Milwaukee Brewers Customer Service Issues

I am a 75-year-old male Braves/Brewers fan who has admired Henry Aaron since I was 10. I possess an autographed picture of him and wanted to offer a positive suggestion to Manager Craig Counsell regarding hitting with runners in scoring position. Over the years, I have observed games and noticed that some hitters may be guessing when faced with two strikes and runners in scoring position. Ultimately, scoring runs determines victory. Therefore, I propose that the manager or team establish an incentive to encourage players to put forth maximum effort when they have the opportunity for RBIs. This includes not guessing pitches and understanding the importance of guarding the plate and not falling victim to strikeout calls. This tendency seems recurring with the team, and I hope Craig Counsell can devise a strategy to inspire the players. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Lynn B.

Subject: Autograph Request for Young Baseball Fan Dear Sirs, I have a 10-year-old grandson who is a huge fan of baseball, specifically Christian Yelich. We have taken him to several games this year hoping he would have the chance to meet Mr. Yelich. Unfortunately, during the times we have been there, none of the players, including Mr. Yelich, came over to sign autographs. This left my grandson feeling really disappointed. As a family of avid Brewers fans, we are saddened by this and feel that this is not how the game should be. We believe that getting close to the players and maybe getting an autograph is part of the excitement of being a fan. He just wants an autograph from his idol, which we think should not be too much to ask for. His name and address are: Jordan Lisiecki [redacted] Sycamore Place Theresa, WI [redacted] Thank you, Jill Lisiecki [redacted]

Dear sirs, I am writing to share my disappointment in the lack of player interaction at recent baseball games. My 10-year-old grandson, Jordan Lisiecki, is a huge fan of Christian Yelich and baseball. Despite attending several games, he has not had the opportunity to meet his idol or receive an autograph. This has left him feeling disheartened, as meeting players up close has always been a special part of the game for us. As a family of avid Brewer fans with a history in baseball (Jordan's great uncle, Dick Lisiecki, played for the Tigers farm team), we cherish the tradition and connection to the sport. I believe it's important for young fans like Jordan to have the chance to meet their heroes and keep the dream alive. Jordan simply wishes for an autograph from Christian Yelich to make his day. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Best regards, Jill Lisiecki

Dear sirs, I have a 10-year-old grandson who loves the game of baseball and is a big fan of Christian Yelich, just like many other kids. We've taken him to a few games this year hoping he could meet Mr. Yelich down by where the kids wait. Unfortunately, during the three times we've been there, none of the players came over to sign any autographs for the kids, including my grandson. As avid Brewer fans, we are disappointed by this change in the fan experience. He can't afford to pay for an autograph elsewhere, and meeting players up close used to be a thrill for us and our children. Baseball runs in our family, with his great uncle being a former Tigers farm team player listed in the Old Timers Hall of Fame. I don't want my grandson to lose his dream due to the current trend in the game. All Jordan is hoping for is an autograph, which I believe shouldn't be too difficult. I am requesting a genuine autograph from Christian Yelich on a baseball or photograph to be sent to Jordan Lisiecki at [redacted] Sycamore Place, Theresa, WI [redacted]. Thank you, Jill Lisiecki