 5/4, replacing Ron Roenicke (673g, 342-331).....the team Scoring at Least 4 Runs ......................38-11 straight save opportunities, including all went 7-18 under Roenicke this season (5th place, -11.5 games).....Counsell is signed to a Scoring 3 Runs or Fewer .......................6-46 23 chances this season.....his last blown 3-year contract which runs through the 2017 season.....he did not have previous coaching/ save came last 8/27 at San Diego..... vs. Right-Handed Starter .....................32-48 managing experience.....bio is on p. 13 of the media guide. vs. Left-Handed Starter .........................12-9 he has the second-longest active saves streak in the Major Leagues. Day Games ..........................................13-23 Pitcher Consecutive Saves COACHES: Returning from the 2014 staff: first base coach Mike Guerrero (2nd season, 1st as Night Games ........................................31-34 1. Mark Melancon, Pit ................................30 1B coach), pitching coach Rick Kranitz (5th season), bench coach Jerry Narron (5th season), Decided In Last At-Bat ............................8-5 2. Francisco Rodriguez, Mil .....................28 third base coach Ed Sedar (9th season, 5th as 3B coach), outfield coach John Shelby (5th Walk-off Wins & Losses ...........................2-1 season) and bullpen coach Lee Tunnell (3rd season).....hitting coach Darnell Coles is in his 1-Run Games ......................................12-11 All-Time Major League Leaders - Saves first season on the coaching staff. Extra Innings ............................................3-2 Pitcher Saves Come-From-Behind Wins .........................18 1. Mariano Rivera .....................................652 Losses After Leading ................................19 CURRENT ROSTER: PITCHERS (13) - RH Michael Blazek, RH Jonathan Broxton, LH Neal Shutouts.................................................5-11 2. Trevor Hoffman ....................................601 Cotts, RH Mike Fiers, RH Matt Garza, RH David Goforth, RH Jeremy Jeffress, RH Taylor 3. Lee Smith .............................................478 vs. NL Central ......................................18-19 4. John Franco .........................................424 Jungmann, RH Corey Knebel, RH Kyle Lohse, RH Jimmy Nelson, RH Francisco Rodriguez, vs. NL East ..........................................11-10 5. Billy Wagner .........................................422 LH Will Smith.....CATCHERS (2) - Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado..... INFIELDERS (5) - vs. NL West ...........................................7-18 6. Dennis Eckersley ..................................390 Scooter Gennett, Hector Gomez, Adam Lind, Hernan Perez, Jean Segura..... OUTFIELDERS Interleague .............................................8-10 7. Joe Nathan ...........................................377 (5) - Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Carlos Gomez, Gerardo Parra, Shane Peterson. BREWERS BY DAY/MONTH 8. Francisco Rodriguez ..........................371 bold italics indicate not on the Opening Day roster. Monday .................7-7 April ..................5-17 All-Time Franchise Leaders - HR Tuesday ................6-9 May ................12-17 Player HR OPENING DAY ROSTER: PITCHERS (12) - RH Michael Blazek, RH Jonathan Broxton, LH Wednesday .........5-10 June ...............14-14 July .................. 13-9 1. Robin Yount ..........................................251 Neal Cotts, RH Mike Fiers, RH Matt Garza, RH Jeremy Jeffress, RH Kyle Lohse, RH Jimmy Thursday ...............3-6 Friday ....................9-7 August ................0-0 2. Ryan Braun .........................................248 Nelson, RH Wily Peralta, RH Francisco Rodriguez, LH Will Smith, RH Tyler Thornburg..... Saturday ...............7-9 September ......... 0-0 3. Prince Fielder .......................................230 CATCHERS (2) - Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado..... INFIELDERS (6) - Scooter Gennett, Sunday ..................7-9 Hector Gomez, Luis Jimenez, Adam Lind, Aramis Ramirez, Jean Segura..... OUTFIELDERS BREWERS ALL-TIME (1969-2015) (5) - Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Carlos Gomez, Gerardo Parra, Logan Schafer. ALL-TIME IN THE NL (1998-2015) WON - 3545 LOST - 3875 PCT. - .478 bold italics indicate no longer on the 25-man roster. 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    Milwaukee Brewers News Clips Wednesday, March 11, 2015 MLB.com PHOENIX -- Kyle Lohse pitched three scoreless innings Lohse builds case for opener start as Brewers and Martin Maldonado hit a two-run home run as the best Reds Parra on board with learning to play first base Brewers' regulars got the best of their Reds counterparts Brewers prospect Williams draws Kimbrel in the early innings of Tuesday's 5-3 Cactus League comparisons Last call: Lucroy to see action on Minors side victory for Milwaukee over Cincinnati at Maryvale K-Rod nearer to reporting to Brewers camp Baseball Park. Journal-Sentinel Gerardo Parra happy to provide depth at first Lohse scattered two hits and struck out four batters base without a walk while working opposite Johnny Cueto in Brewers beat Reds, 5-3, for first Cactus League victory a meeting of projected Opening Day starters. In his first Catcher Jonathan Lucroy cleared for intrasquad 5 2/3 innings this spring, Lohse has struck out seven games Brewers spring training report: Tuesday at a batters and walked none. glance Miller Park stadium tax could end as soon as 2018 Cueto enjoyed facing a Milwaukee lineup that featured several players expected to be regulars this season. Fox Sports Wisconsin Brewers option pitchers Hellweg, Wang to "It's good to have that, because when you face the minor leagues veterans, they sit there and just look at pitches," Cueto Brewers' Clark hopes to gain notice with hot bat said via translator Tomas Vera. "They let you throw and AP throw and throw. They take a lot of pitches, because they Brewers notch first spring-training victory are looking for something.