MILWAUKEE -- Jake Bauers almost started crying. Aaron Ashby called it his favorite swing of the year. Brice Turang couldn’t stop screaming.

MILWAUKEE -- For Alina Elias, Kayleigh Allen and Janiya Pillow, Saturday night at American Family Field was unlike anything they’ve experienced before. The three young softball players stepped onto the field ahead of Game 2 of the World Series between the Brewers and Rays, receiving recognition on baseball’s biggest stage

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski needed just one pitch to make World Series history. The Brewers’ flamethrowing ace opened Game 1 of the World Series against the Rays on Friday night with a 103.5 mph four-seam fastball to Yandy Díaz, immediately establishing a new standard for velocity on baseball’s biggest stage.

MILWAUKEE -- Ted Perry started crying. So did the cameraman behind him. And nearly a week later, when Jacob Misiorowski was asked about the moment they captured, the Brewers' ace struggled to find the words. It was supposed to be a “routine” postgame interview. Instead, it became something none of

MILWAUKEE -- Give Jacob Misiorowski a baseball, and he can make a ballpark gasp. Give him a pack of Pokémon cards, and, well, he might just gasp at its contents. The Brewers’ 24-year-old ace gets the ball Friday against the Rays in Game 1 of the World Series. You know

MILWAUKEE -- Travis Lallemand has seen Aaron Ashby struggle to get two outs. On Thursday night, he watched Ashby collect the final nine that sent the Brewers to their first World Series in 44 years.

When the Brewers finished off the Dodgers on Thursday night, their World Series opponent was the last thing on anyone’s mind. An MLB official closed the postgame press conference by telling manager Pat Murphy and NLCS MVP Jake Bauers, “We’ll see you in Milwaukee at the World Series.” Murphy’s reply

MILWAUKEE -- Six postseason games. Six appearances for Abner Uribe.

MILWAUKEE -- Yoshinobu Yamamoto kept changing the question. Jake Bauers kept finding an answer. The Dodgers’ right-hander used five pitch types in a third-inning confrontation that stretched seven minutes and four seconds in Game 2 of the NL Championship Series Monday night. Bauers kept the inning alive through six consecutive

MILWAUKEE -- The swing Brice Turang had been searching for in the batting cage came with one simple instruction on Sunday: Keep the ball off his knee. He had already fouled one off his kneecap in his first at-bat against Dodgers lefty Tarik Skubal in Game 1 of the NLCS.

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers have spent a year building toward another shot at the Dodgers. Los Angeles has spent it chasing a third straight championship. Now, the National League’s top two teams meet again, with a World Series berth at stake.

MILWAUKEE -- Dustin May wobbled down the stretch for the Brewers, but he’ll get the ball to start Game 3 of the National League Division Series on Tuesday at Petco Park. And after Milwaukee’s 4-3 walk-off victory Sunday, he’ll take the mound with a chance to send the Brewers to

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers spent much of Sunday doing things they usually don’t. They walked hitters. They threw a wild pitch. They committed three errors, turning routine opportunities to get off the field into more work against a dangerous Padres lineup.

MILWAUKEE -- Trevor Megill could relax when he got home. Maybe after a shower. With Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. at the plate in the eighth inning and four outs standing between the Brewers and a victory in Game 1 of the National League Division Series, there was still work

MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio is only 22. Nobody in Brewers history has hit more postseason home runs. And he’s never hit one harder than he did Saturday.

MILWAUKEE -- Fifty-six pitches. That’s the most triple-digit heat any postseason series has produced since pitch tracking began in 2008. Jacob Misiorowski topped that total by himself in four individual starts this season. Now put Mason Miller on the same mound.

MILWAUKEE -- To the Twins, it looked like a fastball you could see out of the hand – and then it was past you. To the Rockies, it was a pitch that seemed to reach the plate before they could react. The Braves geared up for 100 mph, then found

MILWAUKEE -- William Contreras sprinted toward first base, then launched himself headfirst at the bag. He was out on a routine grounder. His Brewers teammates tried to hide their smiles. A night earlier, manager Pat Murphy had pulled the catcher from a game after he didn’t run hard on a

ST. LOUIS -- Winning two out of three on the road is usually something to feel good about. The Nationals left Busch Stadium on Sunday feeling like they should have had more.

ST. LOUIS -- There were four errors. A three-run lead disappeared. A one-run lead disappeared, too. And by the 11th inning on Saturday night, the Nationals found themselves facing the potential winning run with the bases loaded. It was far from clean. It was exactly the type of game a

ST. LOUIS -- It didn’t fully hit Josiah Gray when he got the call. Not during the flight to St. Louis, either. That was delayed long enough to turn his travel day into another exercise in patience, something Gray has grown plenty familiar with over the past two-plus years.

ST. LOUIS -- If Friday felt any different to Cade Cavalli, he wasn’t showing it. Hours after the Nationals announced a four-year contract extension that will keep the right-hander in Washington through at least 2030, Cavalli sat at his locker inside the visiting clubhouse at Busch Stadium dressed like he

ST. LOUIS -- Bryce Eldridge knew immediately. The ball left his bat at 112.7 mph Tuesday night, traveled a Statcast-projected 461 feet into the right-center-field seats at Busch Stadium and gave the Giants a first-inning lead in an eventual 10-3 win over the Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS -- More than a decade before Scott Bandura reached the Major Leagues, Mo’ne Davis was there alongside him. So when Bandura finally got there, Davis wanted to be there again.

ST. LOUIS -- Rafael Devers underwent successful surgery Tuesday in Philadelphia to repair the left side core muscle injury that ended his 2026 season, Giants manager Tony Vitello said before San Francisco’s game against the Cardinals. Vitello said the procedure went as expected, with doctors finding essentially what they had