With baseball shut down because of the corona virus, I thought it would be an interesting time to look at the all time leaders in both offensive and defensive categories for all 30 teams. We continue today with the Milwaukee Brewers.

The Brewers began life in 1969, joining the American League as the Seattle Pilots.  After one year, they moved to Milwaukee and were re-christened the Brewers.  In 1998, the Brewers became the first team to switch leagues when they moved to the National League as the expansion Tampa Bay Devil Rays joined the American League.  I’ve seen them play 41 times, first in 1993 battling the White Sox at their old home of Milwaukee County Stadium and most recently last July, battling the Cubs at Miller Park.

Home Runs

Name	Total
Richie Sexson	4
Prince Fielder	4
Ryan Braun	4

Hits

Name	Total
Ryan Braun	29
Prince Fielder	23
J.J. Hardy	19
Corey Hart	19

Runs

Name	Total
Ryan Braun	14
Prince Fielder	14
J.J. Hardy	11
Rickie Weeks	11

RBI

Name	Total
Ryan Braun	23
Prince Fielder	17
Richie Sexson	13

Doubles

Name	Total
Prince Fielder	9
Corey Hart	6
Ryan Braun	6

Triples

Name	Total
Jean Segura	2
8 tied with	1

Batting Average (> 10 AB)

Name	Total
Casey McGehee	0.500
Richie Sexson	0.429
Mike Cameron	0.417
Domingo Santana	0.417

Stolen Bases

Name	Total
Scott Podsednik	6
Norichika Aoki	5
Ryan Braun	4

And now, the defensive side of the ball.

Wins

Name	Total
Ben Sheets	4
Chris Capuano	2
11 tied with	1

Losses

Name	Total
Ben Sheets	3
Chris Capuano	2
Doug Davis	2

ERA (> 8 IP)

Name	Total
Mike Fiers	1.32
Ben Sheets	4.17
Chris Capuano	4.85

Strikeouts

Name	Total
Ben Sheets	50
Chris Capuano	22
Mike Fiers	14

Appearances

Name	Total
Ben Sheets	8
Luis Vizcaino	7
Matt Wise	6

Saves

Name	Total
Derrick Turnbow	2
Dan Kolb	2
4 tied with	1