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MILWAUKEE – So long, Cubs. Or is it, “Until we meet again?”

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski began his fourth and final regular-season start against the Cubs in 2026 by striking out Pete Crow-Armstrong with a 103.7 mph fastball. Then he touched 104.5 against Seiya Suzuki. By the third inning Tuesday night, Misiorowski had thrown his 1,000th pitch of the season at 100

MILWAUKEE -- It was the full 2026 Milwaukee Brewers experience crammed into 10 entertaining innings, a come-from-behind, 4-3 win over the Cubs at American Family Field that produced baseball’s first 90-win team. “It’s nothing short of electric,” said Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski, who was just that at the start of

Thomas Pannone sensed some worry from the Triple-A Nashville teammates and coaches who witnessed his Labor Day warm-up in the bullpen in Durham, N.C. He was sharp. Maybe too sharp. Pannone has been around baseball’s proverbial block enough times to know that a great pregame bullpen doesn’t always translate to

MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio is only 22 years old, but he’s been one of the Brewers’ top postseason performers the past two years. So it was fitting when he stepped to the plate and propelled the Brewers to a Labor Day victory over the Cubs that carried all kinds of

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers’ stretch of short starts came with a price tag on Monday when the team placed right-handed reliever Grant Anderson on the 15-day injured list with right biceps tendinitis and recalled right-hander Brandon Sproat, a rookie starter who’d been demoted to the Minors last month to begin

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CHICAGO -- Logan Henderson was standing at his locker at American Family Field last week when a familiar face approached. “Hi, I’m John Smoltz,” said the Hall of Famer and FOX color commentator, “and I love watching you pitch.” The exchange lasted only a few seconds. Henderson won’t forget it.

CHICAGO -- Three times in the first four innings, the Brewers spotted their ace a lead. Twice, Jacob Misiorowski let it get away. But the third time, he held firm, helping Milwaukee tighten its grip on the NL Central. Facing one of Major League Baseball’s most potent lineups and fighting

CHICAGO – The Brewers activated left-handed reliever JoJo Romero from the 15-day injured list and called up catcher Bo Naylor from Triple-A Nashville on Tuesday, when the start of September meant active rosters expanded from 26 to 28.

CHICAGO – The Brewers’ prized 22-year-old left fielder, prized 22-year-old shortstop and resurgent third baseman all converged in shallow left field while running at full speed. It could have been a catastrophe. Instead, it produced a sigh of relief on the way to a critical win.

CHICAGO -- Jacob Misiorowski says he feels as sharp going into September as he did on Opening Day. That’s a good thing, because there is plenty to pitch for. “I feel just as sharp as I did on Opening Day,” Misiorowski said after his last start against the Mets, when

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

This story was excerpted from Adam McCalvy’s Brewers Beat newsletter and co-written by Jordan Bastian. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.

This story was excerpted from Jordan Bastian’s Cubs Beat newsletter and co-written by Adam McCalvy. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.

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.