CHICAGO – After becoming the eighth pitcher in Brewers history to surrender five or more home runs in an outing in Monday’s 17-3 loss at Wrigley Field, Kyle Harrison had a hunch the Cubs knew what was coming.

CHICAGO – The Brewers activated ace setup man Abner Uribe from the 15-day injured list on Monday, and there’s no easing him back into bullpen duty. He returned for duty on the day the team opened a big series against the rival Cubs at Wrigley Field. Is that a particular

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MILWAUKEE -- One of the beautiful things about baseball is that no matter what happened today, there’s almost always a game tomorrow. In this case, a big game for the Brewers.

MILWAUKEE -- Missing the first five weeks of the regular season didn’t keep Jackson Chourio from remaining a dues-paying member of the 20-homer club.

MILWAUKEE – Navigating this section of the schedule with a six-man starting rotation, the Brewers could use Abner Uribe in the bullpen right now. But manager Pat Murphy made clear they are not going to rush him back from a forearm injury just because they have a need. So, Uribe

MILWAUKEE – With less than a month of the regular season remaining, and a potentially pivotal stretch against the Cubs looming, the Brewers are right where they want to be. Just don’t suggest that to the two-time defending National League Manager of the Year, because Pat Murphy is pulling every

NEW YORK -- Whatever Jackson Chourio did to relax on a rare off-day Wednesday, he should do it more often. The 22-year-old Brewers star returned from his first rest day since the All-Star break with one of the best games of his career, hitting a pair of home runs in

NEW YORK -- Jacob Misiorowski maxed out at 100.9 mph on Thursday night, only the second outing this season and the fourth time in his career that he didn’t touch 101. Because he has dazzled with mind-bending velocity up to 105.5 mph, it might have seemed rather pedestrian to the

NEW YORK -- Dustin May wasn’t able to dodge the 106 mph line drive that knocked him out of Wednesday’s start against the Mets after just one pitch, but a day later it appeared he did dodge a serious injury. May reported feeling “a little sore” but otherwise fine on

NEW YORK -- A scoring rally that began with six straight singles. Three hits for Sal Frelick in his return from a shoulder injury. Brice Turang's first home run of August. Two infield hits and a stolen base for Cooper Pratt on the day after his hustle came into question.

NEW YORK – If ever there was a time to have Jacob Misiorowski on the mound with some edge, this is it.

NEW YORK -- Cooper Pratt was back at shortstop for the Brewers on Wednesday night against the Mets, after a morning and afternoon during which his every move the night before had been dissected, discussed and debated. Did Pratt deserve to be benched in Tuesday’s loss to the Mets? Did

NEW YORK -- The Brewers still have the best record in baseball with 30 regular season games to go, but that didn’t stop manager Pat Murphy from sending a Big Apple-sized message to rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt during Tuesday’s 3-2 loss in 10 innings to the Mets at Citi Field.

NEW YORK -- High-A Wisconsin had some extra firepower on the pitching staff Tuesday night, when relievers JoJo Romero and Abner Uribe began rehab assignments by dealing a scoreless inning apiece to get the Timber Rattlers started on the right foot at home against South Bend.

NEW YORK – Brewers sparkplug Sal Frelick is back to active duty with the Brewers, torn labrum and all. Before panicking about that diagnosis, which the 26-year-old outfielder shared Tuesday after the Brewers activated him from the 10-day injured list, you have to hear him out. Yes, Frelick has some

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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- The Brewers would have rather departed America’s youth baseball mecca with a win, but instead they left the Little Leaguers in attendance with a couple of lessons. Sometimes you lose.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- It was the perfect setting to remember the legacy of Hank Aaron, with the two teams for whom he starred going head-to-head and the stadium populated by Little Leaguers who play for the love of the game.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – When you stand 6-foot-7, you’re easy to spot. Especially when you’re surrounded by a sea of Little Leaguers. Ace right-hander Jacob Misiorowski was the Brewers’ biggest attraction – literally and figuratively – when the team touched down in Williamsport on Sunday for the annual Little League Classic

Every big leaguer was once a youngster with a dream. During the day on Sunday, big leaguers from the Braves and Brewers got to watch today's young dreamers play in Little League World Series games in Williamsport, Pa.

MILWAUKEE -- Did rookie outfielder Luis Lara need to leave his feet to make the play of the game for the Brewers in Friday’s 2-1 win over the Braves? One member of the local media didn’t think so.

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski hovered around “only” 100 mph and generated fewer swings and misses than in some of his more electric starts this season. But in a matchup against one of the pitchers he admired most growing up in suburban Kansas City, Misiorowski reminded everyone that there is more

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski won’t just be pitching opposite a fellow National League Cy Young Award contender when the Brewers host the Braves on Friday afternoon. He’ll be pitching against one of his favorite players growing up.