The Milwaukee Brewers have been an interesting team over the past several years. They continue to win despite losing key pieces seemingly every year. This offseason, they sent right-hander Freddy Peralta to the New York Mets in exchange for Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams.
The Milwaukee Brewers made three trades this off-season as they worked to retool their roster for the 2026 MLB season. The most notable of these was sending two-time All-Star and staff ace Freddy Peralta to the New York Mets (Tobias Myers was also traded).
The Milwaukee Brewers are a small market team, so they're often overlooked at the beginning of every season. The sportsbooks project them to finish at or below .500 seemingly every season.
Spring training has two purposes. One is for all the players to get back up to game speed, following the offseason. The other is to figure out the best 26 players to put on your Opening Day roster, and which roles they ought to fill.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Injuries have taken away so much time from Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell. Over the last three seasons, he was able to see action in just 113 games.
There was a time, not so long ago, when bullpen roles felt rigid. The setup man handled the eighth. The closer handled the ninth. Everyone else filled in the gaps and tried not to make a mess of things.
Among the young pitchers vying for a rotation spot in Brewers camp, Logan Henderson may have the most impressive big-league résumé so far—except, it's one of those CVs that fits on an index card.
Brandon Woodruff is elite when healthy. As Milwaukee Brewers fans know, the problem is the last part. Since 2023, Woodruff has made just 23 starts. He missed all of 2024 with a shoulder injury and suffered multiple setbacks during his recovery.
The Milwaukee Brewers will send 10 players to the World Baseball Classic, representing seven different countries. That includes 2025 first-rounder Andrew Fischer, who will represent Italy.
The Milwaukee Brewers, along with the other 29 MLB clubs, are only days away from kicking off their first spring training games. Most teams now have nearly full rosters in camp, though a handful of players around the league are dealing with visa delays, and others are preparing to leave soon for World Baseball Classic duties.
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.
The Milwaukee Brewers have lost some key talents in the MLB offseason, but as they have proven consistently, they are a club that shouldn’t be overlooked regardless of their roster’s composition.
A major key for the Milwaukee Brewers to keep pace in the National League Central this year will be the true breakout for outfielder Jackson Chourio. It's easy to forget, because we've seen him for two regular seasons and playoff runs already, but Chourio doesn't turn 22 until next month.
The Milwaukee Brewers won a franchise record 97 games last season. And while their stellar pitching (deservedly) received a great deal of the credit and recognition for that, they also received offensive boosts from some unlikely contributors.
The Milwaukee Brewers will be well-represented in the upcoming 2026 World Baseball Classic (WBC). Second baseman Brice Turang is the lone Brewer player who will be playing for Team USA, but many other players will be representing other countries.
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick could have joined Italy for the World Baseball Classic. Instead, he prioritized his health for the upcoming MLB season.
Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio has a turbulent relationship with his fan base at times. On one hand, most fan bases in small markets often wish their ownership spent more money, and that's no exception with Attanasio.
Earlier this offseason, the Milwaukee Brewers opted to reunite with veteran pitcher Peter Strzelecki. Strzelecki was originally with the Brewers, working his way up to the big leagues in 2022 before landing with the Arizona Diamondbacks and Cleveland Guardians in 2023 and 2024.
Gerson Garabito navigated a long and winding path to the big leagues. Signed as an international free agent by the Kansas City Royals in 2012, the right-hander spent nine minor-league seasons with three different organizations before making his big-league debut with the Texas Rangers at age 28....
The best ability is availability, and Milwaukee Brewers center fielder Garrett Mitchell knows it all too well. Mitchell, the Brewers' 2020 first-round pick, has been nothing but good whenever he's been on the field in the majors.
The Milwaukee Brewers never really seem to make big moves in free agency, but this offseason, they extended the qualifying offer of just over $22 million to veteran pitcher Brandon Woodruff.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been a top defensive unit for the past several seasons now, both by advanced metrics and the eye test. Drafting and developing athletic players has been part of the formula, but they’ve also had excellent coaches guiding them.
Christian Yelich doesn’t pay much attention to projections, particularly those that have an unfavorable outlook for his Milwaukee Brewers. Amid an offseason that saw the Brewers lose some key talent, many believe Milwaukee is bound to suffer significant regression in 2026.
It seems like it is the same story for the Milwaukee Brewers every season. They show up to spring training, get counted out by many analysts, end up finding ways to win during the regular season and ultimately reach the playoffs.
The Brewers and star catcher William Contreras avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year deal with a club option for the 2027 season, per a team announcement.