With slow start out of way, Hoskins keeps buoying Brewers with bat
MILWAUKEE -- Rhys Hoskins was never concerned with his slow start to 2025. The Brewers’ first baseman was batting just .182 over the first 17 games of the year, with only one extra-base hit to his name. Still, Hoskins remained unfazed, maintaining his confidence even if his numbers were doing
Woodruff, Hall, Ashby have strong rehab outings at Triple-A
The Brewers have had to weather myriad injuries early in the season, particularly among their pitchers. The good news for Milwaukee is that several key members of its pitching staff have begun Minor League rehab assignments as they work to return to the club, including right-hander Brandon Woodruff and lefties
Under-the-radar no more: Each club's most pleasant prospect surprise
Every Minor League season features its share of pleasant developments. Dodgers outfielder Mike Sirota is topping the Minors in slugging (.745) and OPS (1.214) in his pro debut. Royals outfielder Asbel Gonzalez is challenging for the Minor League lead in steals (35 in 37 games) in his first extended taste
Latest Brewers injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Brewers injury news and transactions.
Chief Vibes Officer? Peterson impacting Brewers in new role
MILWAUKEE -- He was “On-base Jace” during his playing days with the Brewers, who hired Jace Peterson back to the organization in March to be a consultant to the player development and high performance staff. But that’s a mouthful. You might as well consider Peterson the Crew’s Chief Vibes Officer.
'Yesterday was a great day': Corredor becomes American citizen
MILWAUKEE -- Nestor Corredor is the Brewers’ Major League field coordinator, catching guru and a mentor to the club’s Latin American contingent of players. Now he can add yet another title. American citizen. Corredor, 40, who has been with the Brewers since signing out of Venezuela in 2002, and a
These are some of the most interesting pitches in Triple-A
When a pitcher throws 103 mph, you’re likely to shoot up in your chair. Even in this era of elevated velocity, that isn’t a reading you see very often, especially in the Minor Leagues. Only 15 Major Leaguers have touched such a number in the Statcast era (since 2015), and
'That's our guy': Contreras' toughness, grit on full display in 4-hit night
MILWAUKEE -- William Contreras provided a couple of reporters with a status update on his fractured finger on Monday afternoon, which is to say he extended his left hand and let them have a look. The middle finger of that hand is a slightly more human shade of purple these
When will Miz get his call-up to the Majors?
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These 10 prospects deserve a shot at the bigs
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Chourio robs Lewis of game-tying HR as Crew ends Twins' win streak
MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio’s slump stretched to 0-for-18 with a hitless afternoon on Sunday, but he still found a way to play a starring role in a Brewers win with something he said he'd never done at any level of baseball.
'A winning player': Frelick shows tenacity on defense with back-to-back plays
MILWAUKEE -- On a night with few highlights in another shutout -- this time a 7-0 loss -- outfielder Sal Frelick flashed his fielding talents in an eventful third inning against the Twins at American Family Field on Saturday evening.
After 1st rehab stint expired, Woodruff remains confident his return will be soon
MILWAUKEE -- Brandon Woodruff is confident that his long-awaited return to the big league rotation will come soon. Woodruff, a top-of-the-rotation starter until he suffered a shoulder injury that required major surgery, has not pitched in the Major Leagues since September 2023. He’d been making strong progress until a complication
Braun's senior aerobics kick off 'Kindness in MKE'
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Chourio dropped in lineup as Brewers seek spark
MILWAUKEE -- Pat Murphy and his coaches are pushing every button to find the “on” switch for the Brewers’ offense. On Friday, that meant a tumble down the lineup card for budding star Jackson Chourio, who dropped to the six-hole after a pregame sit-down with Milwaukee’s manager, then struck out
How cribbage unites Brewers' TV duo ... and how you can get a board
TAMPA AND CLEVELAND -- Vinny Rottino draws the low card, giving him the deal over broadcast partner Jeff Levering. And the latest installment of the “Levtino Cribbage Classic” is underway at the start of the Brewers’ road trip. Poke your head in the television booth on an afternoon that Levering
Mock draft: Top 5 shakeup, but Holliday still No. 1
Jim Callis officially ushered in mock draft season a little over a week ago. Now it’s my turn to take the wheel for the first time this spring. While we still have a long way to go and there’s a ton of uncertainty from top to bottom of this first
Brewers' offense finally comes to play, scores 9 in finale vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND -- Sal Frelick circled the bases after his tying home run cleared the center-field wall Wednesday afternoon, then he chucked his helmet in the dugout while letting out a yell. It wasn’t out of anger. It was an emotional release meant to fire up the ballclub.
Brewers place Quintana on IL with left shoulder impingement
CLEVELAND -- Just when the Brewers thought they were rounding the corner on their injury woes, there’s a new one to worry about.
103 mph! Brewers prospect Misiorowski turns up heat in latest gem
While the Brewers’ Major League rotation continues to have its depth tested, the organization’s top pitching prospect keeps proving why he’s MLB-ready. The latest two checked boxes for Jacob Misiorowski: the longest start of his professional career and the fastest Statcast-recorded pitch by a Triple-A Nashville hurler in the last
Crew looks to regain confidence after rough offensive stretch
CLEVELAND -- The Brewers don’t need more meetings, they need more hits. More than that, they need more runs. But since the hits and the runs have been so elusive -- particularly during a tough month of May that got even tougher with a second straight shutout loss to the
Diamonds in the rough: 30 of the best prospect finds -- one for each team
Talk to any scout and they’ll tell you some version of this axiom: Big leaguers come from everywhere. What that means is that for every Paul Skenes (No. 1 overall pick in 2023) or Vladimir Guerrero Jr. ($3.9 million bonus in July 2015), there can also be a Tarik Skubal