The Milwaukee Brewers 2006 season involved the Brewers' finishing 4th in the National League Central with a record of 75 wins and 87 losses.

Offseason [edit]

• December 7, 2005: Lyle Overbay was traded by the Milwaukee Brewers with Ty Taubenheim to the Toronto Blue Jays for David Bush, Gabe Gross, and Zach Jackson.^[1]
• January 6, 2006: Russell Branyan was released by the Milwaukee Brewers.^[2]

Regular season [edit]

Season standings [edit]

Notable transactions [edit]

• July 28, 2006: Carlos Lee was traded by the Milwaukee Brewers with Nelson Cruz to the Texas Rangers for Laynce Nix, Kevin Mench, Francisco Cordero, and Julian Cordero (minors).^[3]
• July 28, 2006: David Bell was traded by the Philadelphia Phillies to the Milwaukee Brewers for Wilfrido Laureano (minors).^[4]

Roster [edit]

Farm system [edit]

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Game log [edit]

2006 Game Log
April (14-11) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 1 April 3 Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 Lehr (1–0) Torres (0–1) Turnbow (1) 45,023 1-0 2 April 4 Pitsburgh Pirates 7-5 Capuano (1-0) Santos (0-1) Turnbow (2) 15,515 2-0 3 April 5 Pitsburgh Pirates 3-2 Wise (1-0) Marté (0-1) Turnbow (3) 15,430 3-0 4 April 7 Arizona Diamondbacks 3-1 Bush (1-0) Ortiz (0-1) Turnbow (4) 25,737 4-0 5 April 8 Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 Kolb (1-0) Vizcaíno (0-1) 29,226 5-0 6 April 9 Arizona Diamondbacks 0-7 Vargas (1-0) Capuano (1-1) 28,115 5-1 7 April 10 @ St. Louis Cardinals 4-6 Mulder (1-0) Ohka (0-1) Isringhausen (3) 41,936 5-2 8 April 12 @ St. Louis Cardinals 3-5 Marquis (2-0) Bush (1-1) 40,648 5-3 9 April 13 @ St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 (11) de la Rosa (1-0) Isringhausen (0-2) Turnbow (5) 40,222 6-3 10 April 14 @ New York Mets 3-4 Glavine (2-0) Capuano (1-2) Wagner (3) 37,489 6-4 11 April 15 @ New York Mets 8-2 Ohka (1-1) Trachsel (1-1) 55,830 7-4 12 April 16 @ New York Mets 3-9 Bannister (2-0) Sheets (0-1) 38,119 7-5 13 April 17 @ Houston Astros 7-8 Astacio (1-0) Wise (1-1) Lidge (4) 26,093 7-6 14 April 18 @ Houston Astros 12-13 Oswalt (3-0) Davis (0-1) Lidge (5) 27,994 7-7 15 April 19 @ Houston Astros 7-2 Capuano (2-2) Pettitte (1-3) 27,002 8-7 16 April 20 Cincinnati Reds 8-12 Belisle (1-0) Lehr (1-1) 15,347 8-8 17 April 21 Cincinnati Reds 1-3 Arroyo (3-0) Sheets (0-2) Weathers (4) 29,825 8-9 18 April 22 Cincinnati Reds 11-0 Bush (2-1) Claussen (1-2) 35,768 9-9 19 April 23 Cincinnati Reds 0-11 Harang (3-1) Davis (0-2) 29,174 9-10 20 April 24 Atlanta Braves 3-2 Capuano (3-2) Davies (1-2) Turnbow (6) 11,660 10-10 21 April 25 Atlanta Braves 4-2 Ohka (2-1) Hudson (1-2) Turnbow (7) 16,276 11-10 22 April 26 Atlanta Braves 5-4 Sheets (1-2) Sosa (0-4) Turnbow (8) 18,511 12-10 23 April 28 @ Chicago Cubs 2-6 Maddux (5-0) Bush (2-2) 39,522 12-11 24 April 29 @ Chicago Cubs 16-2 Davis (1-2) Rusch (1-4) 40,644 13-11 25 April 30 @ Chicago Cubs 9-0 Capuano (4-2) Zambrano (0-2) 39,229 14-11
