Jason Kendall News Archives

So much for their first real chance at playing spoiler to someone's season. The Milwaukee Brewers walked into Coors Field saying all the politically correct things about wanting to play hard and not concerning themselves with what other teams might be playing for.

The only bigger surprise than the man whose homer sent the game into extra innings was the man whose homer ended it.

Phillies starter J.A. Happ throws a pitch during the first inning. Happ gave up two runs on six hits and struck out seven batters in 5 2/3 innings.

For the second consecutive night, the Brewers offered a microcosm of their season.

When a team struggles, it's a natural reaction to point to the manager as the root of the problem.

The Houston Astros executed manager Cecil Cooper's plan to perfection for six innings Saturday night at Miller Park.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, The New York Mets aren't rich with position prospects.

The Brewers face interesting decisions regarding the futures of shortstop J.J. Hardy, second baseman Rickie Weeks, centerfielder Mike Cameron and catcher Jason Kendall.

On the one-year anniversary of Carlos Zambrano's no-hitter, Ryan Dempster threw about half of one Monday against the Brewers.

Casey McGehee 's four hits and a career-high six RBI Saturday keyed Milwaukee's 9-2 rout of Arizona.

Last season on Sept. 10, the Brewers were 20 games over .500 and owned a four-game lead in the National League Wild Card race.

When Eugenio Velez made a diving catch in left field during Sunday's first inning, few could have imagined a better play in the ensuing 11 innings of baseball -- let alone a slew of them.

Chris Carpenter arrived at Miller Park Monday armed with a fastball that climbed above 95 miles per hour and a late-acting curveball that at times appeared to dip below sea level.

Mike Cameron stopped, took one step back toward third base, then broke home toward a milestone.

Juan Uribe homered to spark a two-run rally in the fourth inning and San Francisco won for the sixth time in eight games.

San Francisco Giants' Edgar Renteria, left, waits for the throw to tag out Milwaukee Brewers' Jason Kendall as he is caught stealing during the second inning of a baseball game Friday, Sept.

Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Dave Bush, right, is pulled out of the game by Brewers manager Ken Macha, center, as catcher Jason Kendall stands by during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the St.

Jason Kendall would like to re-sign with the Brewers. Mike Rivera says he's ready for regular duty.