The Milwaukee Brewers have a week to get ready for the World Series and the biggest thing to watch will be whether or not All-Star righty Brandon Woodruff can make his triumphant return to the hill.
The Milwaukee Brewers have a major pitching decision to make with their season on the line Wednesday night. After a 4-3 loss to the San Diego Padres in Game 3 of the National League Division Series, Milwaukee leads 2-1 and needs one more win to reach the NL Championship Series.
Sunday night was the third straight appearance that felt like a trial for Kyle Harrison. The Brewers were hoping to see the lively movement back on his fastball, and to see hitters struggling to identify the slurve early.
The Milwaukee Brewers have one of the most valuable commodities a pitching staff can own: flexibility. And they can thank Chad Patrick for it. On a young, rapidly evolving pitching staff, the 27-year-old Patrick probably deserved a spot in the rotation all along.
The Cardinals will try to avoid a sweep Wednesday afternoon when Dustin May takes the mound for St. Louis. Chad Patrick will make the start for the Brewers in what will be a bullpen game for the Brew Crew.
Ever since the Milwaukee Brewers acquired Chad Patrick in the 2023-2024 offseason, he’s made a substantial impact. In his first year in Milwaukee’s system,
For the second straight night, the Brewers used the help of a mistake made by third baseman Royce Lewis to tie the game, making way for the offense to take care of business later on.
One thing that is true about the Milwaukee Brewers is that they have a lot of pitching. Right now, Milwaukee is missing two legit starters in Brandon Woodruff and Quinn Priester, but the losses haven't really impacted the club too much in the standings.
The Milwaukee Brewers faced off against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday and came out on top, 13-2. While this sounds great, there was a scary moment during the contest.
If one were to examine Tuesday evening's Arizona Diamondbacks-Milwaukee Brewers pitching matchup, a 2.35 ERA-wielding, 27-year-old Brewers starting pitcher would be nothing out of the ordinary.
After snapping a four-game losing streak, the Milwaukee Brewers will turn to right-hander Chad Patrick against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday in the opener of the three-game series.
Box Score After a burst on offense in Tuesday’s game, it was hard to come by on Wednesday night. The opener strategy didn’t pay off this time for the Brewers, as Chad Patrick struggled and the Brewers’ offense couldn’t break through the Tigers’ pitching.
It’s already been a rather interesting season for the Milwaukee Brewers thus far. After getting off to a sensational start, the injuries are starting to pile up, and the team has hit a bit of a snag in recent weeks.
The starting rotation for the Milwaukee Brewers this season is going to be closely scrutinized throughout the year. With the departure of longtime ace Freddy Peralta and the current injury suffered by Quinn Priester, two-fifths of the starters from 2025 are non-existent thus far in 2026.
The visiting Toronto Blue Jays and the Milwaukee Brewers each will start a pitcher seeking his first victory with a new team on Thursday in the rubber match of the three-game series.
Chad Patrick and three relievers combined on a five-hitter and the Milwaukee Brewers rallied with two runs in the eighth inning for a 2-1 victory on Wednesday over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays, snapping a six-game losing streak.
The Milwaukee Brewers will look to bounce back from a pair of road losses behind right-hander Chad Patrick when they return home to face the Washington Nationals on Friday in the opener of a three-game series.
Chad Patrick has a tough act to follow when he takes the mound for the Milwaukee Brewers against the visiting Chicago White Sox on Saturday. Patrick, 3-8 with a 3.53 ERA last season, will be opposed by right-hander Sean Burke, 4-11 with a 4.22 ERA in 28 games, including 22 starts.
Jacob Misiorowski and Chad Patrick will open the season in the Brewers’ rotation, manager Pat Murphy tells Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. The rest of the starting five is still up in the air depending on injuries and camp performance.
It's not as if right-hander Chad Patrick would have been considered a large part of the Arizona Diamondbacks' future pitching staff, right? Or perhaps he would have, had he continued on a similar upward trajectory with his former team.
The winless Milwaukee Brewers will ask a lot of young right-hander Chad Patrick against the visiting Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night, but they don't have much of a choice.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been decimated in their pitching staff as injuries continue to pile up. Eight of the Crew's top 13 pitchers are unavailable and it's put the team in a precarious position to start the year.
The rotation wasn’t a strength in 2024. Going into 2025, the rotation looks like it could be in a similar situation overall, though with some personnel changes.
The Brewers added right-handers Logan Henderson and Chad Patrick to their 40-man roster in advance of today’s Rule 5 deadline, MLB.com’s Adam McCalvy reports (X link). Since Milwaukee has two more open spaces on the 40-man, McCalvy writes that more players could still be protected prior to 5pm CT.