Oshkosh Northwestern

The Oshkosh Northwestern is a daily publication located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. It mainly serves the communities in Winnebago, Waushara, and Green Lake counties.

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Brewers 9, Pirates 3: Joey Ortiz's two-homer night leads the way

3 days ago | thenorthwestern.com | Todd Rosiak

Todd RosiakMilwaukee Journal SentinelIt’s been a grind – to say the least – for Joey Ortiz. But the young shortstop appears to finally be turning the corner, with his first career two-homer game on Tuesday night, June 24 the latest positive step forward. Caleb Durbin also homered, giving the bottom two batters in the Milwaukee Brewers’ lineup seven runs batted in as the duo powered a 9-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates at American Family Field.
Brewers 9, Twins 0: Milwaukee a season-high seven games over .500

6 days ago | thenorthwestern.com | Todd Rosiak

Todd RosiakMilwaukee Journal SentinelMINNEAPOLIS – The contrast was startling, yet oh so effective. Making the quick turnaround from the overpowering Jacob Misiorowski, José Quintana finessed his way through an effective six innings against the Minnesota Twins on a sweltering Saturday afternoon, June 21. His first quality start since April 22 set the stage, and the Milwaukee Brewers offense again turned in another big game in an eventual 9-0 shutout at Target Field.
Brewers 17, Twins 6: Jacob Misiorowski continues to amaze

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Todd Rosiak

Todd RosiakMilwaukee Journal SentinelMINNEAPOLIS – Dominant. Devastating. Poised. Efficient. Simply remarkable. Pick a superlative – any superlative – and you’d most likely be right on the money in describing Jacob Misiorowski’s major-league onboarding with the Milwaukee Brewers. Eight days removed from his dynamite debut against the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field, the rookie right-hander took his show on the road and was even more impressive against the Minnesota Twins on June 20.
In must-see moment, fan at Wrigley Field scales netting to retrieve Sal Frelick's bat

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | JR Radcliffe |Curt Hogg

Spider-Man apparently found his way into the front row of Wrigley Field on June 19 for a game between the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs. Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick lost control of his bat during a swing in the sixth inning against Cubs reliever Chris Flexen, and the bat wound up lodged in the netting behind home plate.
As Weis Earth Science Museum winds down time in Menasha, stakeholders discuss past, future

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Rebecca Loroff

The Weis Earth Science Museum first opened in November 2001 and was designated as Wisconsin's official mineralogical museum by then-Governor Tommy Thompson. Wisconsin geologist and Weis director Joanne Kluessendorf saw the museum as her "pride and joy."With the closure of the UWO Fox Cities campus, the Weis museum faced an uncertain future — and disagreements about what path it should take next.
Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs game June 18 game postponed

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Curt Hogg

Curt HoggMilwaukee Journal SentinelCHICAGO — With rain showers in the forecast for the remainder of the evening, the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs have had their June 18 game postponed. The game will be made up on August 18 as a split doubleheader at Wrigley, turning what was initially a four-game series into a five-game set. That will be a particularly grueling stretch for Milwaukee, with it now playing 18 games in 17 days.
Results, highlights from Day 2 of the WIAA state baseball tournament

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Mike Sherry

1:44 pm CTJohnson Creek advances to Division 4 title gameMike SherryJohnson Creek scored four runs in the sixth inning to pull away for a 6-2 victory over Pittsville in the first semifinal game. Dugg Hartwig had two hits and two RBIs for Johnson Creek. Tanner Herman added two hits. Zach Holland pitched 5⅓ innings for Johnson Creek. He gave up five hits, two runs, walked one and did not strike out a batter. Hartwig pitched the final 1⅔ innings, gave up no hits, no runs and struck out three.
What Tyrese Haliburton, Rick Carlisle said about Pacers star's leg injury after Game 5 loss

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Matthew Glenesk |Dustin Dopirak

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla -- Tyrese Haliburton went down in the first quarter of Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Monday with a lower leg injury in the Indiana Pacers' 120-109 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. He left the game and was seen with a wrap on his leg on the bench, but came back in and managed to play 34 minutes. However, it was obvious the Pacers' All-NBA point guard was hobbled and he finished the game without making a basket (0-for-6 from the field), scoring only on four free throws.
Cardinals 8, Brewers 5: Tempers flare between Willson Contreras, Rhys Hoskins

1 week ago | thenorthwestern.com | Curt Hogg

Curt HoggMilwaukee Journal SentinelFirst, the bean balls flew. Then, Nolan Gorman's did. Moments after St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras was hit in the back by a pitch from Brewers starter Jose Quintana, leading to warnings being issued to both dugouts, Gorman smacked a backbreaking three-run home run that loomed large in a 8-5 win over the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field June 14.
Pat Murphy's gamble with Freddy Peralta pays off

2 weeks ago | thenorthwestern.com | Todd Rosiak

Todd RosiakMilwaukee Journal SentinelPat Murphy had the hook ready. Freddy Peralta talked him out of using it. And then the right-hander proved to his manager he was indeed up to the task of finishing out the sixth inning, retiring the dangerous Nolan Arenado with the go-ahead runner at third base. The offense then did its part in the bottom of the frame, and by the end it all added up to a 3-2 Milwaukee Brewers victory over the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field on Friday night, June 13.