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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The Milwaukee Brewers are back home for a pair of series, highlighted by the return of former manager Craig Counsell and the rival Chicago Cubs.
CBS 58 spoke with Mike Consentino, the Brewers' senior vice president of ticket sales and service, about what fans can expect during the upcoming homestand against the Cubs and the Cincinnati Reds.
Among the highlights is the debut of the new UW Credit Union Plaza, which will open to fans before Friday's game. Consentino discussed the grand opening, activities planned for children and adults, and how the space is designed to enhance the game-day experience.
He also shared how the Brewers are preparing to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, with several special events and initiatives planned as the milestone approaches.