Sports - April 20, 2009
Brewers Notebook: Cameron off to fast start
When the Brewers exercised the $10 million option on centerfielder Mike Cameron last winter, many wondered if it was a ploy to keep close friend CC Sabathia in Milwaukee, the first step towards a possible trade or just a bad, bad move on the part of General Manager Doug Melvin. With Cameron leading the team in hitting so far, the decision looks like a smart one.
Tags: brewers, mike cameron, dale sveum, todd coffey, ken macha, nl central

Sports - Nov. 8, 2008
Brewers hire Randolph to be their bench coach
When he wasn't hired to manage the Brewers last month, Willie Randolph figured his chances of returning to Milwaukee were shot. But, he works in baseball, an industry where you never say "never." In an announcement that came as a surprise to almost everyone, including the former Mets manager himself, the Brewers tabbed Randolph to be the bench coach for manager Ken Macha.
Tags: brewers, bench coach, willie randolph, ken macha, doug melvin, dale sveum, ned yost

Sports - Nov. 1, 2008
Saturday Scorecard: As the sporting world turns...
For the second time in six years, the Brewers tried to hire Ken Macha. This time, it worked. Dale Sveum was gone, but now it looks like he's back. Aaron Rodgers got paid big bucks, while Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila was shown the door.
Tags: brewers, ken macha, doug melvin, dale sveum, terry francona, aaron rodgers, ted thompson, kabeer gbagja-biamila

Sports - Oct. 30, 2008
Brewers select Macha as new manager
Now that the World Series is over, the Brewers have moved quickly to name a new manager. Former Oakland skipper Ken Macha, who had been working for the Boston Red Sox broadcast team, will manage the team. A press conference is scheduled for 2 p.m. at Miller Park.
Tags: brewers, ken macha, dale sveum, doug melvin, bob brenly, willie randolph, rick peterson

Sports - Oct. 21, 2008
Sveum's plight a harsh reminder of reality in sports
For fans, following a professional sports team is truly an affair of the heart. For the people who make a living in sports -- like former Brewers general manager Doug Melvin, owner Mark Attansio and recently rejected interim manager Dale Sveum -- it can be a cold, cruel and heartless business.
Tags: dale sveum, brewers, manager, doug melvin, mark attanasio