what was the win and loss record between the Brewers and cubs in 2005. dates and scores also?
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Do you mean just Chicago vs. Milwaukee games? Here you go. I only listed the winning team of each game for simplicity:\n\nApril 8-10, in Chicago: Milwaukee 6-3, Chicago 4-0, Chicago 6-5.\nMay 3-5, in Milwaukee: Milwaukee sweeps series, 4-1 4-3 6-5.\nJune 20-23, in Milwaukee: Chicago 5-4, Chicago 4-2, Milwaukee 9-4, Milwaukee 8-7.\nJune 28-30, in Chicago: Chicago 2-0, Chicago 3-2, Milwaukee 10-6.\nSeptember 20-22, in Milwaukee: Milwaukee 5-3, Milwaukee 7-6, Chicago 3-0.\n\nTotal wins in season series: Milwaukee 9, Chicago 7.
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Jan. 8, 2007\n\nhttp://sportsforum.ws/showthread.php?p=873
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I notice that the Brewers, Reds and Astros are currently atop the division.  The Astros are not a surprise, but only in the early part of the season would you expect the Reds and Brewers.  I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think it will be the Brewers this year.  Quite a dark horse, I know, but:  They have good pitching: Davis, Capuano and now healthy superstar Ben Sheets.  The bullpen (Turnbow closes and Kolb has solid experience as a closer) is solid.  They have a good young team on offense.  This is not a particularly strong division.  The Cards are the cream, but they are facing numerous injuries.  The Cubs?  The choker team of all time and their pitching is sure to spend more time on the DL than on the field.  The Reds are improving, but just don't have the pitching.  The Astros have the pitching but not the offense.  Which leaves the miracle of 2006 Milwaulkee Brewers.\nBy the way, I'm a Reds fan.  Maybe it will be us next year!
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How is the Cardinal-Cub rivalry overrated?  The two have been rivals for eons, been in the same division since both were founded (both were in the NL East after 1969 and moved to the Central together when each league went to three divisions), and have played each other over 2000 times (Cubs led the rivalry at the end of last year 1037-998).\n\nHow do you say that a team that only came into existence in 1962 compares with that?
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1989 was the 20th anniversary for the brewers
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The Chicago Cubs of 1880 and 1935 both won 21 straight, and the 1916 New York Giants own the major league record of 26 wins in a row. The A's had set the AL mark for consecutive victories since their last loss, 2-1 to Toronto on Aug. 12. \n\nPlace in History \nLongest winning streaks \nYear  Team  No.  \n1916  New York Giants  26  \n1880  Chicago Cubs  21  \n1935  Chicago Cubs  21  \n2002  Oakland Athletics*  20  \n1884  Providence Grays  20  \n1906  Chicago White Sox  19  \n1947  New York Yankees
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Milwaukee  VS St. Louis\n\nSaint Louis won 4 games to 3.
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http://www.seatdata.com/html/mlb_cubs/section_mlb_cubs_111.htm
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Julio Cesar Chavez - 108-6-2\nRoberto Duran - 103-16-0\nRicardo Lopez - Finito - 51-0-1
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Detroit Tigers   Milwaukee Brewers
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A win loss history of what?
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Oakland hit 14 in 2000  AL record\n\n\nSt.louis hit 12 in 2000   NL record
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yeah they smoked the brew crew 11-0, the crew won the previous day 11-0, I guess its a little pay back (im a brewer fan, not happy)
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Da Cubs because the Brewers will be in last place.
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Robin Ventura against the brewers
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They have been to the World Series once. They lost to the Cardinals in seven games in 1982.
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I think the Brewers are contenders for the Wild Card and I wish them well.  Huge Braves fan here and I totally admire Ned Yost.  I don't think they will ever overcome the mighty Cards but I do think they can pull of the Wild Card.