Matt Carroll is a writer at Just Baseball. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Matt's work has been featured in various publications, including Carlton Football Club, BigFooty, and Yahoo Sports.
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Matt Carroll's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly baseball and the Milwaukee Brewers. His coverage heavily emphasizes announcements, investment analysis, breaking news, and press releases related to the team.
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Some offseason matches end up basically being spoken into existence. Willson Contreras and the Boston Red Sox felt like one of those matches.
Having been traded or cut by several teams over his career, the veteran big leaguer is finally raking the way some always felt he could.
By: Matt Carroll
The fan vote has produced some less-than-worthy All-Star starters in the past and seems on pace to do so yet again.
If you look up the definition of “punching bag” on the Merriam Webster website, you will find a description that says, “One who is routinely abused or defeated by another.” Next to that is a picture of the Colorado Rockies logo.
By: Matt Carroll
The Brewers are looking for regular-season success to translate come October. To do so, they'll need help from players like Christian Yelich.
The news he was set to deliver on Saturday wasn't going to be good by any means. But Milwaukee Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff made it clear that he's not quite dead yet….in a manner of speaking.
The Milwaukee Brewers limped into the All-Star break after being swept in three games by the Pirates on the road in Pittsburgh, the culmination of a stretch of 18 games in 17 days.
It's been mostly smiles for the Milwaukee Brewers and their faithful on their recent homestand.
Players and fans alike are already loving the Milwaukee Brewers' efforts to keep their alumni nearby for reunion games and fun events.
On Friday, right-hander Yovani Gallardo got the start a little after 6pm CST in Milwaukee. Outfielder Ryan Braun got robbed of a hard single to left early on in the game while general manager Doug Melvin looked on.
