Gomez aiming to swing low

Given his speed, it makes sense that Carlos Gomez would be best when he hits the ball on the ground.
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Wilson answers Brewers’ call

Steffan Wilson typically arrives at the Brewers’ Minor League complex a few days early to get a jump on Spring Training. This year, that proved a very wise decision.
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Brewers’ pitchers sharp in relief

Starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo allowed the three-run home run in the first inning to Venable. Relievers Todd Coffey, John Axford and Scott Schoeneweis followed with scoreless innings. Schoeneweis had two strikeouts, including one of Adrian Gonzalez.
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Brewers’ pitchers sharp in relief

Starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo allowed the three-run home run in the first inning to Venable. Relievers Todd Coffey, John Axford and Scott Schoeneweis followed with scoreless innings. Schoeneweis had two strikeouts, including one of Adrian Gonzalez.
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Brewers building foundation for Dominicans

As the Brewers once again shift their strategy in Latin America, Rolando Valles might just be the most important club official whose name you’ve never heard.
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Inglett homers, provides late heroics

Rickie Weeks and Carlos Gomez each swiped their third bases, and Joe Inglett snapped a ninth-inning tie with a two-run jack in Tuesday’s 5-3 win over the Cubs.
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Sore right shoulder shelves Gamel

Facing a few more lost days in Spring Training, Brewers third baseman Mat Gamel conceded on Tuesday that he may have tried to come back too early from a sore right shoulder.
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Rotation competition heating up

Ken Macha is downplaying the competition for two open spots in Milwaukee’s rotation. But on Monday, it took center stage.
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Fielder, Hart back strong pitching

Prince Fielder drove in a pair of runs and Corey Hart homered, while the Brewers got strong pitching from Manny Parra and Dave Bush.
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Schoeneweis finds normalcy this spring

It’s too early to know whether he will win a spot in the Brewers’ bullpen, but veteran lefty Scott Schoeneweis is sure he made the right decision to give it a shot.
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