The Milwaukee Brewers finished last season with the best record in baseball, and it seemed like they were going to have a real chance to win the World Series.
After the Milwaukee Brewers traded not just starting third baseman Caleb Durbin, but their entire third-base depth chart, a group of wistful Brewers fans hatched a plan.
The Milwaukee Brewers entered the offseason with a potential need at backup catcher. Danny Jansen was hitting free agency and was unlikely to return, ultimately signing with the Texas Rangers.
The Milwaukee Brewers reportedly added some serious power potential to the organization on Wednesday. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that the Brewers are signing two-time All-Star slugger Gary Sánchez to a one-year deal.
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.
Whether the Brewers would pursue a backup catcher was a hot topic over the final few weeks of the offseason. As they opened camp to pitchers and catchers Wednesday, the team answered the question more forcefully than they had to that point, signing old friend Gary Sánchez to a one-year deal worth $...
The Brewers have agreed to terms on a deal with veteran catcher Gary Sánchez, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The MDR Sports client will be guaranteed $1.75MM on the deal.
The Milwaukee Brewers revealed the full promotional giveaway schedule for the 2026 season on Wednesday, including 23 gate giveaways. The promotional schedule includes the return of the Wisconsin Artist Series, as well as a new Kids Giveaway series.
Amid the disappointment of the Brewers shedding multiple key contributors this offseason, do-it-all prospect Jett Williams, acquired in the Freddy Peralta trade, offers a capsule of excitement.
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.
Milwaukee’s pitching development staff has a reputation around the league as a “pitching lab.” As an organization, the Brewers have done a great job of developing pitchers with talent who were either unheralded or underperformed previously.
Last year, near the MLB trade deadline, the Milwaukee Brewers made a deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks that netted them reliever Shelby Miller and left-handed starter Jordan Montgomery.
This offseason, the Milwaukee Brewers spent a great deal of time and resources finding arms to supplement their pitching rotation. Indeed, each of the three trades Milwaukee made this winter landed them pitchers who could realistically make the Opening Day roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers begin spring training on Wednesday as pitchers and catchers report for Spring Training. Once again, they will have to prove the baseball world wrong as many analysts predict them to finish around .500.
The Rangers are bringing back old friend Jordan Montgomery, according to a report from Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. Montgomery will make $1.25MM on a one-year, MLB deal.
It has been a long winter—and who are we kidding, most of us are in Wisconsin, where it may yet feel like winter for another two months—but we’ve finally made it to the first real day on the 2026 baseball calendar.
The end of Jose Quintana's one-year tenure with the Milwaukee Brewers seemed likely all offseason, but it took until the dawn of spring training to become assured.
The Milwaukee Brewers' need for rotation depth certainly didn't portend a situation in which the team needed to remove a core piece of the roster, but that's exactly what happened when they struck a deal with the Boston Red Sox that landed left-handed starters Kyle Harrison and Shone Drohan (plus u...
After having the worst starting pitchers' ERA in Major League Baseball last season, the Rockies have revamped their starting rotation by adding veteran arms to turn things around.
Just a couple of weeks after their blockbuster trade that sent Freddy Peralta to the New York Mets, the Milwaukee Brewers stayed active in the trade market with a rather shocking deal.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been able to sustain so much success over the last few years because of how talented their farm system has been. The Brewers typically trade star players before they leave in free agency, which helps bolster their farm system back to the top of the league.
The Milwaukee Brewers don't have the money to add big talent in free agency, so they're left to build their roster through trades and the farm system. And the Brewers have perfected this idea.
The Milwaukee Brewers are going to have a much different look to them in 2026. Milwaukee traded its everyday third baseman from a year ago, Caleb Durbin, along with Andruw Monasterio and Anthony Siegler, to the Boston Red Sox on 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.