National League Central

It's always...

And Katie, you know, being in the NL Central as long as you were, I mean, the Brewers are always...

Their fans are always tailgating.

It could be a random Tuesday in May, but you can imagine the tailgating started a little bit early for the postseason for game one and two, and the weather... was amazing i was a little worried about what it was going to be like in milwaukee but bob euchre is uh looking over everybody and the weather was phenomenal so good luck to the teams the rest of the way i think it's been it's been a ton of fun

Jackson Churio, Christian Yelich and company, all the different records, everything they went through in the batting lineup and everything last year.

The 2025 NL Central Division champions going all the way to the NLCS.

It is numbered.

As well, this was bat number 250 out of 2025 in the limited edition, all certified from the Brewers and Major League Baseball.

I'm looking at the Cubs.

I'm looking at a return in the NL Central for him.

I'm looking at, you know, rosters that could use sort of a crotchety first base coach type.

But the Yankees still need a defensive specialist to come in and spell rice, even if they have an overloaded first base picture.

He ends up getting waived by the Phillies, claimed by the Reds, and he hits .290 with the Reds in 29 games.

He added three home runs and a massive five walks as the Reds win the National League Central.

And he went 2-for-3 in the NLDS in a sweep of the Dodgers, and then in the NLCS went 0-for-3 as the Braves won the pennant.

Shortly before Christmas, he signs a two-year, $1.5 million deal with the New York Yankees.

No, I'm definitely excited to sit at home in the next couple of days, watch some games.

Go NL Central represent good baseball games is what I'm watching for.

See what up and coming star just jumps off the page and makes a big name.

Yeah.

But I'm saying, like, actively pulling for them.

I wouldn't say that I'm actively pulling from them because they're NL Central.

I am actually saying I think they're going to win.

Watching these games, not pulling for anyone.

Part of the reason I take issue with the whole, like, Oh, I want them to win.

Cause there are division mates.

yeah like that's such an nl central thing to me for some reason like y'all are just sitting around together holding hands eating casseroles that i couldn't i couldn't fathom american league east teams be like fans of american league east teams being like hey really rooting for you because you know you're holding on right those are the two

and it's funny because those are the two divisions that those are the best two divisions in baseball and have been for for quite a few years now And when you look at that, as far as wins go, maybe not as far as popularity, but as far as wins go, right? But when you look at that, you're also talking about where people live.

Well, despite five future Hall of Famers, this great Brewers team with Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Ted Simmons, Raleigh Fingers, and Don Sutton, Harvey's wall bangers, they would not return to the playoffs.

In fact, the next time the Brewers would make the playoffs would be when they won the National League Central in 2011, 29 seasons later.

Although they came back to Milwaukee totally defeated from losing, the city was quite the opposite.

They were met at the airport, about 100 fans cheering them on.

It helps when you're down 0-2 to call yourself an underdog, of course.

The Brewers were already the class of the NL Central after the NLCS berth in 2025, and they built on that early series against Tampa Bay.

Milwaukee finished with the major's best record, 103-59, and powered by pitching from Mizurowski and, before his injury, Woodruff.

The team is very opportunistic at the plate like the Rays and did small ball plus power better than even the Rays were doing.