Umpire CB Bucknor exits Rays-Brewers game after taking foul tip off mask
MILWAUKEE – Veteran umpire CB Bucknor was struck flush on the face mask by a foul tip in the second inning of Wednesday’s 8-2 Brewers win over the Rays in the series finale at American Family Field and had to leave the game. Bucknor was still getting attention from Brewers
Brewers 'cause some havoc' as usual, make Rays pay for mistakes
MILWAUKEE – The Brewers racked up strikeouts on the mound, ran wild on the bases and flexed some power while winning five of six games on their opening homestand. But sometimes, you just take what the other team gives you.
Priester's secret in road to recovery: Sitting up straight
MILWAUKEE – Baseball injuries sometimes reveal unexpected silver linings, and Brewers right-handed starter Quinn Priester believes he’s found one that will make his mother happy: Better posture. One of the things that helps fend off symptoms of his neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome -- a pinching of nerves on the right
Not to be denied, Woodruff debuts -- and earns win after game gets weird
MILWAUKEE – Brandon Woodruff would have started the Triple-A Nashville Sounds’ home opener on Tuesday night had he and the Brewers taken the cautious approach. Few would have blamed them for building in extra time to prepare for this season, considering he’s so recently removed from a two-year rehab from
Brewers acquire righty bat in Matos, who has special connection to Chourio
MILWAUKEE -- Luis Matos joined the Brewers on Tuesday afternoon and was happy to see a familiar face. He was 13 or 14 years old when he first met Jackson Chourio, another right-handed hitting outfielder whose surprise move to the injured list on Opening Day is what led the Brewers
Vaughn begins rehabbing hand post-surgery, targets mid-May return
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers first baseman Andrew Vaughn began rehabbing his fractured left hamate bone on Tuesday, a day after he underwent surgery, and the hope is that he can return to action by mid-May, the club said. Vaughn injured his hand when he was jammed during an at-bat in Milwaukee's
Harrison helped by Contreras' no-nonsense feedback in strong Brewers debut
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers newcomer Kyle Harrison learned early on Monday that catcher William Contreras isn’t messing around when the games matter. “It was awesome, from starting off in the bullpen and him ripping [throws] back at me,” Harrison said.
Touted SS prospect Pratt near 8-year deal with Brewers (source)
MILWAUKEE -- Two and a half years after they broke records and reaped benefits with a long-term extension for Jackson Chourio before he’d spent a single day in the Major Leagues, the Brewers are on the cusp of locking up another top prospect to a long-term deal.
Quero, Sproat debut for Brewers in rare all-rookie starting battery
MILWAUKEE – Before Brandon Sproat and Jeferson Quero took the field on Sunday, the Brewers hadn’t had an all-rookie starting pitcher/catcher battery since July 11, 2018 in Miami, where a braces-wearing Freddy Peralta started against the Marlins with Jacob Nottingham behind the plate.
First career pinch-hit HR? Yelich makes it a winner to cap stunning rally, sweep
MILWAUKEE – Christian Yelich has done a lot of things in his career, but he’d never hit a pinch-hit home run. “Great spot for the first one,” he said after connecting on Sunday.
'The state's team': Are these the Brewers' new City Connects?
MILWAUKEE -- Technically, they are called “City Connect” uniforms. But it appears the Brewers are tipping their caps to the entire state of Wisconsin with their latest onfield look.
2026 version of Crew looking similar to record-breaking '25 squad
MILWAUKEE -- Two games into the regular season, the 2026 Brewers already look a lot like the 2025 Brewers did.
Brewers call up top catching prospect Quero; Vaughn (broken hamate bone) to IL
MILWAUKEE -- First baseman Andrew Vaughn fractured the hamate bone in his left hand on Opening Day and needs surgery, the Brewers announced Saturday, prompting a promotion to the Majors for top catching prospect Jeferson Quero for what would be his Major League debut. Summoning Quero will give the team
Sports worlds collide with a 'Flair' for 'Thanalysis' with Miz and Crew
MILWAUKEE -- “What’s with the handshakes?”
'What an incredible life': Behind the scenes of Uecker doc with the filmmakers
MILWAUKEE -- There was Opening Day for the Brewers, and then there was opening night for filmmakers Steve Farr and Michael T. Vollmann, who were on hand at American Family Field on Thursday as fans watched a preview of their feature-length documentary, “Ueck,” about the late, legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker.
Miz broke an Opening Day K record, and that was just the start for the Crew
MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski turned his first career Opening Day start into a strikeout clinic, and the Brewers were just getting started. Misiorowski fanned 11 White Sox hitters to set a new franchise record for strikeouts on Opening Day, and the four relievers who followed him to the mound ran
Brewers owner Attanasio holds court on Opening Day
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers owner Mark Attanasio discussed memories of Opening Day past, the club’s financial position and World Series ambitions during a wide-ranging Q&A with reporters on Thursday. Here are some highlights:
Chourio (left hand fracture) placed on 10-day injured list
MILWAUKEE -- In an Opening Day shocker on Thursday, the Brewers placed outfielder Jackson Chourio on the 10-day injured list with a fractured left hand hours before their season opener and said he would miss at least the first two to four weeks of the regular season.
With Perkins a late add, Brewers finalize Opening Day roster
MILWAUKEE – The Brewers sprung a surprise on Thursday when they placed budding star outfielder Jackson Chourio on the 10-day IL with a fractured left hand, prompting a last-minute change to the Opening Day roster. Called up from Triple-A Nashville to take Chourio's place was outfielder Blake Perkins, who'd been
White Sox-Brewers 2026 Opening Day lineups, FAQ (Thurs., 1:10 p.m. CT)
MILWAUKEE -- It’s a matchup of former Minor League teammates and former American League foes when Jacob Misiorowski and the Brewers host Shane Smith and the White Sox on Opening Day at American Family Field. Smith signed with the Brewers as an undrafted free agent in 2021, when he was
Brewers acquire righty Jake Woodford from Rays for Minors arm
MILWAUKEE – You didn’t think the Brewers would make it through Spring Training without adding pitching depth, did you? A team always on the lookout for undervalued arms added an interesting one on the final day of exhibition play Tuesday, when the Brewers and Rays finalized a trade that sent
Can the kids propel the Crew to another NL Central title?
MILWAUKEE -- Quinn Priester is sidelined until May by thoracic outlet syndrome in his right arm. Brandon Woodruff flirted with a stint on the injured list to allow more time to build endurance. Kyle Harrison ended the spring managing a minor blister issue. Jacob Misiorowski, Chad Patrick and Brandon Sproat
What you need to know for Brewers' Spring Breakout game (3 CT)
PHOENIX -- Brewers top prospect Jesús Made batted leadoff in last year’s Spring Breakout game against the Reds, so he’s no stranger to the prospect showcase. But he’ll look a lot different when he takes the field this time around. Made, a shortstop who ranks No. 3 on MLB Pipeline’s
What unanswered questions remain for the Brewers before Opening Day?
PHOENIX -- The equipment bags in front of every locker at American Family Fields of Phoenix on Saturday were a sign that the Cactus League season was coming to a close. There is still one game on the schedule on Sunday at the Cubs, but starting pitcher Chad Patrick will
Brewers reward Miz with his first career Opening Day start
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Jacob Misiorowski has been a top prospect and a rookie sensation. He rose to an All-Star Game faster than any player in history and fell into a second-half slump that cost him his spot in the Brewers’ rotation. Then he emerged as a bullpen ace in his