The Brewers and A's square off again in what could be another high-scoring affair at Las Vegas Ballpark on Tuesday, June 9.

Monday's 12-inning thriller between the Milwaukee Brewers and Athletics was also historic in the ABS era of Major League Baseball.

Take a look at the Brewers players appearing on the All-Star Game ballot and which guys have the best chance of making the showcase.

The Milwaukee Brewers' relentless approach in the late innings during the month of June has them outscoring two-thirds of the league in roughly one-fourth the number of opportunities.

It was one of those games where the story of the night only scratched the surface. The Brewers’ 12-inning, 15-14 win over the A’s in the first regular-season game in Las Vegas in 30 years was worth the wait if you’re a fan of offense.

The Brewers visited the Athletics at Las Vegas Ballpark, marking the first time the A’s have played in Vegas since their move there was announced.

Milwaukee Brewers left-handed reliever Brian Fitzpatrick is seeking a second opinion after being diagnosed with a partial proximal sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow.

The Brewers reportedly gave a $31 million contract extension to a player who isn't even the best outfielder in their organization.

The first pitch to an Athletics player Monday night in Las Vegas was an explosive welcome. Shea Langeliers sent a shot 483 feet in the first sign of the madness to come in a 15-14, 12-inning game that introduced the city to its eventual MLB club.