The Milwaukee Brewers had the best record in Major League Baseball this year, winning a franchise-record 97 games during the regular season and clinching their third straight National League Central title.
Who will be back in the Milwaukee Brewers' starting rotation in 2026? Right now, Quinn Priester and Jacob Misiorowski are the safest bets. Brandon Woodruff was tendered the qualifying offer, although there hasn't been an update on that yet as of writing.
Second baseman Brice Turang was, by most measures, the Brewers’ best hitter in 2025. Turang was named to the All-MLB Second Team after posting 5.6 bWAR and slashing .288/.359/.435, all career highs.
The Milwaukee Brewers' roster is in a good place heading into next season, but they still have tough decisions to finalize this week. Tuesday is the deadline to protect eligible prospects from the Rule 5 Draft, which takes place next month at the winter meetings.
The Milwaukee Brewers had a dream season in 2025, winning 97 games, the most in Major League Baseball and advancing all the way to the NLCS. Unfortunately for the Brewers, they were swept by the now back-to-back World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
With Sunday night’s news that Josh Naylor signed a five-year free agent deal to remain in Seattle, the 2025-26 baseball offseason is officially in full swing.
The Milwaukee Brewers have gone somewhat under-the-radar so far this offseason. There's been chatter about Freddy Peralta and Brandon Woodruff, but nothing too much outside of that.
The Milwaukee Brewers enter this offseason in a familiar position. Once again, they are the defending champions of the National League Central, and the organization is led by both the reigning NL Manager of the Year and Executive of the Year.
The Milwaukee Brewers put together a truly impressive season, winning 97 games and claiming their third straight National League Central title, but they were swept by the now back-to-back champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS.
The Milwaukee Brewers have some important questions to answer this offseason after they were swept in the National League Championship Series by the back-to-back World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Milwaukee Brewers need to make a few big decisions this winter. They have Freddy Peralta sitting on an expiring contract, which makes him a prime trade candidate for Milwaukee.
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.
One that has been clear over the last few months is that the Milwaukee Brewers have a pitcher that plenty of teams would surely want on their roster. Freddy Peralta is a workhorse who is a two-time All-Star and finished fifth in the National League Cy Young Award voting in 2025 after pitching to a 2.70 ERA and leading the league with 17 wins.
Rhys Hoskins has had quite the journey over the past handful of years. Gearing up for his walk year in March of 2023, Hoskins suffered a torn ACL in spring training right before the season began.
When one reflects on the National League Championship Series appearance and MLB-best 97 regular season wins that the Milwaukee Brewers achieved during the 2025 campaign, it is important to acknowledge the groundwork that David Stearns and Craig Counsell helped lay down.
Brewers right-hander Freddy Peralta is a speculative trade candidate since he’s now just a year away from free agency. However, president of baseball operations Matt Arnold downplayed the possibility in speaking to Robert Murray of FanSided.
The deadline is coming up for players to accept -- or deny -- the qualifying offer. Only 13 players across Major League Baseball were tendered the qualifying offer.
The Milwaukee Brewers have some questions in the starting rotation for next season. How will they replace Jose Quintana? Will they bring back Brandon Woodruff?
The Milwaukee Brewers are coming off of the best regular season in franchise history. They, of course, finished with the best record in baseball at 97-65 and defeated the Chicago Cubs in the NLDS 3-2, their first postseason series win since 2018.
The Milwaukee Brewers are coming off a failed bid to win a World Series crown in the 2025 MLB season, but they can still feel good about the campaign they just put together.
The 2025 campaign was a sensational one overall for the Brewers. Milwaukee set a new franchise record for most wins (97) in a season, beating out the 2011 and 2018 teams.
After one of the most successful seasons in franchise history, the Milwaukee Brewers are making it clear that they intend to remain contenders. Despite offseason speculation that they might trade their ace, a recent report indicates the Brewers are planning to keep star pitcher Freddy Peralta at the front of their rotation.
The offseason is officially in full swing for the Milwaukee Brewers, and this week featured plenty of interesting roster decisions for the organization.
Brewers catcher William Contreras underwent a minor procedure to repair his broken left middle finger, president of baseball operations Matt Arnold told reporters.