Milwaukee Brewers Likely The N.L. “2” Seed

In reality, the game meant little to the victorious Milwaukee Brewers, as they likely will be one eighth “div” winners and the N.L. “2” seed, however, I cite the “Crew’s” (same calendar as ’82, when “The Brew Crew” went to the World Series, losing in 7 to the Cards, the team they victimized yesterday. By the way, (so help me, literally as I typed it, Mitch Moss on ViSN, said “by the way,” it was a second straight Sunday, the Cards lost when the opposition home team scored 3 or more in the bottom of the ninth) 5 run in the 9th, (6-5) win OVER (a “slam” by pinch batter, Daniel Vogelbach, put it over) the Cardinals.

If the Labor Day/today’s “div” lead of the Braves (by 2 over the Phils and 3 plus over the back in it? Mets) holds, it will be another post-season clash between the cities of Milwaukee and Atlanta, however, a first between the second and third cities to “house” the Brewers and Braves. Before Milwaukee and their current Atlanta home, the Braves played in Boston.

Only the great Ed Mathews played for the Braves in all 3 cities. Henry Aaron, an all-time great started his big league career in 1954, the Braves’ first season in Milwaukee.