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I remember the deal bringing Eric Gagne' To Boston. I knew that he was a breakdown case. He inspired fury in Red Sox Nation's Capital:I'm debating as to whether or not, Omar Minaya is a putz for not trading for him, or even thinking of dealing for him;On May 17th at Fenway Park, in the 1st Milwaukee Brewers-Red Sox Game(3:55PM on FOX), It was Soups-Off Suppan and Dice K Matsuzaka.

It comes but once a year, and it is finally here. It is October. And October means one thing: the MLB playoffs... and they are ready to begin. On the last day of September the playoff picture got taken. And it is a weird one, with some great story lines. The story lines to end the season were great as well.

It comes but once a year, and it is finally here. It is October. And October means one thing: the MLB playoffs... and they are ready to begin. On the last day of September the playoff picture got taken. And it is a weird one, with some great story lines. The story lines to end the season were great as well.

The Brewers got to the postseason on the back of Ryan Braun, Prince Fielder, and CC Sabathia, but if this team is going to do anything in the playoffs those three guys are going to need some help. If the Brewers are going to try to attempt to pull off a miracle, these are the five guys who I think need to step up.

Nothing like a cold pitcher of Brewer By egrissom | September 30, 2008 The post-season rosters haven’t been set yet, but here’s a look at what some of the guys that could be pitching out of the Milwaukee pen over the next few days have done this season and in September: 2008 September,

11 more wins. That’s all the Cubs need to collect to make the unthinkable thinkable and to set off what will be the most ridiculous party in the history of the city of Chicago. You know HJE has a plan to count this down in style. Below are my top eleven moments of the 2008 season (in chronological order).

While listening to the Pirates vs. Brewers game last night, I learned that Milwaukee relief pitcher, Eric Gagne, bought 5000 tickets for last night's game to "give" to fans. A great gesture! I applaud him for that.I don't mean to be pessimistic, but this just illustrates the state of the game (as a business) today...

So I finally found something worse than watching Eric Gagne pitch this season - a free ticket giveaway that isn’t free. (Q: What does Gagne’ offer and your rental car company have in common? (answer below)) Drew Olson of ONMILWAUKEE.com and ESPN Radio Milwaukee reports today that Brewers reliever

Hmmm...word on the street is that gopher ball extraordinare Eric Gagne is giving away 5,000 free tickets to tonight's game. Here's the link...go for it! Apparently the password is Gagne. The last time a reliever bought 5,000 tickets and then subsequently gave them away...that same player gave up an

Filed under: Cubs I remember back in May 2005, the Chicago White Sox were off to a fantastic start to the season. Halfway through the month they had a 29-12 record, and a 5 and a half game lead over the Twins. Most people don't believe me when I tell them this, but at that point, I knew the White Sox were going to win the World Series that season.