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Stewart is the chief of staff
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Stewart is the chief of staff
Coach plays major role in success of pitchers
By MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM of the Journal Sentinel staff
Wednesday, June 12, 2002
Oakland -- Dave Stewart is back in the place where he made his
name as a big-leaguer, and he brought along a Milwaukee Brewers
pitching staff that is trying to do the same.
So far Milwaukee's pitchers, under the tutelage of Stewart, have
done more than could have been expected.
The bullpen has been bet...
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