The Milwaukee Brewers have become notorious for making bold trade decisions in the offseason. A few years ago, they traded Corbin Burnes and it paid off.
The Brewers had one of their lowest payrolls of the 2020s this season. Their year-end 40-man roster payroll was around $115 million, according to Cot's Contracts.
After a weekend to reflect on the pain of their playoff defeat, the Milwaukee Brewers have to turn the page. Though the 2025 season was mostly a resounding success, they don't give out trophies for National League runner-ups.
When a player with a long track record of average or worse production suddenly enjoys a half-season of excellence, it's natural to expect some regression.
The Milwaukee Brewers are headed for a very important offseason. They have multiple starting pitchers headed for free agency. They also have a huge decision to make with their ace, Freddy Peralta.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have a huge trade decision to make with their ace Freddy Peralta this offseason. Peralta is entering the final year of his contract and would make a lot of sense as a trade candidate in the same way the Brewers traded Devin Williams and Corbin Burnes over the last few years.
John Morris, a veteran of eight Major League Baseball seasons, passed away on Oct. 15. He was 84 years old. Morris, of Lewes, DE, began his big league career in 1966 as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Milwaukee Brewers were just swept in the National League Championship series by the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers. Now, the focus shifts to the offseason, where the Brewers will try to maintain their perch atop the NL Central.
The Milwaukee Brewers are eliminated, and to make matters worse, they're still being forced to watch the same round of the playoffs in which they were snuffed out.
The Milwaukee Brewers knew they wanted to add a few pieces ahead of the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline, although they didn't make any massive moves.
The Milwaukee Brewers impressive 2025 season came to an end on Friday night when they were swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.
Frankly, it's criminal that the Milwaukee Brewers have barely been eliminated from the Major League Baseball playoffs for a full weekend, and already, the talk has turned to trading away one of the team's biggest stars.
At about the halfway point of the Arizona Fall League season, we’re here to provide you with a peek at the stats for the Milwaukee Brewers’ eight prospects in this year’s AFL.
The Milwaukee Brewers just had their most successful regular season in franchise history, but now they are on the outside looking in with the World Series just a few days away from kicking off.
Brewers fans have been left heartbroken and mystified by the team getting swept in the 2025 National League Championship Series by the Dodgers. How did this happen to a team that went 6-0 against the Blue Bullies from Hollywood during the regular season?
The parallel was striking. With the Brewers needing everything to go right to keep their season alive, they started a pitcher who needed to be nearly perfect to succeed.
The Milwaukee Brewers are now in the offseason after a frustrating sweep in the 2025 National League Championship Series at the hands of Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The highs of last Saturday’s NLDS victory for the Milwaukee Brewers were quickly combatted with extreme disappointment in the following days. It was a magical season for the Brewers, who felt like the team of destiny for most of the regular season.
One playful troll job by the Milwaukee Brewers may have marked the beginning of the end for MLB’s best regular season team. The top-seeded Brewers outlasted the Chicago Cubs last week in a grueling five-game NLDS.
The Milwaukee Brewers have dug themselves an 0-3 hole in the NLCS and there isn’t a light at the end of the tunnel. The anemic offense spoiled a dazzling performance from Jacob Misiorowski in Game 3, a common thread throughout the series.
The Milwaukee Brewers will be heading on the road down 0–2 in the NLCS against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Milwaukee faces an uphill battle entering Game 3 on Thursday, with their hopes of reaching the World Series fading.