The Milwaukee Brewers have traded star players a year before free agency in the past, specifically pitchers. The Brewers dealt All-Stars Corbin Burnes, Freddy Peralta, Devin Williams and Josh Hader all before they hit the open market.
The Milwaukee Brewers didn't become World Series champions by finding just one batch of young talent and hitting it rich. They know they need to keep promoting successfully from within, if they hope to sustain their dominance.
The hot stove is about to really heat up around Major League Baseball. Will the Milwaukee Brewers get involved? On Sunday, MLB Network's Jon Morosi reported on X that he has heard that trade talks about the league are "more advanced" than typical at this point in the year.
As the Milwaukee Brewers look to defend their 2026 World Series title, one of the biggest questions of the offseason will be how to address the first base position.
The offseason is underway, and though the Milwaukee Brewers are bringing back a significant percentage of their World Series-winning team, they may lose a few depth pieces along the way.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
The Milwaukee Brewers will have competition for Jake Bauers if he declines the qualifying offer and ends up looking for a multi-year deal in free agency.
Will the Milwaukee Brewers find a way to bring Jake Bauers back to town in 2027? This is the first major domino that is going to determine the direction of the organization this offseason after the 2026 World Series.
Will Trevor Megill still be a member of the Milwaukee Brewers by the time the 2027 season rolls around? This is going to be one of the questions of the offseason for the organization.
The Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series last season, but will now have to get ready for next season. The Brewers have a chance to be more than just a one-and-done championship team.
If any MLB players didn't believe that allegedly fixing games came with serious consequences, the images from the federal trial involving Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz this week should have changed their minds.
The Milwaukee Brewers needed some extra pitching ahead of the 2026 Major League Baseball trade deadline and turned to righty Dustin May as a result after swinging a deal with the St.
Jake Bauers has had a journeyman career, struggling to find a home until his time in Milwaukee. However, it looks like the 31-year-old might once again be on his way to a new city.
Milwaukee’s newly crowned World Series champion is preparing for a change of scenery, with plans to move his family to Wisconsin. Christian Yelich has listed his Malibu, California, home for $30 million, six years after purchasing the one-acre property for $5.55 million in 2020.
Jake Bauers’ future with the Milwaukee Brewers remains unresolved as the first baseman weighs a qualifying offer following a career season and the franchise’s first World Series championship.
At 67, fresh off a World Series title, Pat Murphy is preparing for hip replacement surgery—and he’s not taking a day off. Off-season or not, Murphy is ready to give his all to the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series last Wednesday, and it’s been a party for the team ever since. Outfielder Sal Frelick even claimed that he was planning to drink “100,000 beers” for everyone in attendance at the World Series parade.
Milwaukee, WI – The first thing I notice is the plastic wedge of cheese hanging from the ceiling. It looks just like the hats on the heads of so many people waiting outside.
Pat Murphy has finally shed light on the wild stray the New York Yankees caught after the Milwaukee Brewers won the 2026 World Series. Apparently, the two-time National League Manager of the Year wasn’t really taking shots at the Bronx Bombers.
The Brewers announced they’ve picked up their $14.5MM option on catcher William Contreras. Milwaukee declined a $14MM option on reliever Antonio Senzatela and their end of an $8.5MM mutual option for backup catcher Gary Sánchez.
Every baseball team seems to have its little quirks. Some players wear the same socks, others follow the same routine before stepping into the batter’s box, and some clubhouse traditions are probably best left unexplained.
Each team in Major League Baseball has certain quirks and superstitions that they go through during the grueling 162-game season. The Brewers are no different.
Dustin May declined his end of a $20MM mutual option with the Brewers, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. He’ll collect a $500K buyout and return to the open market.
The Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series in franchise history on Wednesday night, but the entire team wished Bob Uecker could have been around to see it.