There have been some low points in the Milwaukee Brewers' recent five-year run of success, and souring the relationship with Corbin Burnes was one of them.
If the Brewers trade ace Freddy Peralta in the weeks ahead, Milwaukee could be big players among remaining free agents to fill out the roster before spring training gets underway.
The Milwaukee Brewers haven't made any blockbuster moves this offseason, but that's typically how they operate. They're not the kind of team that dives into free agency and spends a lot of money.
The Milwaukee Brewers have reached a $1.095 million deal with southpaw Angel Zerpa for 2026, avoiding arbitration. The Brewers acquired Zerpa from the Royals in December for outfielder Isaac Collins and righty reliever Nick Mears.
December minor-league signings often fly under the radar, but we like to cover them here because we never know when they might prove consequential for the Milwaukee Brewers.
If you're a baseball fan, someone can mention a number in a random conversation and you instantly picture a player or two, possibly related to your favorite team.
The Phillies are taking a flier on a former Milwaukee Brewers pitcher with a World Series ring on his finger. According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, Philadelphia is signing former Brewers veteran Tucker Davidson to a Minor League contract, as spring training nears.
The Fredy Peralta sweepstakes appears to be heating up, and a National League team standing in the Brewers‘ way of a World Series appearance could be on the cusp of making a run at acquiring Milwaukee’s ace.
The Milwaukee Brewers came into the offseason with major question marks surrounding their pitching staff. Brandon Woodruff was a free agent to begin the winter, but he came back to Milwaukee on the qualifying offer.
Even as the Milwaukee Brewers have downplayed potentially trading ace Freddy Peralta, there’s reportedly growing interest among several contenders across the league.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
It’s been a quiet offseason for the Milwaukee Brewers. After re-signing Brandon Woodruff, the only move they made was the trade that sent Isaac Collins and Nick Mears to the Kansas City Royals for reliever Angel Zerpa.
Sad news out of the Brewers farm system: Last Friday, Brewers pitching prospect Frank Cairone — a 6’2” lefty who the Brewers picked No. 68 overall in the 2025 draft — was involved in a car accident near his hometown in New Jersey.
There's been a lot of noise out there all offseason centered around Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Freddy Peralta. He has one season of control left and then should mightily cash in with a lucrative deal in free agency.
As we enter January, Milwaukee Brewers ace Freddy Peralta remains a focal point of offseason trade chatter. Even with a higher-profile arms like Tarik Skubal still available, teams have already swung notable deals for starting pitchers such as Shane Baz and Mike Burrows.
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Freddy Peralta's trade market seems to be picking up again in the new year. Or at the very least, the rumors are. The last two days have been a whirlwind of insiders naming suitors for Peralta and insinuating that he might very well be dealt.
Even though Opening Day 2026 is 80 days away, with the flip of the calendar, the temptation to start sketching out what the Milwaukee Brewers will look like in late March has begun to build.
The Yokohama DeNA BayStars of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball announced the signing of right-hander Jon Duplantier. The 31-year-old will remain in Japan for a second season after spending the ’25 campaign with the Hanshin Tigers.
The Milwaukee Brewers have finalized their Major League coaching staff for the 2026 season. Subtractions from a year ago include Rickie Weeks and Connor Dawson, wheres additions include Guillermo Martinez, Daniel Vogelbach, and Juan Sandoval.
The Milwaukee Brewers’ future looks bright as the club aims to maintain its momentum in 2026 and push for another trip to the NLCS. In 2025, Milwaukee finished with the best record in the National League while holding firm atop the NL Central.
The Brewers announced their coaching staff for the upcoming 2026 season, and includes a familiar name. Former major league first baseman Daniel Vogelbach, who played with the Brewers from 2020-21, has been hired as a hitting coach.
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio, one of baseball’s brightest young stars, is still in his native Venezuela as the country reels from the dramatic overnight U.S.
How many of the 24 Major League starting pitchers that qualified for the ERA title and had an Earned Run Average of less than 2.00 since 1969 can you name in five minutes?