MILWAUKEE -- Cooper Pratt, the 21-year-old shortstop whose promise was evident when the Brewers signed him to an eight-year contract in April, is set to take the next step. The Brewers are expected to promote Pratt (Brewers No. 4 prospect, MLB No. 63, per MLB Pipeline) from Triple-A Nashville for

MILWAUKEE -- As if the Brewers’ injured list wasn’t long enough, now it’s expanded to include manager Pat Murphy. Murphy wasn’t able to walk to the mound to make pitching changes this weekend because of a degenerative right hip that has worsened to the point where he leaves his office

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski did his part on Friday night. His teammates did their thing on Sunday afternoon.

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers are prioritizing additional rest for prized right-hander Jacob Misiorowski over the chance to pack American Family Field for another of his electric starts later this week.

MILWAUKEE – After missing the start of this season with a fractured left hand, Jackson Chourio is back to hitting with authority for the Brewers.

MILWAUKEE – Here’s the craziest thing about the performance of the year in Major League Baseball, and maybe the greatest game for any player – certainly the greatest game for any pitcher – in the 58 seasons of Brewers franchise history. Jacob Misiorowski didn’t think he had the goods.

1) Jacob Misiorowski -- June 12, 2026, vs. Phillies Simply put, there was never a more dominant pitching performance in Brewers history than Misiorowski’s 27-batter, 15-strikeout, one-hit shutout on the one-year anniversary of his Major League debut. A sellout crowd at American Family Field might have had a hunch something

MILWAUKEE – With Brandon Woodruff back at American Family Field on Friday and Quinn Priester on his way, what’s next for those right-handers in their long quests to get back to the mound in the big leagues? In both cases, the answer was to be determined.

The Brewers locked up a top prospect to a long-term contract for the second time in three months this week, with outfielder Luis Lara inking a seven-year deal on the heels of Cooper Pratt’s eight-year pact in April. Both players were added to the 40-man roster and then optioned to

LAS VEGAS – For Nick King, flying projectiles are part of the job. He’s a Vegas local and freelance camera operator who was hired to man one of the center field cameras for this week’s Brewers-A’s series at Las Vegas Ballpark, the first Major League games in Sin City since

LAS VEGAS – Add it to the long list of ways that catcher William Contreras has contributed to the Brewers’ success: He’s even helping players who don’t play for the Brewers yet. Before outfielder Luis Lara (Milwaukee's No. 5 prospect, No. 91 overall) told his own parents that the team

LAS VEGAS – With Quinn Priester and Brandon Woodruff all the way down in the Arizona Complex League trying to get their own seasons on track, the opportunity is in front of Robert Gasser to cement his spot in the Brewers’ big league rotation. But this was not the venue

LAS VEGAS -- For the second time this season, the Brewers are investing big in a player who has yet to step foot in the Major Leagues. The latest prospect from Milwaukee’s top-ranked farm system to get a major payday is 21-year-old, switch-hitting outfielder Luis Lara (the Brewers' No. 5

LAS VEGAS -- It was one of those games where the story of the night only scratched the surface. The Brewers’ 12-inning, 15-14 win over the A’s in the first regular-season game in Las Vegas in 30 years was worth the wait if you’re a fan of offense. The teams

LAS VEGAS -- Two days after a trade that brought him back to the Brewers for cash, righty reliever Joel Kuhnel joined his new team on Monday for a wild, 15-14 win in 12 innings over his old team, the A’s. He arrived just in time to provide intel not

MILWAUKEE -- If you’ve wondered about the construction underway outside the right-field corner at American Family Field, the Brewers revealed the answer on Monday morning: They are building a premium club for the start of the 2027 season.

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MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio was too close to the wall when he started his leap, and a rough afternoon for the Brewers was underway from the very first pitch. Chourio bounced back from that flub to hit a pair of home runs, but Brewers rookie starter Coleman Crow lasted only

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee television station TMJ4 told a Jacob Misiorowski story on Thursday that you might not believe if there weren’t the photos and video to prove it. Seven-year-old Aaron Shorey and his dad, Ryan, went to a Milwaukee-area card shop on the Friday of Memorial Day weekend. As they

MILWAUKEE -- With the preeminent women’s professional softball league less than a week away from beginning its season, the Athletes Unlimited Softball League added to its ownership group on Thursday with investments from the Milwaukee Brewers -- the first Major League club to invest directly in the AUSL -- and

MILWAUKEE – Brewers Minor League shortstop Luis Peña is expected back in the lineup for High-A Wisconsin on Thursday night, which qualified as good news for a top prospect having a tough season on the health front. On Tuesday night, there was renewed concern for Peña (Milwaukee’s No. 2 prospect

MILWAUKEE – Brewers manager Pat Murphy offered a simple recipe for his starting pitcher on Wednesday. “Strikes,” Murphy said. Robert Gasser threw the most strikes – 56, in an 83-pitch outing – since his successful run as a rookie in 2024 during a confidence-building start for the Brewers on Wednesday,

MILWAUKEE -- Giants general manager Zack Minasian cut his teeth in scouting and player development right here in Milwaukee under Doug Melvin, and learned long ago the unsettling feeling when you trade a prospect. But to get something, you have to give something, as they say, and the Giants had

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MILWAUKEE -- Perhaps it was the power of Pablo Sanchez that fueled the Brewers’ second-biggest inning all season, on a night they made it look as easy as playing a video game.