Catherine’s High School in Racine, had a 14-year playing career, including time spent in Milwaukee (2006-08). They were going to win a championship anyway, but they allowed me to be a part of it. I’ve just wanted to be in Milwaukee with something to do with baseball, so I got on with the Milkmen. The people I’ve met, the experiences I’ve had and to actually end it in Milwaukee. But looking back, 18 years, it’s just incredible. “I wanted a career with 10 years in the show.
“It’s probably not how I would have drawn it up going back to when I first got into baseball,” Dillard said.
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The sky’s the limit.”ĭillard fittingly wrapped up his baseball playing career in Milwaukee last season, joining the Milkmen for the season’s stretch run and helping the team become champions of the American Association, an independent professional league. If they want me to do some stuff on social media, I’ll take advantage of that.
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“If I have free rein of the stadium, I’ll take advantage of that. “I’ll do whatever they let me do,” Dillard said. “But I’m gathering that it’s just kind of strange.”ĭillard will serve as the primary Brewers Live pre- and post-game analyst and will provide color commentary on select telecasts, while Rottino will also provide pre- and post-game analysis.ĭillard’s role will also include social media work. “For a formal announcement, I thought it was appropriate,” Dillard said. The zany Dillard donned a tuxedo T-shirt and a suit jacket for a virtual meeting with reporters. “I was part of the Brewers organization dating back to 2001. He spent the last two seasons with the Texas Rangers organization before concluding his playing career as a member of the Milwaukee Milkmen, who captured the American Association title last season. Broadcasting veteran and former player Chris Singleton has also been added to the television team.ĭillard recently retired from an 18-year professional playing career, including 16 in the Brewers organization and parts of four seasons in the majors (2008-09, ’11-12). Then there’s Racine native and former major leaguer Vinny Rottino.
The first new broadcaster is Tim Dillard ,who pitched for 16 years in the Milwaukee Brewers organization and has earned a major following on social media for his whacky antics. The Milwaukee Brewers have three new members joining their broadcasting crew for the coming season, according to the Brewers and Bally Sports Wisconsin, formerly FOX Sports Wisconsin.
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