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We were one batter away from getting a Timber Rattler-Timber Rattler matchup 😢 Phillippe Aumont: 55.2 IP w/ T-Rats in 2008 Brice Turang: 82 G, .287 BA w/ T-Rats in 2019

Them: What do you do as a local news reporter? Me:

This is insanely cool

Yes, run-scoring environment was high but still

Random post of the day... 2006 Brewers lineup was kinda underrated. 1. Rickie Weeks (.766 OPS, 19 SB) 2. Bill Hall (.553 SLG, 35 HR, 5.8 bWAR) 3. Geoff Jenkins (.791 OPS) 4. Carlos Lee (.896 OPS, 28 HR in 102 G) 5. Prince Fielder (.831 OPS) 6. Corey Koskie (.833 OPS)

@Todd_Rosiak Saving bullets for October. Makes sense.

@dgo151 Sometime about early August.

Shane Drohan vs. Jett Williams

@lanceallan @Stevie_Elam @MKE_MBB @maccfund Great story

Honored to tell Stevie Elam’s @Stevie_Elam story of childhood cancer & playing with one kidney with @MKE_MBB on the same floor the legendary Jon McGlocklin started the @maccfund MACC Fund. 50 years improving the odds to beat childhood cancer: cbs58.com/news/cancer-su… #maccfund

WisEye CEO Jon Henkes disputed the claim, says: - He + colleagues never received the letter w/ the deadline - Agreed on new deadline with the committee clerk - Re-submitted before the new deadline - Provide annual financial reports Claims of un-transparency are "patently untrue"

Sen. Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu's office told me WisEye missed a deadline to provide documents to committee. "Senate Republicans will not commit to blindly giving money to an organization that has been unable to reliably provide transparency..."

@RyanWingFOX11 Based on the current market, he'll probably get $25-30M a year tho for 5-6 years. Possible? Yes. Wise? Not with the way the Brewers operate. IMHO

Of all the Brewers moves the past 4-plus years or so, I think this one stings the most as a fan for me. I understood the Hader/Burnes/Williams deals, but it wasn't like they couldn't afford Freddy this year and he was open to an extension

Wisconsin fun fact of the day (#7): Fred Risser served in the Wisconsin legislature from 1957-2021, the longest-tenured state legislator in American history. He was 93 when he retired.

Does this qualify as fun @Todd_Rosiak?

Fun fact of the day (#6): The Wisconsin state dance is the polka (obviously) 🕺

Fun fact of the day (#5): Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited Menasha in May 1967. Appleton was a de facto sundown town from 1930-70. #MLKDay2026

@notgaetti @baseball_ref @CodifyBaseball @PitchingNinja @theaceofspaeder @TheWARmonger_ @JessicaDBrand @MetsMissy @martymaciaszek @BigLeagueDigest @OleTimeHardball From 1971-75, threw 1681 IP. No pitcher has thrown that many in the last 10 seasons combined.

Not enough people talk about Wilbur Wood • 164-156 (.513 W-L), 3.24 ERA, 114 ERA+ • Won 20+ games in 4 straight years • 50.0 WAR, 2684 IP, 1.232 WHIP • Exceeded 320 IP in 4 straight • Thrice faced 1300+ batters • Made 42+ starts an insane 5x • Averaged 336.2 IP from 1971-75 • Lefty knuckleballer, incredibly cool • Finished top-5 in CYA 3 straight years • An atrocious hitter (.084 BA, -33 OPS+) • Was a closer from 1968-70 (158 GF, 52 SV) • Then a starter from 1971-75 (224 GS, 106 W) • Appeared on 6 HOF ballots (max. 7.0% in '88) • From 1971-73 (Wood’s three consecutive CYA top-5 seasons), he led all pitchers with at least a 130 ERA+ in games started (139), wins (70), innings pitched (1070.0), shutouts (19), and batters faced (4337), almost always by a tremendous margin

Fun fact of the day (#4): Bob Uecker is 1 of 4 broadcasters to spend 50+ years with the same team. 1 year ago today, #RIPUeck

@Todd_Rosiak It is if you're an industrial machinery exporter

Fun fact of the day (#3): Wisconsin's biggest export (by $) is industrial machinery, $7.8 million in 2024. 💰