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Our goal is to help you find the best place to purchase tickets online. We search the web looking for websites selling MLB tickets. We want to help you find sites that are:

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You will find a list of sites that sell baseball tickets near the top of this page. We list different ticket brokers for different teams, because certain brokers may have better prices for certain teams. For example, a ticket broker in Chicago will probably have better prices for Cubs tickets compared to brokers not located in Chicago. However, this is not always the case, which is why we compare prices between the different sites.

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Brewers Information

	The Milwaukee Brewers played their first season in 1970, and are named after Milwaukee’s well known beer industry.
	The Brewers play their home games at Miller Park. The stadium took 4 ½ years to construct and features natural grass, a retractable roof and four tiers of seats.
	Milwaukee won back-to-back Division Titles in 1981 and 1982, making it all the way to the World Series in 1982, before losing to the St. Louis Cardinals.
	Five Hall of Fame players have spent time with the Brewers. Those players are: Hank Aaron, Rollie Fingers, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Don Sutton.
	The 1981 season saw one of the greatest pitchers in Major League history really bring home the hardware. Right hander Rollie Fingers won the Fireman Award, the National League Cy Young award, and the League’s Most Valuable Player award.
	The Brewers have yet to have a season that saw the franchise win 100 games. The teams best season came in 1979, when the team went 95-66. BUY BREWERS TICKETS The Brewers started the 2002 season winning just 3 games of their first 15, before seeing manager Jerry Royster fired. The high and low point of the season came when Major League Baseball held their annual All Star Game at Miller Park. That game would end in a 7-7 tie at the end of 11 innings after both sides used up all there pitchers. The calling of the game by commissioner and Brewers owner Bud Selig would be a dark spot on the rest of the baseball season. After losing 106 games in the 2002 season, the Brewers hoped to do better during the 2003 season. Fans of the Brewers would not see there team perform a whole lot better as they went 68-94, and lost Richie Sexson, there best player, to the Arizona Diamondbacks at seasons end. The one shining player was Scott Podsednik who finished second in Rookie of the Year voting. The 2004 season saw lots of highs for individual players on the team, but the team as a whole continued to falter. Chad Moeller hit for the cycle on April 27, Ben Sheets struck out 18 batters on May 16 and accumulated 264 for the season, Scott Podsednik stole 70 bases, Lyle Overbay hit 53 doubles, and Dan Kolb saves 39 games. The team’s record would nearly mirror the season prior, as the Brewers went 67-94.