Marsh Inn

11/01/2026

Doors open at 11am with $4.00 Bloodys 11-1pm. 16" 2-topping pizza and pitcher of domestic b**r $18.75 from 1pm-7pm.

10/31/2026

Cece opening doors at 11am with $4.00 Bloodys 11-1pm. $2.00 Domestic Bottles of B**r 1-5pm. Carol comes in for Halloween Night!

10/30/2026

Amanda opening doors at 11am with our famous Friday Fish Fry! Katie comes in to serve up $2.75 Shortie Rail Old Fashion 530-9pm. Please call ahead with togo orders or rsvp groups larger than 5ppl 387-2555.

10/29/2026

Sue opening doors at 11am with Mexican Specials Today. Sandy comes in to serve half price drinks 3-5pm. Katie comes in for Weekly Drawing at 630pm. $2.00 Domestic Bottles of B**r 530-close.

10/28/2026

Melissa opening up at 11am with $1.00 Off Mugs of B**r All Day Long. Chicken Wing Specials $8.75 per lb. Katie comes in to closer down.

10/27/2026

Doors open at 630pm tonight!!! Go BREWERS!!! Kitchen closed but Pizza and garlic bread will be served during the game!

10/27/2026

Milwaukee Brewers Win Game 3 10–1, But the Real Explosion Came After the Final Out. ⚾️🔥

The scoreboard read Milwaukee Brewers 10 – Tampa Bay Rays 1, but the most shocking moment of the night didn’t happen on the diamond — it happened in the press room.

Moments after the crushing Game 3 blowout loss, Tampa Bay Rays Manager Kevin Cash unleashed a scorching tirade that ripped through the MLB world like wildfire:

“Let’s not kid ourselves,” Cash began, his voice shaking with frustration. “Milwaukee didn’t win with finesse — they won by overwhelming the game with sheer power, aggressive baserunning, and relentless pressure. They’ve built a style here that turns every inning into chaos, leaning on high-velocity pitching and aggressive small-ball in ways that teams like ours aren’t even structured to counter. That’s not traditional baseball. That’s just domination through disruption.”

He didn’t stop there.

“Meanwhile, we’re out here trying to play structured, analytical baseball the right way with patience and ex*****on. We’ve got players who show up to play fundamental baseball — not to be dragged into a chaotic slugfest where every mistake gets amplified by the noise and momentum of the opposing dugout.”

Reporters in the room exchanged stunned looks. Cash’s comments weren’t just frustration — they were direct accusations aimed at the Brewers’ aggressive culture and the high-octane pressure that has become a trademark of Milwaukee Brewers Baseball.

Within minutes, clips of his remarks were exploding across social media.

And moments later, Milwaukee Brewers Manager Pat Murphy fired back with what instantly became one of the most cold-blooded, controlled counterpunches of the season.

“We didn’t win because of intimidation,” Murphy said calmly, leaning toward the microphone with a cold smirk. “We won because our guys prepared, executed, and competed on every single pitch. Winning Game 3 10–1 isn’t intimidation — it’s complete ex*****on. If that feels overwhelming, that’s the standard you have to reach to compete with us in October.”

The room went silent.

In a moment no one expected, the postgame press conference had suddenly become just as intense as Game 3 itself.⚾️🔥🏆
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10/27/2026

BREAKING NEWS: After the Milwaukee Brewers’ dominant 10–1 blowout victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3, the hardest “hit” of the night didn’t come from the diamond — it came from the broadcast booth. ⚾️🎙️🔥

In a heated postgame television debate on FOX, MLB Hall of Famer and analyst John Smoltz unleashed a fierce critique that threatened to overshadow Milwaukee’s crucial postseason victory.

He opened with a cold statement:

“Let’s be clear — that win wasn’t entirely earned. It was given.”

The tone was unmistakable. And Smoltz wasn’t finished.

As replays rolled and emotions were still running high, he continued, his voice sharper and more intense:

“You don’t walk away with a nine-run victory in October and pretend everything was flawless. The Brewers got lucky. Lucky with zone momentum. Lucky with crucial strike-zone calls. And frankly, some of those umpiring decisions deserve serious questions.”

The accusation hung in the air.

Then Smoltz went even further — questioning not just the result, but the fairness of the contest itself:

“Tell me why the Rays — a team that fought until the very last pitch — walks off that field with a heartbreaking loss. They played with patience, discipline, and everything they had. Milwaukee survived early, but early breaks and total domination are two completely different things.”

Within seconds, social media erupted. Fans fiercely debated the controversial live remarks, while supporters of both franchises defended their teams across X and TikTok.

But Smoltz saved his heaviest blow for last — a statement that threatened to ignite controversy across Major League Baseball:

“The umpiring was embarrassing. Some of those ball-strike calls clearly favored the Brewers, and everybody watching on national television deserves an explanation.”

Minutes later, surrounded by reporters in the press room, Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy stepped up to the podium.

No raised voice.
No counterattack.
No unnecessary emotion.

He listened calmly to Smoltz’s comments being read back to him.

Then he ended the entire debate with one icy, razor-sharp sentence — exactly 11 words:

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10/27/2026

10/26/2026

Doors open at 6pm tonight for the game. Sloppy joes and ham sliders for food. Bring a dish to share.