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Total Bases: Robin Yount, 367 (1982)
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Walks: Prince Fielder, 114 (2010)
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Games: Ken Sanders, 83 (1971) Alex Claudio, 83 (2019)
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At Bats per Strikeout: Ted Simmons, 16.5 (1985)
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Runs Batted In: Prince Fielder, 127 (2009)
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At Bats per Home Run: Prince Fielder, 11.5 (2007)
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The League was expanded in Seattle in 1969 and moved to Milwaukee a year later. In 1982, he won the first division title in the history of the United States. However, he was defeated by the same division St. Louis Cardinals in the world series, since then, the brewers have been out of the playoffs. In 1998, with the expansion of the league, the brewers were reassigned to the central division of the League of Nations, but remained in the doldrums and have not played in the playoffs for 24 years.
To avoid being the worst team in the world, the team has taken a number of steps. The 2006 season saw the brewers finish fourth in the Central Division of the League of Nations; for the 2007 season (as of August 1), the brewers are currently ranked second in the Central Division of the League of Nations. They have different team leaders and score different points in different events. More specific information can be found in the 48 items collated by the random tool generator.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Milwaukee Brewers team records.
