The 2010 Milwaukee Brewers season was highlighted by several historic individual achievements and strong fan support, as Miller Park welcomed over 2.7 million spectators. Legendary closer Trevor Hoffman made history by recording his 600th career save, while outfielder Jody Gerut became just the sixth player in franchise history to hit for the cycle. The team also showcased significant talent with Ryan Braun and Yovani Gallardo earning Silver Slugger Awards, and Braun, Gallardo, and Corey Hart representing the club at the All-Star Game. Despite finishing with a 77-85 record, the season featured exciting moments like a 20-0 victory over the Pirates and saw the debut of future cornerstone catcher Jonathan Lucroy. The 2010s was a highly successful decade for the Milwaukee Brewers, highlighted by three postseason appearances and the franchise's first National League Central title in 2011. During this era, the team set a then-franchise record with 96 wins in 2011, saw Ryan Braun earn National League MVP honors, and consistently drew over three million fans to Miller Park. The decade concluded with a young and talented roster making consecutive playoff runs in 2018 and 2019, solidified by the emergence of perennial MVP contender Christian Yelich. A six-time All-Star and three-time Silver Slugger, Prince Fielder was a prolific power-hitting first baseman for the Milwaukee Brewers who remains the youngest player in MLB history to reach the 50-home run milestone in a single season.