Former Brewers fan-favorite Tim Dillard returns to Milwaukee

The former Brewers fan favorite is now with the Milwaukee Milkmen.

He is 37 years old and is in his 18th-year pf professional baseball.

All that, and he as a major beard!

HE'S A FAN FAVORITE.

AND NOWFORMER BREWERS PITCHER TIMDILLARD, IS BACK IN MILWAUKEE.LANCE ALLAN CAUGHT UP WITH THESOCIAL MEDIA STAR IN HISRETURN.Simpsons parody.

Tim Dillardsays but it comes with a freefrogurt!

Homer Simpson saysthat's good.

Tim Dillard saysthe frogurt is also cursed.Homer Simpson says that's bad.Tim Dillard says but you getyour choice of topping!

HomerSimpson says that's good.

TimDillard says the toppingscontain potassium benzoate.That's bad.

Homer Simpson sayscan I go now?Whether it's hislatest twitter skit..."Hi overhere at beautiful FranklinField," Tim Dillard says."There's milk everywhere.

Ilove milk.

I'm lactoseintolerant.

But that's notgoing to stop this guy!"Or hisdead on Harry Careyimpression?

Tim Dillard, lovesto have fun."I feel likesocial media should be justone big group text message,"Dillard says.

"I know it'scompletely toxic and negative.But there's still a smallslice of people that wanna benormal and just go hey, whydon't we have fun with this!"The former Brewers fan fave,now with the Milkmen.

37 yearsold, his 18th year inprofessional baseball.TMJ4Main Sports Anchor says andthat's a Major League beard myfriend.

"Yeah, zoom in!" TimDillard says.TMJ4 Main SportsAnchor says "I will zoom in.Look at that thing!

Holysmokes.

Are there like smallanimals in that thing orwhat's going on there?"Dandruff," Dillard says witha laugh.

"I was actually aboutto cut it, and before I got aphone call.

I mean this waslike five days ago.

They werelike hey, do you want to cometo Milwaukee and play?

And Iwas like, literally like?

ZZZ,like hello?

Oh, baseball,honey I can't cut the beard.

Igotta go, you know!"And duringa pandemic?

There's enoughgloom and doom.

Whether at hispro level, or high school...hejust wants sports to be anoutlet, for those that need alift."If you can play sports?Do it, I mean whatever thatlooks like," Dillard says.

"Mykids are playing sports.

We'rerelational beings.

I mean, forthe last 5 or 6 months, it'sbeen tough.

On everybody.

Atall ages."At the Rock inFranklin, Lance Allan,