Milwaukee, WI
Brewers Predicted To Replace Rhys Hoskins with Breakout Slugger

The Milwaukee Brewers came out to a slow start to the season, but they were able to turn it around midway through the year. After finding their stride, the Brewers got hot and ran off an incredible win streak before surging through the dog days of summer and ending the year with the best record in baseball.
But they were bounced by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series. As they head into the offseason, they’re going to be faced with a lot of huge decisions, including a potential Freddy Peralta trade. But there are plenty of other crucial roster decisions for the Brewers to make in the coming months.
FanSided’s Mark Powell recently predicted the Brewers would cut ties with slugger Rhys Hoskins in favor of breakout star Andrew Vaughn this offseason.
“Rhys Hoskins signed with the Brewers in the first place in hopes of bouncing back following a devastating end to his Philadelphia Phillies career,” Powell wrote. “Hoskins is injury-prone and while he used to be a sound defensive first baseman with power, has taken a step back ever since tearing his ACL in 2023.
“He has a club option to remain with the team this coming season, but it would be surprising for Milwaukee to act on that given the performance of his replacement, Andrew Vaughn. The former White Sox top prospect is finally starting to perform like the All-Star first baseman Chicago thought he could be. That’s bad news for Hoskins, who may have to test free agency again as a result.”
Hoskins hasn’t been the same level of star over the last year, but Vaughn has been a star. The Brewers added Vaughn midway through the year when the infielder was struggling.
Since joining the Brewers, Vaughn was incredible. He was a key reason the team was able to dominate down the stretch and earn the best record in baseball. Going forward, the Brewers would likely rather roll forward with Vaughn rather than Hoskins. The decision shouldn’t be a tough one, either.
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Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee Admirals top Texas Stars in home opener, 5-3

MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Admirals scored three goals in the third period to turn a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 win as they took down the Texas Stars in the team’s home opener Saturday night, Oct. 18 at Panther Arena.
Game recap
What we know:
Zach L’Heureux scored a goal and added an assist, while Ryan Ufko, Jake Lucchini, and Joakim Kemell all dished out a pair of assists to pace the offense, while Matt Murray stopped 22 shots in goal to pick up the victory in net.
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Matthew Wood scored his first professional goal as well in the contest and Ryder Rolston, Daniel Carr, and Kyle Marino also lit the lamp for Milwaukee, who improved to 14-8-1-1 in home openers since joining the AHL in 2001.
The Admirals trailed by a goal heading into the third, but dominated in the game’s final period, out shooting Texas 14-5 and scoring three times. L’Heureux tied the game at three at 12:42 of the third when his shot barely trickled past Texas net minder Remi Poirier and over the goal line.
Carr, who is back in Milwaukee after playing for the team in 2019-20, picked up the game-winning goal on the power-play with 2:22 left in the game. Ryan Ufko eluded two Texas defenders on the way to the net and after his initial shot was stopped, he passed to Carr, who scored top shelf for his first of the season.
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Marino sealed the deal for the Admirals with an empty netter with 57 seconds to play to give the team their first victory of the season.
What’s next:
The Admirals now head out on their first road trip of the season as they visit the San Jose Barracuda for a pair of games beginning next Friday, Oct. 24 at 9 p.m. CT. Their next home game is Wednesday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. against the Chicago Wolves.
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The Source: Information in this post was provided by the Milwaukee Admirals.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee Weather: Morning rain-afternoon sun

MILWAUKEE – Forecast from FOX6 Meteorologist Lisa Michaels
Scattered morning rain on Saturday. Partly cloudy to mostly sunny at times and dry in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 70s.
More rain and storms move in from the south late Saturday night into Sunday morning. Heavy rain is possible.
Gradually clearing out Sunday afternoon with cool and very windy weather around. Highs in the mid 50s.
Very wind Sunday through Wednesday due to several frontal systems. Winds gusting 30mph.
Today: Scattered AM Storms. Partly to mostly cloudy & warm. Rain and storms late at night.
High: 74°
Wind: SW 5-15
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Chance rain and storms late.
Low: 49°
Wind: SW 10-20
Sunday: Morning rain. Afternoon clearing. Very windy and chilly.
High: 56°
Wind: NW 15-25
Monday: Partly sunny and windy. Chance for showers at night.
AM Low: 41° High: 65°
Wind: S 15-25
Tuesday: Windy and chilly with a chance for rain showers.
AM Low: 43° High: 53°
Wind: W 15-25
Wednesday:Partly sunny.
AM Low: 42° High: 55°
Wind: W 10-20
Thursday: Partly sunny.
AM Low: 38° High: 56°
Wind: NW 5-10
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Milwaukee, WI
History Isn’t On Brewers’ Side But Don’t Count Them Out

The Milwaukee Brewers are staring at a hole right now.
Milwaukee entered Thursday night’s contest against the Los Angeles Dodgers down two games to zero in the National League Championship Series. The Brewers sent Aaron Ashby to the mound as the team’s opener after logging a 2.16 ERA throughout the regular season across 43 total appearances, including one start.
The Brewers are facing the reigning World Series champs — which is a tall task in itself — and now have to dig themselves out of a hole that not many teams have done. MLB.com’s Chad Thornburg shared that only 15 teams have been able to come back in a seven-game series from an 0-2 hole with the most recent being the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2023.
“Teams that win the first two games in a best-of-seven postseason series have history on their side. In 78 of 93 instances, those clubs have prevailed,” Thornburg said. “…The 15 teams that have overcome the odds have proved, time and again, that no two-game lead is safe. Even a 3-0 deficit has been conquered once, by the curse-busting Red Sox against the Yankees in the 2004 ALCS. The most recent instance of a team climbing back from a 2-0 postseason hole came in the 2023 postseason when the D-backs stormed back to defeat the Phillies in seven games in the NLCS after being down 2-0.”
It would only be right for this Brewers team to join this list. This Brewers team dealt with adversity all year. Even when they were stacking up wins throughout the summer, it wasn’t fully healthy often. For example, the Brewers set a new franchise record with a 14-game winning streak throughout the summer, but even that came at a time in when young outfielder Jackson Chourio was injured. Milwaukee just finds a way.
This is the same team that lost the first four games of the season by a combined score of 47-13. The Brewers led baseball with 97 wins, but it’s not like the season was easy from the beginning. Injuries plagued the team all year and they had to find their way through. This is just another example.
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