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  1. Hey brewers..get this done. Its terrible
  2. "we didn't find an optimal solution." Translation--we might win a few more games if the other team's third baseman can't see the ball.
  3. I don't see any other option.
  4. Outdoor ballparks all have sun and shadow issues that the players have to deal with.Just accept it and stop making excuses for the Brewers losing day games.They lost more day games because the other teams were better nothing more.Besides it didn't seem to bother the visiting teams who play here less often and aren't as used to it.
    Remember closing the roof partially on a beautiful sunny day.
    Get over it-play better baseball and you'll win period.
  5. Maybe focus on putting air conditioning in there so it's not a sauna every time the roof is closed.
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  6. The Milwaukee Brewers try to sell $33 sunglasses to their fans, but that same item isn't good enough for their own players?
  7. To much partying the nite before...Ala Yovanni G!
  8. Miller Park always feels like a gray, dark warehouse inside. If memory serves me, no one deserves to actually spend time outside from May - Oct like Milwaukeeans. Tinting windows will make it worse. For a few rainouts a year, I would have actually preferred no-kidding outdoor baseball in the summer.
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  9. Baseball has been played with shadows creeping across fields for years. Suck it up Brewers and accept the fact that solving the shadow issue still will let you win games.
  10. "Should the Brewers find a solution, the work will be paid for by the Brewers, not taxpayers." As a Racine resident, I am happy to hear that no new 5 county taxes are required to solve this huge problem with Miller Park. Might want to ask Miller for a donation, though. And the Brewers have not been so good at "inding solutions" to anything the last year or so.


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