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Thirty years ago today, Brewers reliever Rollie Fingers became the first player in major league history to record 300 career saves after Milwaukee defeats seattle, 3-2. Fingers would collect 341 career saves before retiring after the 1985 season. (AP)

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Chipper Jones breaks his bat during a 2008 game against Milwaukee. The longtime Braves 3B is celebrating his 40th birthday today. (John Biever/SI)

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Members of the Milwaukee Brewers show support for their teammate Ryan Braun as he addresses reporters last Friday. Braun had his 50-game suspension overturned, marking the first time a MLB player had successfully challenged a drug test result. ( Norm Hall/Getty Images)

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Brewers leftfielder Ryan Braun works out before a May 2008 game against the Marlins. Braun, who had been suspended 50 games by MLB for a positive drug test, won his appeal and will not miss any time. (Al Tielemans/SI)

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Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder pops out against Cubs pitcher Rich Harden during a 2008 Chicago-Milwaukee game. Fielder is the top free agent on the market now and according to SI’s Tom Verducci, will choose between the Rangers and Nationals. (John Biever/SI)

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