May (12-16) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 26 May 1 Houston Astros 4-2 Wise (2-1) Wheeler (0-1) Turnbow (9) 12,258 15-11 27 May 2 Houston Astros 5-8 Nieve (1-0) Sheets (1-3) Lidge (9) 12,664 15-12 28 May 3 San Francisco 0-2 Schmidt (2-2) Bush (2-3) 17,358 15-13 29 May 4 San Francisco 7-4 Davis (2-2) Hennessey (2-1) Turnbow (10) 21,038 16-13 30 May 5 @ Los Angeles Dodgers 3-4 Báez (1-1) Wise (2-2) 47,731 16-14 31 May 6 @ Los Angeles Dodgers 4-5 Báez (1-2) Demaria (0-1) 46,087 16-15 32 May 7 @ Los Angeles Dodgers 2-10 Sele (1-0) Bush (2-4) 53,532 16-16 33 May 9 @ San Diego Padres 5-4 (10) Kolb (2-0) Hoffman (0-1) Turnbow (11) 22,196 17-16 34 May 10 @ San Diego Padres 0-3 Park (2-1) Capuano (4-3) Hoffman (6) 20,088 17-17 35 May 11 @ San Diego Padres 5-8 Peavy (3-3) Hendrickson (0-1) 22,500 17-18 36 May 12 New York Mets 9-6 Bush (3-4) Lima (0-2) Turnbow (12) 26,362 18-18 37 May 13 New York Mets 8-9 Bradford (2-1) Turnbow (0-1) Wagner (8) 45,150 18-19 38 May 14 New York Mets 6-5 (10) de la Rosa (2-0) Bradford (2-2) 28,104 19-19 39 May 16 Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Turnbow (1-1) Franklin (1-3) 14,592 20-19 40 May 17 Philadelphia Phillies 8-7 Capellan (1-0) Rhodes (0-1) 20,874 21-19 41 May 18 Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 Lehr (2-1) Ryan Madson (4-2) Turnbow (13) 27,419 22-19 42 May 19 Minnesota Twins 1-7 Liriano (2-0) Davis (2-3) 28,462 22-20 43 May 20 Minnesota Twins 10-16 Baker (2-4) Hendrickson (0-2) 43,422 22-21 44 May 21 Minnesota Twins 5-3 Capuano (5-3) Crain (0-2) Turnbow (14) 35,180 23-21 45 May 22 @ Cincinnati Reds 5-15 Arroyo (6-2) Bush (3-5) 16,567 23-22 46 May 23 @ Cincinnati Reds 3-7 Ramirez (2-3) Eveland (0-1) 16,528 23-23 47 May 24 @ Cincinnati Reds 6-2 Davis (3-3) Claussen (3-5) 29,065 24-23 48 May 26 @ Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 (10) Turnbow (2-1) Gordon (2-2) Shouse (1) 43,852 25-23 49 May 27 @ Philadelphia Phillies 9-6 Wise (3-2) Franklin (1-4) Turnbow (15) 32,089 26-23 50 May 28 @ Philadelphia Phillies 2-6 Madson (5-3) Eveland (0-2) 35,674 26-24 51 May 29 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 3-14 Duke (3-6) Davis (3-4) 17,561 26-25 52 May 30 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 1-12 Santos (3-5) de la Rosa (2-1) 14,300 26-26 53 May 31 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 1-6 Snell (5-3) Capuano (5-4) 15,434 26-27
June (14-14) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 54 June 1 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 3-4 Grabow (1-1) Turnbow (2-2) 12,899 26-28 55 June 2 Washington Nationals 4-10 Ortiz (4-4) Eveland (0-3) 21,476 26-29 56 June 3 Washington Nationals 3-4 Bray (1-0) Turnbow (2-3) Cordero (9) 40,392 26-30 57 June 4 Washington Nationals 4-8 Armas (6-3) de la Rosa (2-2) 21,608 26-31 58 June 5 San Diego Padres 5-2 Capuano (6-4) Hensley (4-4) Turnbow (16) 13,611 27-31 59 June 6 San Diego Padres 5-1 Bush (4-5) Peavy (4-6) 14,722 28-31 60 June 7 San Diego Padres 5-6 Cassidy (4-2) Wise (3-3) Hoffman (13) 16,982 28-32 61 June 8 San Diego Padres 4-3 (10) Turnbow (3-3) Cassidy (4-3) 20,510 29-32 62 June 9 St. Louis Cardinals 6-10 Hancock (2-2) Winkelsas (0-1) Isringhausen (19) 24,490 29-33 63 June 10 St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Wise (4-3) Flores (0-1) Turnbow (17) 36,981 30-33 64 June 11 St. Louis Cardinals 5-7 Hancock (3-2) Bush (4-6) Isringhausen (20) 29,122 30-34 65 June 12 @ Cincinnati Reds 6-5 Jackson (1-0) Mercker (0-1) Turnbow (18) 19,279 31-34 66 June 13 @ Cincinnati Reds 6-4 Davis (4-4) Arroyo (8-3) Turnbow (19) 21,829 32-34 67 June 14 @ Cincinnati Reds 0-3 (11) Hammond (1-1) Kolb (2-1) 27,716 32-35 68 June 16 Cleveland Indians 6-4 Capuano (7-4) Sabathia (5-3) Turnbow (20) 33,178 33-35 69 June 17 Cleveland Indians 3-2 Capellan (2-0) Wickman (1-2) 42,069 34-35 70 June 18 Cleveland Indians 6-3 Turnbow (4-3) Betancourt (0-3) 43,391 35-35 71 June 19 Detroit Tigers 1-3 Bonderman (7-4) Wise (4-4) Jones (19) 29,623 35-36 72 June 20 Detroit Tigers 1-10 Miner (3-1) Helling (0-1) 33,119 35-37 73 June 21 Detroit Tigers 4-3 Capuano (8-4) Zumaya (3-1) Turnbow (21) 31,222 36-37 74 June 23 @ Kansas City Royals 7-2 Bush (5-6) Keppel (0-4) 18,112 37-37 75 June 24 @ Kansas City Royals 5-6 Duckworth (1-1) Davis (4-5) Burgos (12) 20,464 37-38 76 June 25 @ Kansas City Royals 0-6 Redman (5-4) Helling (0-2) Gobble (1) 14,726 37-39 77 June 26 @ Chicago Cubs 6-0 Capuano (9-4) Maddux (7-8) 39,698 38-39 78 June 27 @ Chicago Cubs 8-5 Shouse (1-0) Dempster (1-4) Turnbow (22) 39,399 39-39 79 June 28 @ Chicago Cubs 3-6 Howry (3-2) Kolb (2-2) Dempster (12) 39,321 39-40 80 June 29 @ Chicago Cubs 5-4 González (1-0) Prior (0-3) Turnbow (23) 39,144 40-40 81 June 30 @ Minnesota Twins 2-8 Radke (7-7) Villanueva (0-1) 28,412 40-41
July (10-15) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 82 July 1 @ Minnesota Twins 7-10 Rincón (3-0) Turnbow (4-4) Nathan (14) 35,056 40-42 83 July 2 @ Minnesota Twins 0-8 Liriano (9-1) Jackson (1-1) 35,466 40-43 84 July 3 Cincinnati Reds 8-7 Wise (5-4) Coffey (3-3) 31,353 41-43 85 July 4 Cincinnati Reds 5-2 Davis (5-5) Arroyo (9-5) Shouse (2) 39,280 42-43 86 July 5 Cincinnati Reds 6-5 (13) González (2-0) Standridge (1-1) 19,651 43-43 87 July 6 Chicago Cubs 2-0 Capuano (10-4) Maddux (7-9) 37,326 44-43 88 July 7 Chicago Cubs 2-7 Zambano (8-3) Jackson (1-2) 41,172 44-44 89 July 8 Chicago Cubs 1-3 Mármol (2-3) Bush (5-7) Dempster (14) 42,268 44-45 90 July 9 Chicago Cubs 4-11 Rusch (3-7) Davis (5-6) 41,528 44-46 91 July 14 @ Arizona Diamondbacks 3-4 Medders (3-2) Turnbow (4-5) 24,117 44-47 92 July 15 @ Arizona Diamondbacks 1-8 Webb (10-3) Capuano (10-5) 26,318 44-48 93 July 16 @ Arizona Diamondbacks 10-5 Bush (6-7) Vargas (7-6) 29,308 45-48 94 July 17 @ San Francisco Giants 10-1 Jackson (2-2) Schmidt (6-6) 36,738 46-48 95 July 18 @ San Francisco Giants 3-4 Wright (6-8) González (2-1) Benítez (12) 37,054 46-49 96 July 19 @ San Francisco Giants 6-7 Wilson (1-2) Turnbow (4-6) 39,570 46-50 97 July 21 @ Cincinnati Reds 5-6 Majewski (4-3) Turnbow (4-7) 19,677 46-51 98 July 22 @ Cincinnati Reds 7-8 Coffey (6-4) González (2-2) Guardado (10) 41,915 46-52 99 July 23 @ Cincinnati Reds 4-1 Ohka (3-1) Milton (6-6) Kolb (1) 22,726 47-52 100 July 24 Pittsburgh Pirates 12-8 Davis (6-6) Duke (7-9) 30,252 48-52 101 July 25 Pittsburgh Pirates 1-6 Snell (9-6) Bush (6-8) 35,923 48-53 102 July 26 Pittsburgh Pirates 4-8 Maholm (4-9) Capuano (10-6) 37,678 48-54 103 July 28 Cincinnati Reds 3-4 Milton (7-6) Wise (5-5) Guardado (11) 32,743 48-55 104 July 29 Cincinnati Reds 6-3 González (3-2) Germano (0-1) Turnbow (24) 43,000 49-55 105 July 30 Cincinnati Reds 4-3 Sheets (2-3) Harang (11-7) Cordero (7) 42,976 50-55 106 July 31 @ Colorado Rockies 2-4 Cook (7-9) Capuano (10-7) Fuentes (20) 23,189 50-56
