MILWAUKEE – Last month, the Milwaukee Brewers successfully launched “The Firemen,” a multi-episode docuseries capturing the essential and pivotal role of the bullpen, a collective who through the Brewers player development program and coaching have become a source of strength for the team over the past several seasons.

A special second episode has dropped, taking a deep dive into performance anxiety and managing pressure with reliever Hoby Milner. For the first time, Milner shares details of how he managed through these challenges to maximize his impact on the field.

The first installment of the series introduced the bullpen, including Milner, Abner Uribe and Devin Williams, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the bullpen, the camaraderie shared and the challenges faced. The Milwaukee Brewers have established themselves as a club that can nurture and produce outstanding pitching, and this series will dive into the players who take on this role with pride and valor.

Further installments in this six-episode series will dive into what it’s like to hold one of the most unique roles in sports and what it takes, mentally and physically, to make it as a Major League reliever.

The series includes insight and commentary from Bob Nightengale, Major League Baseball insider and columnist for USA Today and Tyler Kepner, Senior Writer for The Athletic covering MLB and previously of the The New York Times.

Further, fans will hear from Brewers personnel including – Charlie Greene, Bullpen Coach; Daniel De Mondesert, Assistant Coach; Jim Henderson, Assistant Pitching Coach; and Walker McKinven, Run Prevention Coordinator.