You know it’s LIDOM season when Junior Lake is in the lineup!

The Brewers now have more wins (97) than any team in franchise history. Pocket pancakes. The Quinn Priester trade. The Andrew Vaughn trade. Miz arrives, all-star after five starts. Sweeping the Dodgers. Freddy Peralta. Brice Turang. Elvin Rodríguez? Nestor Cortes? Here's to you, 2025.

I’ve never understood why baseball teams eliminate scouting positions. Their salaries are rounding errors for organizations that big and no team has ever gotten worse for having more information. Just so short-sighted. www.nytimes.com/athletic/663...

You ready for some more adrenaline to the system after that series?

Jesús Made and Luis Peña have been informed they are being promoted to Class High-A Wisconsin, per a source.

@timhauraney.bsky.social love the podcast and never miss and episode, you and Adam do a great job. Ever think of bringing back @baumann.bsky.social as a guest? As more of a baseball fan, he first exposed me to the pod when he jumped in.

Happy Skenes/ Misiorowski Day to those who celebrate.

@badgernoonan.bsky.social listening to the tailgate pod now and curious what you thought of Carnivore and the Queen? Live 10 minutes from the place and on my list of restaurants to try.

Good morning, there will be baseball to watch later today 😍

I grew up on Lassie and recently found the Lassie channel so put it for our dog who now regularly watches it. Doesn’t watch anything else on TV. I get a kick every time he does this.

For everyone calling for a cap in Major League Baseball, this will be the fifth time in six years that the Chiefs are in the Super Bowl.

Behind the laughter was heart. And behind the heart was laughter. RIP Bob Uecker. joeblogs.joeposnanski.com/p/farewell-m...

I was crying real tears of laughter when this happened live on the air in 2007. I was driving home to Milwaukee from the Fox Valley and couldn't believe this was happening.

Man, I'm really sad that he didn't get to call a Brewers World Series win.

Here's Bob Uecker calling a Jackson Chourio grand slam back on Sept. 2.

The Voice for The Moment:

It’s the day we all hoped would never come. Bob Uecker, the voice of the Brewers for the last 54 years and “Mr. Baseball” to fans around the world, passed away overnight, according to his family and the team. He was 90.

Summers in Wisconsin will never be the same.

Bob Uecker has been the voice of baseball for me since I fell in love with the game as a kid. I've appreciated the years listening to him and never took it for granted. Brewers baseball just won't be the same without him. RIP Ueck