Suiting up for Venezuela a dream for the Contreras brothers and a first for the country
Four years ago, Willson and William Contreras thought they had reached the professional pinnacle of brotherhood, representing the National League as teammates at the All-Star Game. It turns out that was just a prelude to what will take place starting this week, when they join forces for Team Venezuela in
NEW for 2026: Stream Crew games on Brewers.TV
A new era of watching Brewers baseball is here, and Brewers.TV has you covered all season long.
Why Murphy, pitching coaches have arms 'working at the car wash'
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- There’s a car wash on just about every corner in greater Phoenix, and that’s a good thing, because Brewers manager Pat Murphy keeps talking about sending his pitchers there. Get ready to hear all season about the “H&H Car Wash,” which is Murphy’s reference to the Brewers’
New tournament-style format coming to Spring Breakout in '27
Major League Baseball introduced Spring Breakout in 2024 and the prospect showcase games in Florida and Arizona were an immediate hit. Fans and front offices alike loved seeing all those future MLB stars on the field at one time. Now the concept is getting even better. Starting in 2027, the
Brice Turang ready to soak it all in among the stars of Team USA
“When I got the call, I was so excited.” That’s how Brewers second baseman Brice Turang recalled the moment he learned he had been selected to represent the United States in the World Baseball Classic. Turang was officially named to the roster in early December, though much of his interaction
These 7 teams could be front-runners in '27 Spring Breakout tournament
By now, you’ve heard the news. The Spring Breakout series is headed to a tournament format in 2027 and 2028. In its first two years, Spring Breakout has brought us memorable moments featuring baseball’s top prospects, like Paul Skenes’ strikeout of Jackson Holliday in 2024 or Roman Anthony’s long homer
Latest Brewers injuries & transactions
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1 prospect making some noise in each spring camp
Spring Training is the perfect time for prospects to show what they can do, and a number of players have taken that opportunity and run with it so far in 2026. From elite prospects to unheralded young players, there's always someone putting on a show with the bat or the
Prospect's Classic dream looks different -- but no less exciting -- in reality
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Could this new Brewers infielder be primed for a 'quantum leap' in 2026?
PHOENIX -- Brewers manager Pat Murphy has revealed his semi-annual prediction for the player poised to take a “quantum leap” in the coming year.
What makes Brewers' pitching culture unique? 'It’s the dosage of the medicine'
PHOENIX -- It’s not uncommon to hear a pitcher who’s just been traded talking with excitement about the changes proposed by his new team. A new pitch. A new grip. A new mix. That sort of thing drives Brewers pitching coach Chris Hook, “[bleepin’] crazy.” “It’s like, ‘I’ve never even
Open-to-anything Ashby: Crew's 2026 pitching X-factor?
SURPRISE, Ariz. – Big surprise: Aaron Ashby was one of the openers when Brewers pitchers got their first looks at hitters in Spring Training. Ashby and fellow lefty Robert Gasser were first to go when pitchers threw live batting practice at the start of Spring Training, prompting pitching coach Chris
The most interesting players on the new ABS challenge leaderboard
ABS (the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System, powered by T-Mobile) is finally here, and in Spring Training, we're getting our first good look at which Major League batters and catchers are the best … and worst … at challenging balls and strikes. To keep track of all your challenge needs, we
The biggest X-factors at this year's World Baseball Classic
The 2023 World Baseball Classic was an exhilarating tournament that thrilled us from start to finish. There’s a chance that the ‘26 version is every bit as good. When WBC rosters were unveiled earlier this month, it was abundantly clear just how much talent will take the field in this
Mitchell's comeback fueled by perspective -- and a fellow athlete's support
PHOENIX – Brewers center fielder Garrett Mitchell wasn’t the only one hurting last year after he reinjured his surgically repaired left shoulder. Another season was lost. His shoulder ached. His Type 1 diabetes went haywire. His love for the game wavered.
Turang heats up for Classic with monster grand slam, 5 RBIs
PHOENIX – You don’t see many 14-pitch plate appearances in Spring Training. You don’t see many grand slams sail over the batter’s eye, either.
Here is each team's best power-hitting prospect
Power wins games. As MLB Network insider Tom Verducci has noted, the last six World Series champions have ranked first, third, fourth, third, third and second in regular-season home runs.
Three-run single?! Black notches 6 RBIs in statement outing
MESA, Ariz. – There’s nothing like a six-RBI afternoon – including a rare, three-run single – to boost a hitter’s confidence. That’s just what Brewers bench hopeful Tyler Black is seeking this spring.
A death-defying stunt with a 104 mph fastball?
PHOENIX -- Jacob Misiorowski is already throwing heat as he ramps up for his first full season in the Majors and Cooper Pratt is one of the Brewers’ best prospects. No, the latter did not risk his life so the former could show off his fastball. But the Brewers’ video
Grand Theft ... Frelick?!? Brewers social media goes viral again
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Getting measured for ABS is a science: 'People shrink over the course of a day'
PHOENIX -- Major League Baseball can’t implement the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge System this season without knowing every hitter’s precise height, right down to the millimeter. So, like a flashback to the first day of elementary school, Brewers hitters lined up Monday to be measured. Major Leaguers have been weighed
These 5 prospects are impressing at Spring Training
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Woodruff feeling healthy, but Opening Day still 'up in the air'
PHOENIX -- Opening Day isn’t the target for Brandon Woodruff. A healthy season is. The 33-year-old Brewers right-hander threw 26 pitches in a simulated game on Monday morning at American Family Fields of Phoenix, his first action against hitters since his comeback season ended due to a lat strain last