Back in July 2024, the Milwaukee Brewers made one of those low-profile trades that, somehow, always seems to work out better than anyone expected. Ahead of the trade deadline, they sent minor league infielder Gregory Barrios to the Tampa Bay Rays for struggling starting pitcher Aaron Civale.
The Milwaukee Brewers, as per usual, did not spend a lot of money in free agency this off-season. They did, however, make three high-profile trades that they believe will set themselves up for success in 2026 and in the future.
The Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox came together on a shocking trade on Monday morning that sent Caleb Durbin and a slew of other assets to Boston in exchange for a package centered around pitcher Kyle Harrison.
The Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitching options are dramatically different now than they were in mid-January. Trading ace Freddy Peralta to the New York Mets was a typical Brewers move, and likely the most impactful decision of the offseason.
Fans of the Milwaukee Brewers are still buzzing after the recent. And the general manager said the team is still in good shape roster-wise. But here is one last-minute move the Brewers must make before spring training.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
On Monday, the Milwaukee Brewers sent shockwaves among their own fan base by trading away third baseman Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox. If it were not shocking enough that they dealt Durbin, they also sent Andruw Monasterio and Anthony Seigler with him, their entire Major League third base depth chart.
Leave it to the Milwaukee Brewers to create drama when almost no one expects it. Not only did Milwaukee trade starting third baseman Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox on Monday, but they also sent two other infielders along in the trade.
On Monday morning, the Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox came together on a shocking trade that sent Caleb Durbin and a few other pieces to Boston in exchange for Kyle Harrison and a few pieces.
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.
When news broke that the Milwaukee Brewers were trading Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox, it drew all sorts of reactions in Wisconsin and beyond. Some questioned why arguably the best regular season team in baseball last year would continue to sell on promising players when they seemingly want to be competitive again in 2026.
The Milwaukee Brewers turned heads again with another trade move in the MLB offseason, as they sent infielder Caleb Durbin to the American League on Monday.
William Contreras and the Milwaukee Brewers appear to be headed to arbitration. As it stands, the two-time MLB All-Star has filed for $9.9 million, while Milwaukee has submitted for $8.55 million.
The Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox shook up the baseball world on Monday when they announced a shocking trade that sent infielder Caleb Durbin to the Red Sox.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been busy this off-season as they look to add pitching depth to both their starting rotation and bullpen. Early in the winter, they sent Isaac Collins and Nick Mears to the Kansas City Royals for left-handed pitcher Angel Zerpa.
Matt Arnold has certainly earned the benefit of the doubt. In his time as the Brewers’ general manager, he’s swung a few trades that have worked out swimmingly for the Brewers.
On Monday morning, Milwaukee Brewers fans were shocked (and more than a little dismayed) to receive news that Caleb Durbin had been traded to the Boston Red Sox.
The Milwaukee Brewers traded third baseman Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox on Monday morning. The news of the trade was met with dismay by Brewers fans, who adored Durbin after he emerged as the team’s everyday third baseman in 2025.
The Brewers signed Jacob Hurtubise to a minor league deal earlier this week, according to the outfielder’s MLB.com profile page. Hurtubise has been assigned to Triple-A Nashville, and his contract doesn’t appear to include an invitation to the Brew Crew’s big league spring camp.
Outfielder Jordyn Adams has an agreement with the Brewers, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive. That’ll almost certainly be a minor league contract with a non-roster invite to MLB camp once the signing is finalized.