Luis Rengifo knocked in three runs Thursday and Kyle Harrison tossed five scoreless innings to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a 7-1 defeat of the visiting San Diego Padres.
It's always jarring to realize, after all the money spent finding elite athletes and turning them into optimized baseball machines, that their excellence remains so fragile.
I’ve got to hand it to Jackson Chourio: He really launched when he returned from injury. That’s his 2026 fantasy baseball story in a nutshell—a hand injury and launch angles.
The Milwaukee Brewers are starting to find their groove after they got off to a bit of a slow start. They are now just 2 1/2 games back of the Chicago Cubs in the ever-competitive National League Central.
It's still early, but we're witnessing one of the best starts to a season by a pitcher in Milwaukee Brewers history from flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The Milwaukee Brewers officially have the No. 1 overall prospect in Major League Baseball. On Wednesday, Konnor Griffin of the Pittsburgh Pirates graduated from prospect status.
Behind left-hander Kyle Harrison, the Milwaukee Brewers will try to bounce back from a disheartening loss when they close their three-game series against the visiting San Diego Padres on Thursday afternoon.
The Brewers' farm system continues to impress despite several big-time graduations over the last few years. Some trades have brought new names in, and one of them is currently helping the big-league team out of the bullpen, which led to our lone brand-new addition to the list.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
For the second time in three starts, Milwaukee Brewers flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski left a start early due to leg cramping on Wednesday night. After holding the visiting San Diego Padres to four hits through seven scoreless innings, the 24-year-old right-hander took the mound to warm up for the eighth.
Right-hander Jacob Misiorowski has arguably been the best player on the Milwaukee Brewers this year. The 24-year-old flamethrower has appeared in nine games in his sophomore season and has dominated nearly every time he has taken the mound.
Milwaukee Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski was already one of the best young starting pitchers in baseball and one of the league's must-see players. Over his past three starts, including Wednesday, he has managed to reach an entirely new level of dominance.
If the Milwaukee Brewers could find some more pop in the middle of the lineup this season, there's a chance that the club eventually could be the best team in baseball.
The Milwaukee Brewers are continuing to exceed expectations throughout the early part of the 2026 MLB season. Despite ranking in the bottom half of total payroll, the Brewers keep finding ways to win as they enter Wednesday’s matchup against the San Diego Padres with a 23-16 record.
Visit Garrett Mitchell's Baseball Savant player card, and you'll see an impressive number next to Arm Strength. On competitive throws, Mitchell averages a velocity of nearly 94 miles per hour, according to Statcast.
For a team that's often credited with winning despite a lack of superstar talent, the Milwaukee Brewers sure do have some studs. It didn't matter that the Brewers traded away former ace Freddy Peralta this offseason, because this pitching staff has still been a top-10 group in the sport.
Jacob Misiorowski is far from a finished product — that’s something that should have Brewers brass salivating and something that should invoke fear into the rest of MLB.
The Milwaukee Brewers are just about a quarter of the way through the 2026 season. Milwaukee has 39 games under its belt, which is 24.07 percent of the 162-game campaign.
At some point, the Milwaukee Brewers are going to have to make a difficult decision at shortstop. Until then, the job is Joey Ortiz's. Ortiz is in his third season as a member of the Brewers and has been excellent all season defensively.
Christian Yelich made his return to the Brewers lineup tonight, as the former MVP was activated from the 10-day injured list. Tyler Black was optioned back to Triple-A Nashville to open the needed active roster spot.
The Brewers sent outfielder Greg Jones through outright waivers, relays Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. Milwaukee designated the speedster for assignment on Monday when they welcomed Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn back from injury.