The Milwaukee Brewers traded third baseman Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox on Monday morning. The news of the trade was met with dismay by Brewers fans, who adored Durbin after he emerged as the team’s everyday third baseman in 2025.
Matt Arnold has certainly earned the benefit of the doubt. In his time as the Brewers’ general manager, he’s swung a few trades that have worked out swimmingly for the Brewers.
Welcome to our new February Daily Question series. Throughout the month, we’ll be posting question articles every day in the hopes that we can start some more conversations within the Brew Crew Ball community.
The Milwaukee Brewers watched Freddy Peralta grow from a hard-throwing teenager into a true ace. After nearly a decade in the organization, Peralta was
The Milwaukee Brewers, as many expected they would, have traded their ace, two-time All-Star Freddy Peralta, to the New York Mets. They also included right-handed starting pitcher/long reliever Tobias Myers in the deal.
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 off-season has once again been relatively quiet, with no big free agent signings occurring. Freddy Peralta trade rumors are still amidst, but it appears as if Matt Arnold and company may be content rolling out the same players as a season ago, despite a massive hole offensively at shortstop.
Sad news out of the Brewers farm system: Last Friday, Brewers pitching prospect Frank Cairone — a 6’2” lefty who the Brewers picked No. 68 overall in the 2025 draft — was involved in a car accident near his hometown in New Jersey.
The Milwaukee Brewers received some troubling news on Friday night. Left-handed pitching prospect Frank Cairone found himself in a car accident in New Jersey and was taken to the hospital as a result of his injuries.
The Milwaukee Brewers and General Manager Matt Arnold find themselves in an interesting position this offseason, just after the Winter Meetings. They will be returning 99% of their roster from last season’s MLB-leading 97-win team and can proudly boast one of the best farm systems in the league.
Today is December 1, which means that the 2025 Winter Meetings are just a week away. Should we expect the Brewers to be active? Let’s take a look at what Matt Arnold has done at the Winter Meetings since being named general manager/president of baseball operations.
With the Brewers’ excellent 2025 season that defied expectations, president of baseball operations Matt Arnold was a heavy favorite to take home the MLB Executive of the Year award.
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.
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 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.
"To be honest, it's not at the front of my mind." That was Milwaukee Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold when asked about the possibility of trading ace Freddy Peralta this winter, per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com.
The Milwaukee Brewers' season came to an end last week when they were swept by the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.
A few days after their season ended, Matt Arnold and Pat Murphy met with the press on Thursday for their end-of-year press conference. Murphy talked about the Dodgers’ series and offered some interesting thoughts on his team, and we got a few newsy tidbits as well.
At the moment, the Milwaukee Brewers are the best team in baseball. They’ve won eleven games in a row, and are going for their fourth straight sweep. Brewers GM Matt Arnold has built one of the most unlikely juggernauts in recent memory.
The Milwaukee Brewers didn’t need to do anything crazy at the trade deadline. They didn’t need to add Eugenio Suarez, a pricier name and poor position fit.
The Major League Baseball trade deadline is just hours away, and Milwaukee Brewers fans are anxiously awaiting to see what general manager Matt Arnold will do to improve the team’s roster.
Because Freddy Peralta is in the final guaranteed year of his contract, the Brewers right-hander has been mentioned as a speculative trade candidate for some time, given how the Brew Crew have often dealt star players before they reach free agency.
After two days of the 2025 MLB Draft, it’s time to take a closer look at how the Milwaukee Brewers fared so far. The front office, helmed by Matt Arnold, took picks from both the college and high school ranks.
Reminder: our list is chronological. When you click on the date of the trade, you'll be brought to the MLB Trade Rumors post for the deal, which will provide the "immediate reaction" national perspective, while the links associated with the players' names brings you to their Baseball Reference page...
Milwaukee Brewers executive Matt Arnold has made franchise history. The franchise’s chief in the front office won the Major League Baseball Executive of the Year award.
In the most basic sense, the Brewers checked off the top item on their trade deadline wishlist: innings. Matt Arnold told Milwaukee media last week that length was still his club's most pressing need, even after acquiring righthander Aaron Civale from the Rays earlier this month.