Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

Brewers Puffy Vest on Sep 21 - Brewers vs. Diamondbacks - American Family Field
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Brewers Puffy Vest on Sep 21 - Brewers vs. Diamondbacks - American Family Field
• Choice of Adult M and Adult XL.

Brewers Coupon Book on Sep 22 - Brewers vs. Diamondbacks - American Family Field
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2025 Magnetic Schedule on Sep 27 - Brewers vs. Mets - American Family Field

Bernie's Chalet Snow Globe on Sep 28 - Brewers vs. Mets - American Family Field

2025 Magnetic Schedule on Sep 29 - Brewers vs. Mets - American Family Field

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The Milwaukee Brewers play their home games at American Family Field.

The Milwaukee Brewers are playing in the following cities:
• American Family Field (Milwaukee, WI)
• PNC Park (Pittsburgh, PA)
• Yankee Stadium (Bronx, NY)
• Coors Field (Denver, CO)
• Oracle Park (San Francisco, CA)
• Busch Stadium (St. Louis, MO)
• Guaranteed Rate Field (Chicago, IL)
• Tropicana Field (St. Petersburg, FL)
• Progressive Field (Cleveland, OH)
• Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, PA)
• Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati, OH)
• Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)
• Target Field (Minneapolis, MN)
• Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
• loanDepot park (Miami, FL)
• Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)
• T-Mobile Park (Seattle, WA)
• Nationals Park (Washington, DC)
• Truist Park (Atlanta, GA)
• Rogers Centre (Toronto, ON)
• Globe Life Field (Arlington, TX)
• Petco Park (San Diego, CA)

The Brewers' biggest rival are the Chicago Cubs, who play their home games at Wrigley Field just down I-94, which is the basis for the rivalry being deemed The I-94 Rivalry. Another major rival of Milwaukee's is another fellow NL Central opponent, the St. Louis Cardinals, who call Busch Stadium their home ballpark.

In addition to Jackie Robinson's #42, which is retired league-wide, the Milwaukee Brewers franchise has retired the numbers of four of its greatest players. This includes Hall of Fame infielder and DH Paul Molitor's #4, Hall of Fame shortstop, center fielder, and two-time AL MVP Robin Yount's #19, Hall of Fame starting pitcher Rollie Fingers's #34, and former all-time home run king, the Hall of Famer Hank Aaron's #44.

The Brewers have a few prospects on the farm that should really excite fans for the future. Their first round pick in 2020, Garrett Mitchell, is a toolsy outfielder that's one of the best base runners in the minors already. He may not make any contributions the the big league club until around 2023, but once he's called up, Brewers fans should expect big things from him. Milwaukee's 2018 first-rounder infielder Brice Turang is one of the most impressive hitting prospects in their farm system and should be called up to the show no later than 2022, but it wouldn't surprise us if he's up with the big league club sometime later in 2021 if they deem him ready to contribute.

The Brewers have been a steady franchise for a number of years now, but short of falling just shy of winning the NL Pennant three years ago haven't gotten close enough to winning it all. They have a talented roster that should be able to compete for an NL Central title this season, with superstar outfielder Christian Yelich and a trio of very good starting pitchers in Brandon Woodruff, Corbin Burnes, and Freddy Peralta leading the way. We think this team has the talent to have Brewers fans cheers-ing one another all throughout October if things break right.

The Brewers' skipper is former Major League infielder and Milwaukee native, Craig Counsell. He's entering his fifth full season as the team's manager and has led them to the playoffs in each of the last three seasons, including falling painfully shy of the World Series in 2018, when the Brewers lost to the Dodgers in the NLCS in seven games. Counsell is a very respected baseball mind who should have his team poised to make noise deep into October for years to come.

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