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Gorzelanny signs with Tigers

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Milwaukee Brewers logoLeft-handed pitcher Tom Gorzelanny, who pitched the last two seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Tigers today.

The 32-year-old Gorzelanny missed the first two months of the 2014 season while recovering from off-season shoulder surgery.  He eventually returned to the lineup and made 23 appearances out of the bullpen, posting a 0.86 ERA.

In two seasons with the Brewers, Gorzelanny went 3-6 with a 3.30 ERA in 66 games, including 10 starts in 2013.

Schroeder honored

The Brewers announced today that former player and current TV analyst Bill Schroeder will be enshrined on the team’s Wall of Honor at Miller Park in 2015.  The Wall of Honor commemorates players and broadcasters that meet a set criteria based on service to the club.

Schroeder will be honored during a pregame ceremony on Friday, July 17 when the Brewers face the Pirates.

 

 

Jeffress has peaked the Brewers curiosity (AUDIO)

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The Milwaukee Brewers relief corp has been solid from the left side with Will Smith, Zach Duke and now Tom Gorzelanny.  From the right side,

closer Francisco Rodriguez has been rock solid, but injuries to Jim Henderson and Tyler Thornburg and inconsistency from Brandon Kintzler and Rob Wooten has left a once rock solid bullpen a bit short.

Enter newly recalled Jeremy Jeffress who made Brewers 2014 debut on Wednesday.  He pitched a 1-2-3 ninth to close out the Cincinnati Reds
5-1 at Miller Park.  Jeffress opened some eyes with fast balls clocked at 97, 98, 99 and eventually 100 miles per hour.

It’s the second tour with the Brewers for Jeffress, who was the teams first-round draft pick in 2006.  He’s been held back by control issues on the mound and drug-related suspensions.  He pitched in 10 games for the Brewers in 2010, but was traded to Kansas City in the Zach Greinke deal.  [Read more…]

Another rough outing for Gorzelanny

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Tom Gorzelanny had a solid start to the season in the Milwaukee Brewers bullpen.  The results have been mixed since he joined the Brewers starting rotation.

Last night, Gorzelanny worked just 5 1/3 innings, allowing 4-runs on 9-hits as the Brewers fell to the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-1 at PNC Park.

Marlon Byrd, who joined the Pirates in a trade with the New York Mets, clubbed a 3-run homer in the 7th to give the Pirates plenty of breathing room.  He also made life difficult on Gorzelanny in the earlier with a 14-pitch battle that lasted more than 5-minutes.  Byrd eventually struck out. [Read more…]

Brewers daytime struggles continue

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The St. Louis Cardinals jumped out to a 7-0 lead and held on for a 8-6 win over the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.

Carlos Beltran and Allen Craig both clubbed long home runs and Cardinals pitcher Jake Westbrook clubbed a 2-run double to provide the initial cushion.

But Westbrook struggled to protect that lead, serving up a 3-run homer to Aramis Ramirez and eventually departing before the 5th inning.

Brewers starter Tom Gorzelanny gave up 7-runs on 10-hits in just 3 2/3 innings in his second straight poor start.  He’s now given up 16 hits and 12 earned runs in 8 1/3 innings in his last two outings, including 4 home runs. [Read more…]

Lohse beats his former club

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Milwaukee Brewers starter Kyle Lohse beat his former team, the St. Louis Cardinals

Kyle Lohse

Kyle Lohse

for the first time in four tries this season.  Lohse worked six innings in the Brewers 6-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Miller Park.

Lohse allowed six-hits, struck out four and walked two to improve to 9-8 on the season.  Lohse entered the game with an 0-3 record and a 5.00 ERA against the Cardinals this season.

Lohse said he doesn’t put any more emphasis on this game over any other. [Read more…]

Brewers blanked by Nationals (AUDIO)

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Jordan Zimmerman (Auburndale, Wi. native) earned his career best 13th win, helping the Washington Nationals knock off the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1 at Miller Park on Friday night.

Zimmermann (13-6) went 12-8 in 2012 in 32 starts.  Last night’s win came in just his 22nd start.  Zimmerman worked six innings, striking out four and walking four.

