MILWAUKEE – Two people were injured in different Milwaukee shootings on Sunday, June 2.

25th and Hadley

The shooting happened around 6 a.m. The victim, a 20-year-old, sustained a non-fatal gunshot injury and went to the hospital.

Police said the circumstances leading up to the shooting are under investigation, however, it appears to be related to an argument that occurred prior to the shooting. 

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19th and Fiebrantz

The shooting happened after 3:30 a.m. The 33-year-old victim sustained a non-fatal gunshot injury and was taken to the hospital. 

Police said the circumstances leading up to the shooting are under investigation; however, it appeared to be domestic violence related. Charges are pending review by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office.

MPD investigates

Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Milwaukee Police Department at 414-935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or use the P3 Tips app.

After going 18-11 through March/April the Milwaukee Brewers continued to win ball games during the month of May as they went 16-12. They did this despite seeing guys like Joe Ross and Rhys Hoskins land on the injured list. Their team confidence is currently through the roof and as a result there was a lot of stand out players who helped contribute to their success.

Here we will highlight 5 Milwaukee Brewers players that stood out during the month of May.

What Robert Gasser did during his first month as a big league baseball player (first five starts if you extend to his June 1 game) is not normal. The now 25 year old has a 2.25 ERA across his first 28.0 innings pitched with just one walked batter. He’s pitched at least five innings in every start with three games reaching six innings pitched. The rookie has shown great adaptability as every game he is getting MLB batters out in different ways (example: against the Marlins he had zero strikeouts but then against the Cubs he struck out seven batters).

Manager Pat Murphy references his bullpen players to the firemen. Among his squad he has three left-handed relievers that he can turn to in Hoby Milner, Bryan Hudson, and Jared Koenig. Last month all three tied for the lead in reliever innings pitched (15.2), although Jared Koenig was used in an openers role twice against the Boston Red Sox. During the month of May, Milner posted a 3.45 ERA, while Hudson had a 1.72, and Koenig was at 2.87.

Shortstop Willy Adames was clutch for the Brew Crew during the month of May. He led the team in RBI with 22 in which seven of them came during a crucial four game series against the Chicago Cubs. A few of his top moments include a ninth inning go-ahead home run against the Kansas City Royals and an eighth inning three run home run against the Cubs. Not included in those RBI stats (June 1 game) was a game tying two RBI hit in the seventh inning against the White Sox and walk-off RBI in that same game.

William Contreras continues to not only be the team MVP but should be in consideration for the league award as well. Both him and Adames have started every game this year and Contreras has not slowed down at the plate. During the month of may he slashed .301/.368/.469 with 11 extra base hits, 21 RBI, and two stolen bases.

Rookie Joey Ortiz cemented himself as the every day third baseman during the month of May. Last month he slashed .307/.391/.587 with an impressive nine walks to 11 strikeouts. He continues to be outstanding defensively in which the Brewers all shortstop infield can cover a lot of ground.

Looking ahead to the month of June the Brewers have some tough roads series against the Philadelphia Phillies and San Diego Padres. At home they will see the Texas Rangers and Chicago Cubs. Another winning month will put them in excellent position as the July All-Star break and trade deadline draw closer.

With no player/team options, five Milwaukee Bucks will officially hit NBA Free Agency this off-season when teams are allowed to start negotiating on June 30.

Those players range from key starters to end of the bench guys, and obviously, it would be shocking if the team kept every single one and ran it back. Changes will be made, and some of these guys will be donning different jerseys next season. With all of that said, let us predict where each of the Bucks bracing for free agency will ultimately sign.

After a tremendous regular season, the OKC Thunder could not overcome the Dallas Mavericks’ size in the postseason. They need to get bigger this off-season, and with two of their veteran centers in Mike Muscala and Bismack Biyombo set to enter the free agent pool, their front office might have to look at external options.

One such option could be Danilo Gallinari. The forward, having split last season between three teams, didn’t dazzle anywhere, and he wouldn’t be viewed as a game-changer for OKC. However, he could be a nice depth addition to this roster, giving them an experienced veteran capable of playing both of the forward positions and center.

Gallinari is no stranger to Oklahoma City, having played there during the 2019-20 season, where he was a key cog for them. He wouldn’t be tasked with providing such production this time around, but such a young team could use a veteran who could serve as a depth piece while providing leadership. On a minimum deal, it would be low-risk.