There were moments of humor, sincerity and candidness. 

MilwaukeeBrewers owner Mark Attanasio and general manager Doug Melvin do not have their heads buried in the sand. 

Somehow, some way, theMilwaukeeBrewers must find a way to bolster their starting rotation before the season begins. 

With the Brewers' payroll already matching the Opening Day level of 2008, owner Mark Attanasio said it's unlikely the team will add an established starting pitcher before spring training. 

--1B Prince Fielder signed a two-year, $18 million contract, buying out his first two years of salary arbitration. 

The Brewers won 90 games last year, and their offseason has revolved around one major loss (C. 

With the Brewers' payroll already matching the Opening Day level of 2008, owner Mark Attanasio said it's unlikely the team will add an established starting pitcher before spring training. 

--1B Prince Fielder signed a two-year, $18 million contract, buying out his first two years of salary arbitration. 

The Brewers won 90 games last year, and their offseason has revolved around one major loss (C. 

For the Q&A portion of theMilwaukeeBrewers' variety show Friday night, the audience plant asked general manager Doug Melvin how he proposed to replace CC Sabathia. 

On the field, Prince Fielder is one of the most-feared sluggers in the major leagues, with many noteworthy accomplishments during his first three seasons. 

Career saves leader Trevor Hoffman already has his trademark "Hells Bells" ready for Milwaukee. 

With the Brewers' payroll already matching the Opening Day level of 2008, owner Mark Attanasio said it's unlikely the team will add an established starting pitcher before spring training. 

--1B Prince Fielder signed a two-year, $18 million contract, buying out his first two years of salary arbitration. 

The Brewers won 90 games last year, and their offseason has revolved around one major loss (C.