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NARB, Milwaukee Brewers

05/08

We are NARB. NARB first popped up around 1996. In the beginning NARB was only moderate in size. A score or so of high school friends that would gather in the Giants 1 parking lot on opening day to watch the likes of Wes Helms, Eric Young and Brady Clark try to lead our Brewers to victory. In recent years, as the team has gotten better, NARB has gotten much bigger. So much so that the organizers were no longer able to get the proper amount of Opening Day tickets to satisfy the demand. So for the past 3 years, in addition to the annual Opening Day party, NARB has thrown a tailgate party on a Saturday in early April to accommodate those who can either not get tickets to opening day, or are unable to skip work to attend. The majority of the attendees are connected through four brothers from Brookfield, WI. The goal of the tailgate is to bring as many of our friends and family out to Miller Park to celebrate the Brewers and to have a good time. NARB is like that because NARB likes everyone. Except the Cubs. NARB believes that veneration of the Chicago Cubs is one of the roots of our current intellectual stalemate. This year, we had 307 game tickets and ended up with about 330 tailgating with us. We served 350 Hot Dogs and 300 Brats (Klements, the official sausage of the Brewers, of course), 7 cases of water, 7 cases of soda, and we provided 13 kegs of Miller Lite.

For more information, visit their website at www.NARBSports.com.