The Milwaukee Brewers have a few big questions to answer this season. Most of the questions regarding the team were created by the front office over the course of the offseason.
The Milwaukee Brewers' approach to building a contender isn't for everyone, but it's certainly made fans out of baseball's top prospect evaluators. Trading away ace Freddy Peralta before his walk year after the Brewers won the most games in Major League Baseball last year was a move that predictably earned Milwaukee some backlash.
Everyone who is expected to be part of the Milwaukee Brewers' Opening Day roster has now played in at least one game. While there are minimal injury concerns at the moment, now the work to get everyone sharp is truly underway.
The Milwaukee Brewers are entering the 2026 MLB season with some serious questions about their projected top two pitchers. Brandon Woodruff, who is back on a one-year $22 million contract, is being brought along slowly this spring.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Milwaukee Brewers are well represented in the 2026 World Baseball Classic (WBC). Brice Turang is the only Brewers representative on Team USA, but multiple other Milwaukee players are on other countries’ rosters.
#4 Cooper Pratt (Biloxi Shuckers) Selected in the sixth round of the 2023 draft, Pratt has moved quickly through the system and finds himself on a lot of the national top 100 lists.
The home stretch has arrived, as Milwaukee Brewers fans now have two weeks of the World Baseball Classic to help them along until opening day on March 26.
The Americans begin their title quest against Brazil as action in the other three groups begins. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is ready to do damage for the Dominican Republic, another tournament favorite.View the full article
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
In matters of personality, DL Hall and Shane Drohan couldn't be much more different. Drohan is the player most likely to be found, during each morning's open clubhouse period, sitting quietly at his locker with his phone.
The Brewers have one of the deepest prospect pools in baseball and were ranked the number one farm system by ESPN at the end of January. These future members of the Brew Crew will once again get chances to showcase their skills in the third annual Spring Breakout Games, where each MLB club sends it...
Garrett Mitchell has all the talent in the world to be a star in this league. Injuries have plagued him to this point, but he’s healthy and showing what he’s capable of.
The Milwaukee Brewers were one of the biggest surprises in baseball during the 2025 season. They comfortably won the National League Central, going 97-65.
Last year, the Milwaukee Brewers made the wise decision to end Christian Yelich‘s days as an everyday outfielder. In 2024, he played in just 74 games, 48 of them in the outfield, and was forced to go on the injured list with a back injury.
Darrien Miller has long been an under-the-radar prospect at catcher in the Milwaukee farm system, without the 40-man roster spot or prospect luster of Jeferson Quero, or the high offensive ceiling of Marco Dinges.
The Milwaukee Brewers have a lot of players with the weight of the world on their shoulders this season following a trio of trades that sent Freddy Peralta, Caleb Durbin, and Isaac Collins to new teams.
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Jack and Spencer react to Kyle Harrison and Brandon Sproat's new pitches and gauge the levels of concern surrounding Quinn Priester and Jared Koenig. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brewer-fanatic-podcast/id1740648724 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CY8m...
The Milwaukee Brewers put together a very interesting offseason. The Brewers opted to trade more players from their big-league roster than anybody seemed to anticipate.
When asking most typical 18-year-olds what their plans are for spring break, the word “serious” does not typically surface. Jesus Made is not your typical teenager, and he is making a “serious” run to play in the big leagues sooner rather than later.
Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Brice Turang was a pleasant offensive surprise for the team in 2025. Known for his speed and amazing defense, many assumed that Turang was destined to be a solid role player on the Brewers roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers tend to be one of the more fascinating, and challenging, teams to predict each offseason. They’re seemingly immune to roster turnover; despite losing key roster members in recent offseasons, they’re managed to increase their win total in each of the last three seasons.
The Milwaukee Brewers played against Team Great Britain on Tuesday, as Great Britain prepares for the World Baseball Classic, resulting in a 7-3 loss for Milwaukee.
Every four years, the baseball world comes together for its version of the Olympic Games, and they call it the World Baseball Classic. Twenty nations from around the globe kick off a two-week competition for baseball supremacy on Wednesday that culminates with the championship game on March 17 in Miami.