August (12-16) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 107 August 1 @ Colorado Rockies 1-0 Bush (7-8) Fogg (7-6) Cordero (8) 22,082 51-56 108 August 2 @ Colorado Rockies 2-8 Kim (7-6) Ohka (3-2) 24,034 51-57 109 August 4 @ St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Davis (7-6) Carpenter (10-6) Cordero (9) 43,162 52-57 110 August 5 @ St. Louis Cardinals 3-4 Reyes (3-5) Sheets (2-4) Isringhausen (29) 43,299 52-58 111 August 6 @ St. Louis Cardinals 1-7 Suppan (9-6) Capuano (10-8) Sosa (4) 43,140 52-59 112 August 8 Chicago Cubs 3-6 Mármol (5-5) Ohka (3-3) Dempster (22) 36,200 52-60 113 August 9 Chicago Cubs 6-3 Bush (8-8) Zambrano (12-5) Cordero (10) 36,012 53-60 114 August 10 Chicago Cubs 8-6 Davis (8-6) Prior (1-6) Cordero (11) 41,686 54-60 115 August 11 @ Atlanta Braves 1-2 Smoltz (10-5) Turnbow (4-8) 31,336 54-61 116 August 12 @ Atlanta Braves 8-5 Sheets (3-4) Barry (0-1) Cordero (12) 40,480 55-61 117 August 13 @ Atlanta Braves 4-7 Paronto (1-0) Wise (5-6) Wickman (22) 34,718 55-62 118 August 14 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 2-4 Santos (5-7) Bush (8-9) Gonzalez (21) 16,279 55-63 119 August 15 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3 Davis (9-6) Marté (0-6) Cordero (13) 17,877 56-63 120 August 16 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 (13) González (4-2) Marté (0-7) Cordero (14) 14,901 57-63 121 August 17 Houston Astros 3-7 Hirsh (1-1) Sheets (3-5) 30,252 57-64 122 August 18 Houston Astros 3-2 Cordero (8-4) Lidge (0-4) 30,294 58-64 123 August 19 Houston Astros 6-4 Bush (9-9) Rodríguez (9-7) Cordero (15) 42,347 59-64 124 August 20 Houston Astros 1-3 Clemens (5-4) Davis (9-7) Wheeler (4) 41,222 59-65 125 August 22 Colorado Rockies 4-1 Capuano (11-8) Cook (8-12) Cordero (16) 25,158 60-65 126 August 23 Colorado Rockies 7-1 Sheets (4-5) Kim (7-9) 35,569 61-65 127 August 24 Colorado Rockies 12-6 Ohka Fogg (9-8) 35,484 62-65 128 August 25 @ Florida Marlins 5-6 Moehler (7-8) Bush (9-10) Borowski (30) 13,447 62-66 129 August 26 @ Florida Marlins 2-7 Willis (9-10) Davis (9-8) 30,017 62-67 130 August 27 @ Florida Marlins 3-4 Borowski (2-2) Shouse (1-1) 13,544 62-68 131 August 28 @ Florida Marlins 2-4 Johnson (12-6) Sheets (4-6) Borowski (31) 10,226 62-69 132 August 29 @ Florida Marlins 3-10 Qualls (5-3) Shouse (1-2) 32,981 62-70 133 August 30 @ Houston Astros 0-1 Lidge (1-4) Capellan (2-1) 35,021 62-71 134 August 31 @ Houston Astros 3-5 Pettitte (13-13) Davis (9-9) Lidge (28) 36,438 62-72
September (12-15) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 135 September 1 Florida Marlins 2-3 Sánchez (6-2) Capuano (11-9) Borowski (32) 33,334 62-73 136 September 2 Florida Marlins 6-9 Borowski (3-2) Turnbow (4-9) Tankersley (3) 44,005 62-74 137 September 3 Florida Marlins 3-10 Olsen (12-7) Ohka (4-4) 25,058 62-75 138 September 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 3-6 Bush (10-10) Maddux (12-12) Cordero (17) 33,645 63-75 139 September 5 Los Angeles Dodgers 9-0 Davis (10-9) Hendrickson (5-15) 13,427 64-75 140 September 6 Los Angeles Dodgers 1-2 Lowe (14-8) Capuano (11-10) Saito (18) 25,106 64-76 141 September 8 Houston Astros 3-4 Oswalt (12-8) Capellan (2-2) Lidge (31) 