MILWAUKEE -- Chad Patrick was relaxing in the hot tub in the Brewers’ clubhouse at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday when he got his assignment. He would be starting against the Cardinals in a little more than three hours. Patrick, who battled butterflies so intense that he often got physically ill before

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MILWAUKEE -- It wasn’t until the eighth inning that the Brewers finally got some real action on the bases. Jim Henderson, one of Milwaukee’s pitching coaches, stole a glance across the dugout to catch the eye of left-hander Aaron Ashby. It was happening again.

As the calendar gets set to turn to June, Draft buzz is picking up exponentially. Scouts are scattered all over the country with NCAA Division I Regional play kicking off on Friday while also planning to see high schoolers in action for the last time in state playoffs. The Draft

MILWAUKEE -- Christian Yelich said the beef between the Brewers and Cardinals had been “handled” by Wednesday morning and St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol said he saw no need for extracurriculars in the matinee series finale at American Family Field, a 2-1 Brewers win that was notable only for St.

Andrew Fischer has been ranked as one of the top third base prospects in the Minor Leagues and he continues to show with his bat that he has earned that ranking.

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We say it every year, and it bears repeating again: the Draft is hard. Front offices spend years scouting and analyzing a particular Draft class, but even the best baseball minds can’t predict what will happen with absolute certainty in the years after. Take the 2021 class ahead of its

MILWAUKEE – Eighteen summers after CC Sabathia arrived in Milwaukee and electrified the city, another lefty is making a similarly good first impression. Kyle Harrison hasn't racked up nearly as many innings as Sabathia gave the Brewers after arriving just ahead of the 2008 All-Star break, but he has been

MILWAUKEE – Brewers reliever Abner Uribe apologized to everybody but the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday after making lewd gestures toward the visitors’ dugout in the eighth inning of Milwaukee’s 6-0 win at American Family Field. Uribe, a self-described high-intensity right-hander with a fastball to match, was pitching with a

Throughout much of last season -- and even earlier this season -- a pair of familiar hurlers sat atop our Cy Young poll. Paul Skenes in the National League. Tarik Skubal in the American League. Well, that's not the case anymore. Skubal is sidelined after undergoing surgery to remove loose

MILWAUKEE – Brewers right-hander Logan Henderson landed back on the 15-day injured list Tuesday with a low back strain, and the Brewers summoned another rookie righty, Coleman Crow, who will rejoin the starting rotation on Friday in Houston. Henderson, 24, has a 2.23 ERA in 10 Major League starts over

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MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski’s vow to join the 105 mph club will have to wait for another outing. On Monday against the Cardinals, 103 mph was more than enough to continue rewriting the record books for power pitching. The big right-hander hit 103 mph or more an unprecedented eight times

Every Jacob Misiorowski start has become must-see TV. The Brewers’ ace will be on the mound this afternoon against the Cardinals, so expect to see lots of triple-digit heat and baffled batters. The Miz, who carries a 1.89 ERA and the best strikeout-minus-walk rate among qualified pitchers (31.3%) into today’s

MILWAUKEE -- It was another frustrating ending to a start on Sunday for Brandon Sproat, but the Brewers' 25-year-old rookie right-hander continues to show enough positive signs that manager Pat Murphy scoffed at any suggestion that he’d be removed from the rotation. Sproat, part of a core of young pitchers

It was a week of titanic series within divisions, with the Brewers and Cubs battling in the NL Central, the Dodgers and Padres duking it out in the NL West and the Rays and Yankees playing some dramatic games in the AL East. But there remains no team hotter than

MILWAUKEE -- Charlie “Butch” Moore, who played 14 seasons with the Brewers and was the starting right-fielder on the beloved 1982 “Harvey’s Wallbangers” World Series team, died Saturday at the age of 72. Though primarily a catcher for most of his 15-year career, his reliability and versatility secured him a

MILWAUKEE -- Robert Gasser avoided a total blowup in his first start of the season last Sunday against the Twins in Minnesota, but drew the ire of Brewers manager Pat Murphy after he hit three batters, walked two more and failed to back up home on a play that allowed

MLB Pipeline hands out prospect grades on the 20-80 scouting scale, projections of what players' tools might bring to the table at the big league level. Not among the five standard ones for position players is an unspoken and elusive one: the clutch gene. Unofficially, Jesús Made is beginning to

MILWAUKEE -- The last time the Brewers and Dodgers met prior to Friday night’s series opener was in Game 4 of last season’s National League Championship Series. The Dodgers won that game to sweep the series and earn a trip to the World Series. After going 6-0 against the Dodgers

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After some lucky film buffs got to see the feature-length documentary about Bob Uecker at the Milwaukee Film Festival last month, we now have the first detail about the planned statewide theatrical release: The film will open in Marcus Theatres throughout Wisconsin on Friday, July 24. You can see the