The Milwaukee Brewers hold a commanding lead over the Chicago Cubs in their division, supported by one of the league's best pitching staffs. Milwaukee's pitching staff has been unreal this season.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold a 62-37 record and lead the NL Central by six games. Over the last 24 hours, the team completed a three-game series sweep of the Miami Marlins.
The Brewers placed right-hander Coleman Crow on the 15-day injured list on Friday (retroactive to June 10) due to right forearm flexor strain. Right-hander Craig Yoho was called up from Triple-A Nashville in the corresponding move.
The hits keep coming for the Milwaukee Brewers and now Coleman Crow is heading to the Injured List. Craig Yoho has been promoted to the big league roster in his place, per Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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.
Today’s first pitch was fairly representative of how most of today’s game ended up going. Brewers starter Coleman Crow threw a 90.7 mph sinker up and in to Casey Schmitt, who leads the Giants in home runs.
After falling victim to a Logan Webb gem last night, Milwaukee will try to keep the Giants from evening this four game series at two games apiece. Coleman Crow will go for the Brewers opposite Adrian Houser.
Coleman Crow is a game planner’s dream. He’s the right kind of natural supinator, meaning his wrist instinctively angles away from his body as he releases the baseball, but in a controlled, adjustable way.
The Milwaukee Brewers turned to prospect pitcher Coleman Crow on Friday as they faced off with the Miami Marlins. Crow, one of the Brewers' top 30 prospects per MLB Pipeline, didn't have as muchhype as the other top prospects in the organization.
The much anticipated MLB debut of pitching prospect Coleman Crow resulted in a Milwaukee Brewers victory to extend the winning now to three games. An immediate course correction following a six game losing streak in the preceding games.
The Brewers announced that they have recalled right-hander Coleman Crow. He will start tonight’s game, making his major league debut in the process. Right-hander Easton McGee was optioned to Triple-A Nashville in a corresponding move.
Coleman Crow has built a deep, well-rounded arsenal, adding a sweeper this spring to a mix that already included three or four pitches. "I was primarily four-seamer, cutter, curveball," Crow said, discussing his self-conception of the mix through last season.
Of all the questions surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers and their pitching staff this spring training, one involving starting pitcher Coleman Crow has many in Phoenix pondering the answer.
The Milwaukee Brewers traded Freddy Peralta to the New York Mets earlier this offseason, which is a step in the right direction for their future, but it puts the team in a tough spot this year.
Unless you follow the Brewers’ minor league system, you probably haven’t heard of Coleman Crow. Crow just turned 25 but has been around the minor leagues for six years.
The New York Mets will get on the clock early during Wednesday’s Rule 5 Draft in Nashville, which is part of MLB’s Winter Meetings. The New York Mets could be looking for talent from other teams in this draft, and they have the room to maneuver with the No.
The New York Mets could use all of the pitching they can get after trading away Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander and David Robertson last season. But some of that organizational depth is at risk during next Wednesday’s Rule 5 Draft in Nashville, which is part of MLB’s Winter Meetings.