Roster cuts are falling left and right across Major League Baseball, and on Thursday, one Milwaukee Brewers outfielder got the news he was hoping to avoid.
Early in spring training, as players were getting a feel for the ABS challenge system and the contours of the new zone created thereby, most teams—including the Brewers—allowed their hitters to challenge at will.
The Milwaukee Brewers had the best record in baseball last season, but they opted to trade away a few key players to plan for more sustainable success going forward.
We're officially in the final week of the Major League Baseball offseason, and for the Milwaukee Brewers, one of the most important plot points to follow is an injury recovery.
The Milwaukee Brewers were well-represented in the World Baseball Classic this year. And while they had multiple players playing for a plethora of international teams, they had just one representative on Team USA: second baseman Brice Turang.
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 Brewers front office and coaching staff knew this would happen, even if you didn't. Over and over, when asked questions about an apparent surfeit of starting pitching options in the wake of multiple trades that brought in more young arms in the late stages of the offseason, Matt Arnold, Pat Mur...
The Milwaukee Brewers are entering the 2026 season hoping to win their fourth straight National League Central title and their fifth in the last six years.
When Joey Ortiz was acquired from the Orioles in the Corbin Burnes trade, it was more or less assumed that he would inherit shortstop from Willy Adames.
The Milwaukee Brewers have won three consecutive National League Central titles and have done so after trading notable pieces such as Josh Hader, Corbin Burnes, Devin Williams and Freddy Peralta.
We are just one week away from Opening Day of the 2026 season! The Milwaukee Brewers are wrapping up Cactus League play and have a lot of cut-down decisions still to make.
The Milwaukee Brewers played two spring training games on Wednesday, including a matchup against the Los Angeles Angels. In that game, new Milwaukee pitcher
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.
The Brewers track cage reps, live batting-practice reps, and game reps during spring training, to monitor the workloads of all of their position players.
Box score vs. Angels, Box score @ Mariners The Brewers dropped both ends of split-squad action today. At home, the “varsity” squad faced the Los Angeles Angels with Kyle Harrison the first guy on the mound.
It never feels good to lose, and a lot of Milwaukee Brewers fans were likely hoping Brice Turang and Team USA could come out of Tuesday night holding the World Baseball Classic trophy.
The Milwaukee Brewers had their best regular-season record in franchise history last season, but the future only seems to be getting brighter. By now, the formula is fairly well-known.
The Milwaukee Brewers are looking to repeat the success that they had in 2025. Last season, they went 97-65 (the best record in baseball) and won the National League Central Division for the third year in a row.
The Milwaukee Brewers made a few big trades this offseason to make the team better for the future. But these trades, that sent Freddy Peralta, Caleb Durbin, and Isaac Collins to other contenders, made the team much worse right now.
Alright, let’s talk about the 2026 Milwaukee Brewers. The Vegas oddsmakers have set the bar at 84.5 wins. They look at the roster, see some departures, and instantly think the Brew Crew is finally going to take a step back.
When the Milwaukee Brewers pulled Brandon Sproat into the Freddy Peralta trade this winter, most people treated it like a classic prospect move. But turns out, it was a lot more than that.
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will start the regular season on the injured list and could be out into May with thoracic outlet syndrome.
Brewers starter Quinn Priester met with a specialist this afternoon after being nagged by wrist soreness. Testing revealed that the righty is dealing with a nerve issue in his shoulder, manager Pat Murphy told reporters (links via Curt Hogg of The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and Adam McCalvy of MLB.com).
The Milwaukee Brewers have plenty of talent representing the club at the World Baseball Classic. But the team Milwaukee fans are watching most closely is Team Venezuela, which features two of the Brewers best players in outfielder Jackson Chourio and catcher William Contreras.
Jacob Misiorowski and Chad Patrick will open the season in the Brewers’ rotation, manager Pat Murphy tells Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. The rest of the starting five is still up in the air depending on injuries and camp performance.