Honorable Mentions Aaron Ashby 12 GS, 14 ⅓ IP, 0.63 ERA, 2.32 FIP, 36.2 K%, 10.3 BB% It's been a season of ups and downs for Ashby. After getting off to an outstanding start as the Brewers’ bullpen workhorse, a summer slump threatened to derail his season.
The Milwaukee Brewers will try again for their 60th win of the season on Friday when they play the Miami Marlins. If the Brewers win Friday or Saturday against the Marlins, they'd break a 47-year-old franchise record for fewest games needed to reach 60 victories in a season.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold a 53-31 record after moving a season-high 22 games over .500 on Wednesday night. In the past day, the club achieved its sixth consecutive win against the Cincinnati Reds.
Over the course of the 2026 Major League Baseball season, one of the most surprising stories of the campaign has been the performance of Milwaukee Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
A win is a win, but a win is also a bizarre statistic for a relief pitcher. Doing his part to help his team win again on Wednesday night, Milwaukee Brewers left-hander Aaron Ashby earned another win.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold a 51-31 record after a dramatic night at American Family Field. The Crew staged a late-inning comeback. They defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-3.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold a 45-29 record. They maintain their lead in the NL Central despite a recent three-game skid. The last 24 hours included a heartbreaking 4-3 walk-off loss to the Atlanta Braves.
Looking at the pitching wins column of the Major League Baseball stats page is still a trip. As of Sunday, Milwaukee Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby entered play with 10 wins, one more than anyone else in the sport.
Aaron Ashby is doing his best to make pitcher wins cool again. The statistic has largely become obsolete in today’s game, as fans place far less emphasis on pitcher wins than they once did.
If you're a Major League Baseball fan and were to be asked which pitcher you'd expect to be leading the league in wins on June 17, the likely answer would
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Aaron Ashby has reached one of the rarest statistical markers of the 2026 MLB season after becoming the first pitcher in the majors to reach 10 wins, with all 10 coming in relief.
Milwaukee Brewers left-hander Aaron Ashby has been the most effective vulture in Major League Baseball, as he collected his 10th win on Tuesday versus the Cleveland Guardians. Ashby pitched an inning of relief, allowing a hit and an earned run while walking two and striking out two on 23 pitches (12 strikes).
Milwaukee Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby is having an anomaly of a year. In 26 appearances, all out of the bullpen, Ashby has a 9-0 won-lost record. Those nine wins are the most of any pitcher in Major League Baseball; it's like a joke that's already lasted longer than expected.
The Milwaukee Brewers have one of the most unexpected stories in baseball on their hands right now with relief pitcher Aaron Ashby. Ashby has been racking up wins at a rate unlike any other in Major League Baseball.
The Milwaukee Brewers earned one of their most improbable wins of the season on Wednesday afternoon. Milwaukee faced off against the St. Louis Cardinals and didn't have anything going offensively until late.
Aaron Ashby has been ridiculous so far this season for the Milwaukee Brewers. There's no other around it. Ashby has appeared in 21 games for the Brewers so far this season and has a 2.17 ERA and a 44-to-15 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 29 innings pitched.
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.
The Milwaukee Brewers are sticking to their proven formula of adaptability and depth as they prepare for Game 1 of the NLCS vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Left-hander Aaron Ashby is in his fourth major-league season pitching for the Milwaukee Brewers. The 27-year-old southpaw joined the organization in the fourth round of the 2018 MLB Draft and made his big-league debut in 2021.
Brewers southpaw Aaron Ashby has been sidelined by an oblique strain that’s likely to keep him on the shelf to begin the season, but the lefty did get some good news on his latest wave of imaging.
Milwaukee Brewers left-handed pitcher Aaron Ashby was pulled in the second inning of Monday's spring training game against the Cincinnati Reds, leaving the mound with the training staff.
On Sunday afternoon, a pitcher with an upset stomach continued the early season stretch of strong starting pitching for the Milwaukee Brewers in the post-Corbin Burnes era.
It has been well over a year since the Milwaukee Brewers have seen Aaron Ashby take the mound. The young left-hander underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder last year and did not throw a single inning at the big league level.