19,677 64-77 142 September 9 Houston Astros 4-10 Hirsh (3-3) Ohka (4-5) 31,216 64-78 143 September 10 Houston Astros 4-0 Bush (11-10) Rodríguez (9-9) 23,456 65-78 144 September 11 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 3-4 Duke (9-13) Davis (10-10) Torres (6) 13,643 65-79 September 12 @ Pittsburgh Pirates Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for September 13 (double header) 145 September 13 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 3-6 Snell (13-10) Capuano (11-11) Torres (7)  ? 65-80 146 September 13 @ Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 Sheets (5-6) Chacón (6-6) Cordero (18) 11,627 66-80 147 September 15 @ Washington Nationals 5-2 Villanueva (1-1) Ortiz (10-14) Cordero (19) 21,168 67-80 148 September 16 @ Washington Nationals 5-8 Astacio (4-5) Bush (11-11) Cordero (27) 24,252 67-81 149 September 17 @ Washington Nationals 1-6 Rivera (3-0) Davis (10-11) 26,128 67-82 150 September 18 St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Cordero (9-4) Looper (9-2) 19,360 68-82 151 September 19 St. Louis Cardinals 2-12 Weaver (7-14) Sheets (5-7) 15,204 68-83 152 September 20 St. Louis Cardinals 1-0 Cordero (10-4) Johnson (0-3) 14,242 69-83 153 September 21 San Francisco Giants 9-4 Bush (12-11) Morris (10-15) 28,719 70-83 154 September 22 San Francisco Giants 13-12 Capellan (3-2) Chulk (1-3) Cordero (20) 21,796 71-83 155 September 23 San Francisco Giants 10-8 Capellan (4-2) Taschner (0-1) Cordero (21) 33,989 72-83 156 September 24 San Francisco Giants 5-3 Sheets (6-7) Cain (13-11) Cordero (22) 23,049 73-83 157 September 26 @ Chicago Cubs 6-14 Marshall (6-9) Villanueva (1-2) 31,932 73-84 158 September 27 @ Chicago Cubs 2-3 Howry (4-5) Cordero (10-5) 36,273 73-85 159 September 28 @ St. Louis Cardinals 9-4 Davis (11-11) Marquis (14-16) 40,313 74-85 160 September 29 @ St. Louis Cardinals 5-10 Weaver (8-14) Capuano (11-12) 41,718 74-86 161 September 30 @ St. Louis Cardinals 2-3 Johnson (2-4) Shouse (1-3) Wainwright (3) 44,294 74-87
October (1-0) # Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record 162 October 1 @ St. Louis Cardinals 5-3 Villanueva (2-2) Reyes (5-8) 44,133 75-87

Player stats [edit]

Batting [edit]

Starters by position [edit]

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI

Other batters [edit]

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI

Pitching [edit]

Starting pitchers [edit]

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO

Other pitchers [edit]

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO

Relief pitchers [edit]

Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO

References [edit]

1. ^ Lyle Overbay Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com
2. ^ Russell Branyan Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com
3. ^ Carlos Lee Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com
4. ^ http://www.baseball-reference.com/b/bellda01.shtml
5. ^ Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed., The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, N.C.: Baseball America, 2007

• 2006 Milwaukee Brewers team page at Baseball Reference
• 2006 Milwaukee Brewers team page at www.baseball-almanac.com

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