Tips
Seating
All seats are good and most are cheaper than other Valley teams. There is good value to be had with the tickets.
Good seats: This is a stadium where all the seats are good seats. The seats between the dugouts are good size, comfortable and have backs on them. Cup holders would be nice, but we can live without them.
Down the line seats: For under $15, you can get a nice seat behind the dugouts.
Uecker seats: No seat is bad here. It is a very fan friendly place.
Lawn seats: For $5 you can't beat it. Not crowded. Relaxed. Great chance of getting a Geoff Jenkins shot. But beware that the lawn is very very steep. Also some lawn seats available along the 1 st base side.
Wise seating tip: Sit behind the 1 st base or 3 rd base dugout if you can
.all the action is there. The Brewers give away things at the end of nearly every inning and most of it comes from the top of the dugouts. T-shirts, hats, you name it.
Sausage Race
The best in-game entertainment in baseball. Period. No comparison. Once you've seen one, you'll want it at every baseball game thereafter. During spring training they shorten the run. They only run from the right outfield corner to home plate, but during the season in Milwaukee it's a marathon, completely around the entire warning track dugout to dugout. After the race, go to the mezzanine and get your photograph taken with the Sausages.
Location
We love the stadium, the practice complex, and the atmosphere of the games but the location of the place is in a pretty rough part of Phoenix . Don't worry as the parking has always appeared safe and secure. But the area is just not good for after-game events. Be prepared to leave the area after the game.
Macayo's Mexican Kitchen
No trip to Arizona for Spring Training is complete without enjoying the best tasting Mexican food around. Macayo's Mexican Kitchen is a Valley of the Sun tradition, serving delicious chimichangas, tacos and enchiladas in town since 1946. Before or after the Brewers game, fans can visit either of our central Phoenix locations at 75 th Ave & Thomas or in Downtown at Central Ave & Indian School Rd .
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Braun powers Brewers past Cards
Ryan Braun hit a pair of solo homers using a pink bat, and Jeff Suppan pitched seven solid innings for his first win since April 2 to lead the Brewers to a 5-3 win vs. the Cards on Sunday.
05/11/2008 07:24 PM
Yost thinks Brewers near breakout
Brewers manager Ned Yost isn't big on momentum, but he does believe the Brewers are beginning to play better baseball, which bodes well for their finale vs. the Cardinals.
05/11/2008 08:25 PM
Yost relieves Gagne from closer duties
After hearing Eric Gagne's postgame comments from Saturday, Brewers manager Ned Yost has taken him out the closer role, though Yost wouldn't say who will replace him.
05/11/2008 03:00 PM
Brewers don't want to let go of pink bats
Called up after Mother's Day in his rookie campaign, Sunday offered Ryan Braun his first chance to swing a pink bat, and he made it count by homering twice.
05/11/2008 08:09 PM
Gagne gives up game-winner to Cards
Ryan Ludwick lined a two-run go-ahead single with two outs in the ninth inning against Eric Gagne, sending the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 victory against the Brewers on Saturday afternoon.
05/10/2008 09:19 PM
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