The Milwaukee Brewers, after stumbling for a brief stretch, have quickly found their rhythm again, winning nine of their last 12 games. Now, the Brew Crew is getting its MVP back.
The Brewers offense rediscovered its stride after just a short wobble. They missed Christian Yelich, but they've done fine without him lately. He returns to the team's lineup Tuesday night against the Padres, joining a team that's currently fifth in MLB in runs per game and 10th in Baseball Prospec...
Some things appear clear when it comes to Baseball Hall of Fame voting. The PED guys aren’t going to get in, or at least the hitters, and the rubric for starting pitchers has to be reconstructed on the fly.
If you were in the cohort of Milwaukee Brewers fans worried about reliever Trevor Megill, you can let out a sigh of relief at this point. Megill had a tough start to the 2026 season, to say the least.
Offense has been an issue at times for the major-league club, and for the various affiliates. However, despite an arduous April, some Brewers farmhands did very well, indeed.
There's a case to be made that Aaron Ashby is the biggest statistical outlier in Major League Baseball right now. With a quarter of the season gone, Ashby, a fifth-year reliever who came into the season with a career-high of five wins, has somehow earned seven already.
We can be fairly certain that the Milwaukee Brewers will remain in playoff contention up through the Major League Baseball trade deadline this season, but they'll likely still pursue modest targets.
The Milwaukee Brewers joined a growing trend around Major League Baseball earlier in the season and handed out a big extension early. Now, this isn't completely new to the Brewers.
Speed is more important than ever in MLB with recent rule changes promoting stolen bases. These were the 25 fastest players for the 2026 season, as recorded by the Statcast sprint speed metric.
Right-hander Brandon Sproat will be seeking his first major league victory when the Milwaukee Brewers host the San Diego Padres on Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series.
The Milwaukee Brewers have Major League Baseball's league leader in wins right now and it's certainly not who fans around the league would think. If you were a fan around the league just looking at the Brewers' rotation, the easy guess for the club's leader in wins would be starter Jacob Misiorowski.
May is the official start to trade rumor season in Major League Baseball this season, so Milwaukee Brewers fans can begin thinking about the July deadline as early as they please.
Milwaukee Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski has the best fastball in Major League Baseball right now for a starter. Of course, there are other great fastballs
The Milwaukee Brewers always seem to find a way through, no matter who is injured or who is dealt away. No matter what, the Brewers just simply find a way to have success.
Brice Turang launched a two-out walkoff homer in the ninth inning off New York Yankees closer David Bednar to give the host Milwaukee Brewers a 4-3 victory on Sunday and a sweep of the three-game series.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been the standard bearers in the National League Central Division in recent years. However, while they are off to a decent start in 2026 with a 21-16 record, it appears they have ceded their leadership in the division to the blazing hot Chicago Cubs.
The Milwaukee Brewers entered Saturday with a 20-16 record, sitting at third in the National League Central and clinging to the final National League Wild Card spot.
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski delivered one of the most electrifying pitching performances in recent memory, shattering Statcast velocity records in a 6-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Friday night.
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.
The Brewers have released right-hander Jacob Waguespack, who’s been pitching with their Triple-A affiliate in Nashville, Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.
The Milwaukee Brewers find themselves in an unfamiliar position entering Tuesday. Despite owning an 18-16 record and sitting above .500, they are in last place in a surprisingly competitive National League Central.
The number of success stories to come through the Brewers’ pitching lab in recent years is quite remarkable. Year after year, the Milwaukee Brewers target arms with untapped potential or take on reclamation projects in an effort to help pitchers realize their true ability.