The Brewers only run came on Jonathan Lucroy’s solo home run off of reliever Tyler Clippard in the 8th inning.  The Brewers finished the game 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position.

Bryce Harper clubbed his 16th home run of the season in the sixth inning and drove in another run when he reached on an error in the 9th.

Brewers starter Tom Gorzelanny had to leave the game in the second inning when he took a line drive off the bat of Jason Werth.  The ball struck Gorzelanny on the arm.  The Brewers said Gorzelanny has a left elbow contusion and X-rays were negative.

AUDIO: Ron Roenicke on Gorzelanny’s injury :10

AUDIO: Tom Gorzelanny wanted to stay in :23

Brewers return to action Friday

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After Thursday’s off-day, the Milwaukee Brewers (46-62) are back on the field tonight as the Washington Nationals (52-56)  visit Miller Park for the first of three.

Milwaukee is coming off a seven-game, six-day road trip there they posted a 4-3 record.  Among those wins, three came against the Chicago Cubs (49-59).  Milwaukee was able to cut the deficit down to 3.5 games as they try to catch Chicago and get out of the basement in the National League Central.

On the mound tonight for the Brewers is Tom Gorzelanny (2-4, 2.83 ERA) who makes another start after starting the year in the bullpen.  Auburndale native and former UW Stevens Point Standout Jordan Zimmermann (12-6, 3.19 ERA) takes the mound for the Nationals.  Zimmermann has one career start at Miller Park where he allowed just 1-run in 6-innings while picking up the win.

Tonight’s first pitch is 7:10.

Brewers jump out early and hang on to beat Rockies

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The Milwaukee Brewers jumped out to a 6-0 lead and went on to knock off the Colorado Rockies 7-5 on Saturday night at Coors Field in Denver.

Tom Gorzelanny threw five scoreless innings for the Brewers before running into trouble in the sixth.  He allowed a run scoring single to Troy Tulowitzki, then walked Michael Cuddyer.  Rockies catcher Willin Rosario followed with a three-run homer, which led to a trip to the showers for Gorzelanny.

The Brewers made it 7-4 in the 7th with Jonathan Lucroy’s 15th homer of the season.

Troy Tulowitzki bounced back with a homer in the 8th to give the Rockies their final run.

Juan Francisco hit his 13th home run of the season in the 3rd inning for the Brewers.

The game was delayed for an hour and 45 minutes in the 9th.

Brewers shortstop Jean Segura was hit on the forearm by a pitch and eventually was removed from the game.

Brewers drop opener to the Padres

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In the midst of all the reaction to Ryan Braun’s suspension, the Brewers still had a game Monday night.  The result was also not good for Milwaukee.  The Brewers opened their four game series with San Diego falling 5-3 to the Padres at Miller Park.  The loss snapped Milwaukee’s four game winning streak.

Tom Grozelanny was solid up until the 6th inning.  He surrendered 4-runs in the frame squandering Milwaukee’s 3-1 lead.  He finished allowing 5-runs on 5-hits in 5 2/3 innings of work.  Padres pitching allowed just 4-hits on the night.  Starter Andrew Cashner gave up 3 of them while allowing the 3-runs in 6-innings.

Nori Aoki had a pair of hits to lead the Brewers offense while Jean Segura drove in a pair of runs on the night.

The Brewers and Padres meet again tonight for game 2 of the series.  Donovan Hand (0-1, 3.27 ERA) takes on Tyson Ross (0-4, 3.60 ERA) for a 7:10 first pitch.

Brewers squander an early lead in Arizona (AUDIO)

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The Milwaukee Brewers opened their four game series with the Arizona Diamondbacks on the losing end of a 5-3 decision Thursday night.

The Brewers jumped out to an early 3-0 lead off D-Backs starter Wade Miley.  Jonathan Lucroy got things started with a 2-run homer run in the 1st inning.  It was the 12th of the season for the Brewer catcher.  Carlos Gomez added his team leading 14th bomb of the season in the 3rd.  From there the Brewer bats went silent…

:16 Ron Roenicke on the offense going quiet :16 [Read more…]