The Milwaukee Brewers season so far has been nothing short of a disaster. Expectations were tempered coming into the season given last fall’s brutal collapse, but the consensus around Milwaukee seemed to be that the Brewers could compete for a Wild Card spot if things broke their way. However, the season has quickly nose-dived, as the Brewers have found themselves sitting at an MLB worst 2-11 after their loss to the Cincinnati Reds last night, the team’s sixth loss in a row. The Brewers have scored the fewest runs of any team in the league, and their pitching hasn’t helped them out either, producing just two quality starts in 13 games (both of which, incidentally, led to Brewers wins).
Milwaukee Brewers Call Up Two Reinforcements From AAA
