Notable Brewers with a B in their last names Quiz by KLSnow

Clue	Player	Letters
This outfielder led the Brewers in home runs in 1971 and 1972, with 21 each time.		B._._._._._
The 2011 NL MVP		B_._._._
He pitched 130.2 innings for the 2008 Brewer team, frequently on short rest.		_._B_._._._._
He played 416 games for the Brewers at second base, including 151 in 2000.		B._._._._._._._
His nickname was 'The Muscle.'		B_._._._._._
This knuckleballing Seattle Pilot authored 'Ball Four.'		B_._._._._
He pitched 1119 innings for the Brewers between 1986-92, the seventh highest total in franchise history.		B_._._._
His 65 career saves are the sixth most in franchise history.		_._._._B_._

Clue	Player	Letters
His 163 career home runs are the ninth most in franchise history.		B._._._._._._
He played third base for the Brewers from 1977-81, then later served as their general manager.		B._._._._
This 2006-10 Brewer is 16th on the franchise all-time list with 870 innings pitched, but eighth with 129 home runs allowed.		B_._._
After coming to Milwaukee in the Gary Sheffield trade he was a 1994 AL All Star.		B_._._._
His 2005 trade to the Blue Jays opened the door for Prince Fielder to play first base.		_._._._B_._
His 314.1 innings pitched in 1973 are a franchise record.		_._._B_._._
His 495 career games at first base from 1987-91 are the sixth most in franchise history.		B_._._._

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