Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

whether taking in a Milwaukee Brewers game at Miller Park or at other baseball venues around the country, fans are hoping to watch their team bring the pennant back to Wisconsin, and maybe even a World Series title! With the 2008 season getting ready to start, fans and players alike are dreaming of another division title for the Brewers and will turn up to cheer on their favorite players.

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The Milwaukee Brewers were born in 1967 after the Seattle Pilots were moved east and reborn as the Milwaukee Brewers. Bud Selig purchased the team and brought them to Wisconsin after the team’s dismal season in Seattle proved Washington was not ready to be part of Major League Baseball. And while Wisconsin was thrilled to have baseball back in the cheese state after the loss of the Braves in 1965, the Brewers had less than stellar seasons for most of the 1970s. But that all changed in 1977, when the team seemed to turn around, and from 1977 to 1979, the Brewers led the American League in runs scored, thanks to players like Paul Molitor, Cecil Cooper, Sal Bando, and Jim Gantner. Although the Milwaukee Brewers were unable to make it to the playoffs, they still managed to become one of the most popular teams in Major League Baseball! Suddenly, tickets to Milwaukee Brewers games were selling out and attendance at Milwaukee Brewers games soared.

From 1980 to 1983, the Milwaukee Brewers boasted one of the best records in the American League. In 1981, the team won the second-half American League East title and in 1982, they managed to bring home the division title. But, despite their outstanding performance in the playoffs, the team lost the World Series to the Cardinals in the seventh game of the series. However the rest of the 1980s, and the majority of the 1990s, were a series of disappointing seasons for the Milwaukee Brewers and their fans, with the team only managing to pull out a few winning seasons.

In 1998, the team made headlines, as well as Major League Baseball history, when they became the first team in more than ninety years to switch leagues. Now an American League team, the Brewers have managed to build their fan base, despite their lack of championships. In 2001, the Milwaukee Brewers played their inaugural game and their new home field, Miller Park.

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