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 Milwaukee Brewers stunned fans Monday morning by flipping third baseman Caleb Durbin to the Red Sox alongside Anthony Siegler and Andruw Monasterio.
Milwaukee Brewers fans may have noticed a trend in the few transactions the team has made this off-season. And while the moves they have made are few and far between, they are rather noteworthy.
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The Milwaukee Brewers shocked their fan base and Major League Baseball by trading Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox on Monday morning. Andruw Monasterio and Anthony Sielger (along with a draft pick) were sent to Boston in the deal.
The Boston Red Sox are acquiring third baseman Caleb Durbin and two other infielders from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for three players, multiple media outlets reported Monday.
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.
The Brewers’ short-term and long-term windows look very promising. Milwaukee enters the 2026 campaign as the defending NL Central champions and boasts a strong, young core.
The Milwaukee Brewers have had one of the quieter offseasons in MLB as they head into 2026 hoping to recapture the regular season success that carried them to 97 wins last year, the most in the league.
The Milwaukee Brewers have routinely operated with one of the league’s lowest payrolls, yet the club remains one of MLB’s most consistently successful organizations thanks to the strong roster building they have done over the past decade.