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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-21 · 30 entries checked · 20 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 20 corrected · 9 still open
The Brew Crew — Bernie Brewer is named after German brewing traditions common in Milwaukee history.
Milwaukee Brewers Foundation — The entry states the Brewers moved from Seattle in 1970, but the franchise actually relocated in 1970 and began play as the Brewers in Milwaukee that same year. The Seattle Pilots played only the 1969 season before moving.
Cecil Cooper — The trade on December 6, 1976, sent Cecil Cooper to the Brewers for George Scott and Bernie Carbo, but the entry says 'with Cooper heading to the Brewers, not the other way around' which is correct; however, the phrasing is confusing but not an error. The actu
Cecil Cooper — The entry states Cooper is 'one of just three Brewers, alongside Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun, to record four seasons with over 100 RBIs.' This is incorrect; the correct list includes Cecil Cooper, Prince Fielder, and Ryan Braun, but also Robin Yount had four
Milwaukee Brewers — The Brewers' championship drought is not the second-longest active in MLB; the Seattle Mariners and others have longer droughts.
Paul Molitor — Molitor was not the first position player to undergo Tommy John surgery; that claim is unsubstantiated and likely false.
Paul Molitor — The 39-game hitting streak in 1987 is described as the longest since Pete Rose's 44-game streak in 1978, but this ignores longer streaks before 1978, making the phrasing misleading and factually incorrect in context.
Robin Yount — The entry states Yount was drafted third overall in June 1973; he was actually drafted third overall in the January 1973 MLB draft, not June.
Harvey Kuenn Era (1970-1972) — The era is described as 'Harvey Kuenn Era (1970-1972)' in the header, but the text states it spanned from July 7, 1971, through the end of the 1972 campaign. The years 1970-1972 are incorrect; Kuenn did not manage in 1970.
Ryan Braun Career Home Run Record — The entry states the team began play in 1970, but the Milwaukee Brewers began play in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots before moving to Milwaukee in 1970.
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