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Milwaukee Brewers decline Ryan Braun’s option, slugger heads to free agency 
Rick Wood via Imagn Content Services, LLC It’s the first time Ryan Braun’s had to test the free agent market in his career The Milwaukee Brewers have declined outfielder Ryan Braun’s $15 million option for the 2021 season, making the career-long Brewers and former MVP a free agent for the first time.
Three Players the Brewers Wish They Had Kept
They say hindsight is 20/20, and after this 2020 season, there are some players the Brewers wish they still had. The Milwaukee Brewers have had to make
Milwaukee Brewers Option Decisions: Jedd Gyorko
Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images Do the Brewers keep one of the few solid bats they had this year, or do they head to the discount Gyork store? Now that the World Series is over, the Brewers have less than a week to make decisions on the team options they hold on players for next season.
Should Milwaukee Make A Run At Free Agent Corey Kluber?
The Brewers have an opportunity to buy low on a potential high reward addition. It’s almost surreal to see just how tough this offseason is going to be for both teams and players.
2020 Most Valuable Brewer #7: Josh Hader
Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports The reigning Reliever of the Year’s numbers take a dip in a shortened season. At the start of the 2020 season, I don’t think many of us would believe that Josh Hader would finish seventh in Most Valuable Brewer voting, behind two relievers and neither Christian Yelich nor Keston Hiura finished ahead of him.
Whose Contract Options Should Be Picked Up By Crew?
The Brewers need to make decisions on players with contract options for 2021 this week. Whose options should Milwaukee opt to pick up? Now that the 2020-2021 offseason has officially begun, the Brewers finally get to start making the decisions that will help construct next season’s squad.
Should Milwaukee Look For A Reunion With Eric Thames?
Should the Milwaukee Brewers look for a reunion with one of their former players? After a rough 2020 season, the Washington Nationals decided to decline their end of a $4MM mutual option on first baseman Eric Thames.
Should Crew Re-Sign Free Agent LHP Brett Anderson?
Brewers starting pitcher Brett Anderson officially became a free agent today. Should the team consider bringing him back for 2021? When the Brewers general manager David Stearns went shopping last offseason, he brought in a handful of new players on a variety of different types of contracts.
The Shortstop Position Still Isn’t Settled Heading Into 2021
The Brewers starting shortstop job was up for grabs in 2020, and neither one locked down the role heading into the future. Orlando Arcia has been the Brewers incumbent starting shortstop since he took over the role in late 2016.
Milwaukee Brewers Option Decisions: Eric Sogard
Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images Nerd Power’s return to Milwaukee was lacking the “power” Now that the World Series is over, the Brewers have less than a week to make decisions on the team options they hold on players for next season.
Milwaukee Brewers headed for minor league free agency
Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images Which farmhands might be looking for new jobs in 2020? We have already covered the one Major League player who can leave the Milwaukee Brewers via free agency during the upcoming offseason, as well as four others who could be departing depending on what decisions are made regarding their contract options.
Christian Yelich had great reaction to Kevin Cash’s terrible move
The Rays have a process they trust when it comes to handling their pitchers, but that process does not seem to include factoring in what to do when your pitcher is cruising.
How Have Prospects Been Looking At the Instructional League?
After seeing 2020’s minor league season cancelled, Brewers prospects finally have a chance for development at the team’s instructional league. Plenty of things looked different in the world of Major League Baseball in 2020 for Brewers players and fans, from a shortened 60-game season to various rule changes.
2020 Most Valuable Brewer #6: Brent Suter
Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images The Raptor showed versatility in the bullpen and in the rotation, proving to be the perfect unorthodox weapon in an unorthodox year Raise your hand if you ever expected Brent Suter to strike out more than a batter per inning over the course of a season.
What Will The Crew’s Payroll Look Like In 2021?
The Brewers enter an offseason in which the payroll picture isn’t very pretty. One of the biggest criticisms of Brewers owner Mark Attanasio from fans in recent years is that he’s unwilling to put up a big payroll for the roster and improve the team with big free agent spending.
Milwaukee Brewers 2020 Season Report Card: Christian Yelich
Our Brewers season report card series continues, today we will be looking at Christian Yelich’s season. For Christian Yelich and Milwaukee Brewers fans, everything had been sunshine and rainbows since Yelich joined the club prior to the start of the 2018 season.
Milwaukee Brewers 2020 Season Report Card: Eric Yardley
Our 2020 Milwaukee Brewers report card series continues with our grading of the team’s other sidearming reliever, Eric Yardley. While the 2020 Milwaukee
Decision Must Be Made On Jacob Nottingham This Offseason
The Milwaukee Brewers are at a crossroads with catcher Jacob Nottingham this offseason. During the 2020 season, the Brewers finally got a little more of an extended look at catching prospect Jacob Nottingham.
2020 Most Valuable Brewer #5: Jedd Gyorko
Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports Gyorko was one of the few pleasant surprises for Milwaukee’s offense in 2020 The votes are in, and you chose Jedd Gyorko as the #5 MVB for Milwaukee in 2020.
Milwaukee Brewers with contract options for 2021
Rick Wood via Imagn Content Services, LLC There are four players on this list, including one big notable name. The Milwaukee Brewers have just one true free agent who is set to hit the open market after the conclusion of the World Series, as we explored late last week.
Milwaukee Brewers 2020 Season Report Card: Devin Williams
Our 2020 Milwaukee Brewers season report card series continues as today we will grade the season of breakout reliever Devin Williams. Devin Williams emerging as a lockdown reliever was by far the biggest surprise for the Milwaukee Brewers this 2020 season.
As Expected, Devin Williams Named NL Reliever of the Year
It’s official. Make it three straight seasons that a Milwaukee Brewers reliever took home the NL Reliever of the Year award. As MLB’s 2020 Spring Training was beginning to wind down, there was a relatively good chance that Brewers rookie reliever Devin Williams would start his season in the minors.
Liam Hendriks, Devin Williams win MLB Reliever of the Year awards
Oakland Athletics closer Liam Hendriks and Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Devin Williams were named recipients of the Reliever of the Year award.
Could Mookie Betts have ended up a Brewer in 2013?
Could Mookie Betts have blossomed to stardom in a Brewers uniform? It could have been a reality if former Milwaukee GM Doug Melvin had had his way, as he tried to acquire Betts from the Red Sox in 2013 in exchange for closer Francisco Rodriguez, according to MLB.com’s Adam Berry and Adam McCalvy.
Twisted blister: ESPN's Perez suggests Buehler, Dodgers are cheating
Perez seems to believe the Dodgers were circumventing the rules with the way Buehler’s hand looked.
Brewers' Devin Williams to miss series vs. Dodgers with arm issue
His status beyond the wild-card series is unknown.
Brewers' Corbin Burnes likely out for season with strained oblique
While the Brewers began the day still eligible to earn a postseason berth, manager Craig Counsell told reporters that it's doubtful Burnes, 25, would be available through at least the first two rounds of the playoffs.
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