Milwaukee Brewer fans lackadaisical at American Family Field

I'd love to see the Milwaukee Brewers have a deep run into the playoffs. The fans in the stands could do much more to that end; attendees are way too lackadaisical! The organ chants and claps are the opposite of energetic. Fans rarely rise to their feet at critical junctures. Where is the sea of blue and yellow scarves waving from every seat amid an endless roar?! For the playoffs, ditch each batter's intro music ditty and let the fans' voices take over: just like 'Coooop,' there should be a howl for each player. One man on - time to stand and shout! There's time for the Cream City to get its home field organized, fired up and wild for the Brewers to win the World Series. Surely someone on the Brewer's staff should be addressing this and getting the fandom locked and loaded. The best team in the MLB ought to have the most thrilling support from its fans. Next level, Milwaukee! Gene Becker, Madison Anti-Muslim posts: A few words in defense of New Berlin folks, but not the mayor | Letter For the last few seasons, the Milwaukee Brewers have been among the most successful teams in Major League Baseball. Though expectations have been high on how far the Crew will go, the statistics for this season show they are not your average best-in-league team ('Chew on these interesting Brewers stats and facts as September starts," Sep. 1). From the All-Stars of William Contreras and Jacob Misiorowski to the long-time veteran in Christian Yelich, the Brewers have had many opportunities to create history that will forever place them among the most legendary squads in all of Wisconsin sports. But the road to the ultimate prize still remains the top priority, and each year the path to gold becomes more challenging. I would like to possess all of the confidence in the world that the Brewers can indeed be World Series champions at least once, especially in my lifetime. It should not take a significant Herculean effort to do this. However, if that's what it takes to showcase why this Milwaukee baseball team is the 'best in the world,' then that November parade downtown will be all the more sweeter. Greg Johnson, Milwaukee Immigrant bashing: America's story is one of people coming from somewhere else Here are some tips to get your views shared with your friends, family, neighbors and across our state: Write: Letters to the editor, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 330 E. Kilbourn Avenue, Suite 500, Milwaukee, WI, 53202. Fax: (414)-223-5444. E-mail: jsedit@jrn.com or submit using the form that can be found on the on the bottom of this page.