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Milwaukee Reliever Abner Urubay was suspended for six games and started Freddie Peralta
for five for their roles in a brawl during a brewers game against the Tampa Bay race.
Tampa Bay Outfielder Jose Ciri was suspended for three games, a penalty later cut to two,
and Milwaukee manager Pam Murphy for two by Mike Hill, Major League Baseball Senior
Vice President for Enfield Operations.
All four were fine, Murphy stated his suspension with an associate manager Ricky Weeks led
his team against the race, and Ciri also began his penalty.
Well in today's game, the brewers did quite well as they defeated the race seven to one.
In today's game, the brewers scored first, bringing two runs in in the bottom of the
third inning, another run in the bottom of the sixth, four in the bottom of the seventh,
and then finally Tampa Bay got a run across in the eighth inning.
So the brewers take two of three from the race after losing the initial game.
They won by a score of eight to two yesterday, and then today seven to one.
The Packers are counting on the return of Ed rusher, Kingsley and Nagarbar without the
necessity of surgery.
They're counting pretty heavily on that because they didn't draft any depth last week and
waiting for him to recover.
Initially, the player said he had torn his ACL three months after the injury he still
hasn't had its surgery.
The tear has never been confirmed.
Green Bay will be counting on him and his productive depth piece for the defensive line.
He has five sacks in two years as a backup.
Published reports indicate that Wisconsin men's basketball program is close to getting
a commitment from another guard arriving through the transfer portal.
John Tanji was a starter at Colorado State, but average less than 10 minutes of playing
time per game last season at Missouri.
He posted on social media his plan to transfer to New Mexico, but then reportedly accepted
the offer to complete for the Badgers.
The commitment isn't officially yet.
One of the winningest coaches in college basketball is part of the class of 2024 being inducted
this fall into the small college basketball national Hall of Fame.
Ken Anderson coached the University of Wisconsin, O'Clayer for 27 years, winning more than
80% of those games.
He had a career record of 631 and 152, claiming 14 conference titles and getting his teams
to the NAIA tournament 15 times.
He led the blue goals to the championship game twice.
The induction ceremony will take place November 1 in Lakeland, Florida.
Two-time reigning national champion Yukon is among the teams that have dramatically
changed their rosters with transfers during the college basketballs open portal window.
The deadline for players to enter their names into the portal to signal their intent to
change programs is late Wednesday.
The Huskies could lose all five starters from their second straight NCAA championship
team, but Dan or coach Dan Hurley has added former Michigan center, Terrace Reed and
St. Mary's Guard Aiden Mahoney at Miami as replacements.
Their teams facing significant changes include marquee names like Kentucky, Kansas, Duke
and Arkansas.
For WRCO Sports, I'm Bill Henrichs.