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By: Adam Mccalvy
Twenty years since he last patrolled right field at Wrigley Field, Sammy Sosa and the Cubs are working on a reunion. After the seven-time Chicago All-Star and 1998 National League MVP put out a statement on Thursday in which he apologized and acknowledged that, “I made mistakes” during a playing
Twenty years since he last patrolled right field at Wrigley Field, Sammy Sosa and the Cubs are working on a reunion. After the seven-time Chicago All-Star and 1998 National League MVP put out a statement on Thursday in which he apologized and acknowledged that, “I made mistakes” during a playing career dotted with allegations of performance-enhancing drug use, Cubs executive chairman Tom Ricketts extended an invitation for Sosa to attend the 2025 Cubs Convention, which runs from Jan 17-19. “We appreciate Sammy releasing his statement and for reaching out,” Ricketts said. “No one played harder or wanted to win more.…
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers Spring Training tickets are on sale now and the club is expected to announce plans for regular-season ticket sales soon, along with some other initiatives planned for 2025. Here’s a rundown of what’s available now:
This story was excerpted from Adam McCalvy's Brewers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. The next month and a half will tell. Finding the right deal for Williams was GM Matt Arnold's top priority for this offseason, and he got it done in the wake of the Winter Meetings, sending Williams to the Yankees for lefty starter Nestor Cortes (a free agent-to-be), infield prospect Caleb Durbin (who figures to help solve for the departure of free agent shortstop Willy Adames) and a reported $4.5 million to apply elsewhere…
By: Adam Mccalvy
The Brewers have reached an agreement with Diamond Sports Group to produce and distribute telecasts in 2025, reversing a previous move to Major League Baseball Media handling those functions. For Brewers fans, that means Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich and William Contreras -- not to mention the team’s broadcast crew --
MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers tinkered with their bullpen depth Thursday by acquiring right-hander Grant Anderson from the Rangers for Minor League lefty Mason Molina. Anderson, 27, posted a 6.35 ERA and a 21.5 percent strikeout rate in 49 appearances in the Majors for Texas over the past two seasons, all
MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers tinkered with their bullpen depth Thursday by acquiring right-hander Grant Anderson from the Rangers for Minor League lefty Mason Molina.
What does 2025 have in store for the Crew? Adam McCalvy This story was excerpted from Adam McCalvy's Brewers Beat newsletter.
MILWAUKEE -- After delivering two of the Brewers' biggest moments in the waning days of the 2024 season, first baseman Jake Bauers is back, but he'll have to earn his spot.
By: Adam Mccalvy
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