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Brewers, Padres trade proposal would bring new ace to Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Brewers have not made any significant moves this offseason. They have lost Wade Miley, Frankie Montas and Willy ...
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Felix Mantilla was one of the last living connections to the Milwaukee Braves, but his legacy in Milwaukee remains strong
the last living regular on the 1957 World Series champion and the 1958 runner-up Milwaukee Braves. Mantilla, a native of Puerto Rico who stayed in Milwaukee and left a youth-baseball legacy ...
Local author’s first book honors a former childhood baseball idol
As a teenager, Jim Bark would wait outside the visiting teams clubhouse at County Stadium in Milwaukee hoping to get an autograph from some of his favorite baseball players. The Racine, Wisconsin ...
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Felix Mantilla, a winner with the ’57 Braves and champion of Milwaukee youth baseball, dies at 90
Felix Mantilla, a champion with the Milwaukee Braves who continued to make his mark on the community in retirement, has died at age 90. Mantilla was one of only a handful of players remaining from ...
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Felix Mantilla, member of original 1962 Mets, dead at 90
He was 90. Mantilla spent six seasons with the Milwaukee Braves, but his impact in the Wisconsin city went beyond his playing days, a sentiment that was shared by the Brewers — a team Mantilla ...
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Despite the Dodgers' huge offseason, the Braves still stack right up with them
The Atlanta Braves will have to fight for the National League pennant this season as the league has become extremely competitive.
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Bob Uecker, legendary voice of the Brewers and ‘Mr. Baseball,’ dead at 90
He was 90. Uecker, a light-hitting catcher for three teams during a six-year major league playing career, including stints with his hometown Milwaukee Braves and the 1964 world-champion St. Louis ...
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‘Mr. Baseball’ Bob Uecker, Brewers announcer, dies at 90
"What an example for us to be with every single day — Bob Uecker." Uecker signed his first professional contract with the Milwaukee Braves in 1956 and reached the majors in 1962. He’d last six seasons ...