Miller Park is not Minute Maid Park: Why MLB Screwed Up Royally
crawfishboxes.com 9/15/2008 — I'm going to start this off with a quote from BPro's Sunday's Games to Watch column: While there are some in Houston griping about [playing at Miller Park], the split in home-field advantage over the course of a season, never mind a three-game ...

Carlos Zambrano No-Hitter Final Outs (WGN Radio)
FanIQ.com 9/15/2008 — This goes without saying, but what a terrible turn of events for the Houston Astros. Nice work Bud Selig, but I'm not going to complain. Here's the final outs of Carlos Zambrano's no-hitter last night in Milwaukee's Miller Park, with WGN ...

Brewers fire Yost, promote 3B coach Sveum as interim manager
sports.espn.go.com 9/15/2008 — The Milwaukee Brewers fired manager Ned Yost on Monday in the midst of a late-season slump that has jeopardized the team's chances of making the playoffs for the first time since 1982.

Yost Fired!
brewcrewball.com 9/15/2008 — JS Blog link ESPN.com blurb with the reaction of an anonymous player Tom H believes this came from Mark Attanasio My dad called me with the news from the Miller Park press box (he's covering the Cubs-Astros game for STATS). He relayed the message ...

Astros to Get All Ticket Revenues From Miller Park Games
bizofbaseball.com 9/16/2008 — MLB moved the Cubs/Astros series to Milwaukee’s Miller Park due to Hurricane Ike, and in doing so, saw Carlos Zambrano throw a no-hitter against the Astros on their designated home field. But, here's the deal: the Astros are getting all the ticket revenues.

Lilly's near no-no not unprecedented — Major League Baseball News 9/15/2008
Ted Lilly attempted on Monday in Milwaukee to follow what his teammate Carlos Zambrano did on Sunday night -- no-hit the Houston Astros. The bid was broken up in the seventh inning. But if it had happened, it wouldn't have been the first time in Major ...

Lilly comes close to command performance — chicagotribune.com - Sports 9/15/2008
Ted Lilly took a no hitter through six innings, threatening to repeat Carlos Zambrano's performance of a night earlier, but ended up with seven shutout innings as the Cubs beat the Houston Astros 6-1 on Monday. From the Cubicle: Live ...

Lilly flirts with no-no of his own — Major League Baseball News 9/15/2008
Ted Lilly nearly made it back-to-back no-hitters for the Cubs, flirting with a no-no vs. the Astros in 6-1 victory on Monday afternoon at Miller Park.

Lilly takes no-hitter to 7th, Cubs win (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 9/15/2008
Ted Lilly came close to following Carlos Zambrano's no-hitter with one of his own. Lilly pitched no-hit ball until Mark Loretta's seventh-inning single, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Astros 6-1 Monday to sweep a two-game series moved from ...

Cooper voices travel concerns to Selig — Major League Baseball News 9/16/2008
Manager Cecil Cooper, who has a long-standing friendship with Bud Selig that goes back 30 years, spoke with the Commissioner about the Astros' trip to Milwaukee.