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About Milwaukee Brewers

The club that became the Milwaukee Brewers originated as the Seattle Pilots, a team that joined the AL in 1969. The Pilots had poor fan support, however, and the financially strapped franchise was sold before the beginning of the 1970 season to a Milwaukee group that outbid investors in Seattle and Dallas. The club, renamed the Brewers, did not fare much better in its new home, losing more than 90 games in six of its first eight seasons. Starring on Milwaukee?s early teams were second baseman Pedro Garcia and outfielder Dave May. The team takes its name from the city?s beer-making industry. Until 1998, Milwaukee was a member of the American League (AL). The team?s switch to the NL made the Brewers the first club to switch from one major league to the other since the AL was established in 1901.

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During the mid-1970s Milwaukee put together a lineup that featured young talent as well as veteran know-how: Robin Yount became the Brewers? starting shortstop at age 18, and right fielder Hank Aaron closed out his career in Milwaukee. Aaron retired from the Brewers in 1976 with 755 home runs?41 more than Babe Ruth.

The Milwaukee Brewers improved their record under manager George Bamberger, who took over in 1978. Powering the offense were new arrivals first baseman Cecil Cooper, infielder Paul Molitor, and outfielder Ben Oglivie. In 1979 outfielder Gorman Thomas led the AL with 45 home runs and Cooper posted his second of seven seasons with a .300-plus batting average playing for the Brewers. A year later Oglivie topped the AL with 41 home runs.

During the mid-1970s Milwaukee put together a lineup that featured young talent as well as veteran know-how: Robin Yount became the Brewers? starting shortstop at age 18, and right fielder Hank Aaron closed out his career in Milwaukee. Aaron retired from the Brewers in 1976 with 755 home runs?41 more than Babe Ruth.

The Milwaukee Brewers improved their record under manager George Bamberger, who took over in 1978. Powering the offense were new arrivals first baseman Cecil Cooper, infielder Paul Molitor, and outfielder Ben Oglivie. In 1979 outfielder Gorman Thomas led the AL with 45 home runs and Cooper posted his second of seven seasons with a .300-plus batting average playing for the Brewers. A year later Oglivie topped the AL with 41 home runs.

Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells Milwaukee Brewers tickets for every game nationwide. Milwaukee Brewers Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (877) 223-3824. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including MLB tickets to any game.

How to Find Milwaukee Brewers Tickets:

1. Browse our ticket inventory by clicking on the "Milwaukee Brewers" button.

2. Sort ticket events by price, section, or row.

3. Use the seating chart to help you find the tickets that meet your preferences.

4. Place your ticket order for Milwaukee Brewers tickets on our secure system.