Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

The Milwaukee Brewers are looking to turn a new leaf as they move into June. Though the pitching staff has experienced some setbacks due to injury, the team’s relief pitchers have been performing well with a collective 3.17 ERA, while Jim Henderson has earned nine of the Brewers’ 11 saves. As of May 27, shortstop Jean Segura has locked onto the National League’s second-best batting average, with an outstanding .347 over 190 at-bats. Through the end of May, four more Brewers are also batting over the .300 mark: Carlos Gomez (.331), , Ryan Braun (.310), and Norichika Aoki (.307). At the plate, fan favorite Braun has been consistent with nine home runs, 33 RBI, and a .393 OBP. The Brewers also boast five players—Ramirez, Braun, Gomez, Segura, and Yovani Gallardo—in the league’s top 25 of slugging percentage, boosting the team’s hopes for power hitting throughout the year.

The upcoming Brewers schedule features a heavy emphasis on away games, with a 10-day stretch in Miami, Cincinnati, and Houston. Still, there are plenty of opportunities to watch a game at Miller Park, as the next month offers series with the Oakland Athletics (June 3-5) and Philadelphia Phillies (June 6-9). Join the crowds for a thrilling upcoming matchup–and one of the MLB’s best tailgates—with a purchase of Brewers tickets.

Boasting one of the league’s top offenses, led by Ryan Braun and Aramis Ramirez, and a stable bullpen, the main question for the Milwaukee Brewers this offseason was the starting pitching staff. After failing to land Ryan Dempster, the club decided to go with young arms in 2013 and see where it takes them. Thankfully, it’s quite a solid bunch. Ace Yovani Gallardo will be the main man once again, while Marco Estrada, Wily Peralta, Michael Fiers, and Mark Rogers will fill up the rotation. Peralta, Rogers, and Fiers all come into the season with less than a year of big league experience, but they played a big part in Milwaukee’s Wild Card hunt last year, so the experience they have is high-quality. The good thing is that all the young guns have good arms and will be itching to prove themselves, so the Brewers have a shot at clinching their second playoff berth in three seasons.

The 2013 Brewers schedule has the youthful staff set to be tested from the get go, as it all starts off with the team playing the Colorado Rockies on opening day on April 1^st. From there, fans of the Brew Crew who are looking to catch the squad at Miller Park early in the season are in luck. In the month of April alone, the Brewers will play host to the Arizona Diamondbacks, San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs, and Pittsburgh Pirates. Now is the time to get your hands on 2013 Milwaukee Brewers tickets to experience sensational springtime baseball live, and maybe you’ll be there when the team reveals their spiffy new gold jerseys.