Latest Brewers injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Brewers injury news and transactions.
'Brats' summer? These lederhosen unis might be the craziest you'll ever see
Brewers right-hander Abner Uribe continued his rehab assignment with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Friday night, but there was a twist: Uribe didn’t actually wear a Timber Rattlers uniform. This weekend, Milwaukee’s High-A affiliate is rebranding as the Wisconsin Brats, honoring German heritage with a special two-day “Bratoberfest” celebration. So,
Uribe (right forearm), Romero (appendectomy) continue rehab stints
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
Crew overcomes May's 1-pitch start on squirrelly night in Queens
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.
Romero, Uribe toss scoreless frames to begin rehab assignments
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.
Frelick rejoins Brewers after IL stint despite torn labrum
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
Mitchell's bruised forearm can't overshadow memories he'll take from Little League Classic
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.
Woodruff won't need shoulder surgery, holds out faint hope for '26 return
MILWAUKEE – Amid the Brewers’ list of medical updates released this past Tuesday, the news for Brandon Woodruff remained the same as it had been for a month. The veteran right-hander, who has been sidelined since July 4 with right shoulder inflammation, was still scheduled to undergo season-ending surgery this
With a pair of hits (including a HR) for Nashville, Frelick could be following Pratt back to the bigs
MILWAUKEE – The Brewers wasted no time bringing young shortstop Cooper Pratt back to the big leagues on Wednesday, and right fielder Sal Frelick doesn’t appear to be far behind. While Pratt returned to the Brewers’ lineup for Wednesday’s game against the Mariners after being reinstated from the 10-day injured
Pratt continues rehab assignment in High-A, could rejoin Crew Wednesday
MILWAUKEE – The box score says it was a productive night at High-A Wisconsin for rehabbing Brewers shortstop Cooper Pratt. If the Brewers agree, then Pratt could be back in Milwaukee as soon as Wednesday against the Mariners.
Turang (knee) targeting Tuesday for return to Brewers' lineup
LOS ANGELES – Brewers second baseman Brice Turang put his left knee through another battery of tests Sunday, and said he hopes to be back in the starting lineup for the beginning of a homestand on Tuesday at American Family Field. Turang didn’t start any of the Brewers’ four games
Frelick belts 3-run blast after first rehab start in outfield since hitting IL
LOS ANGELES -- Sal Frelick's ability to throw the baseball will determine how soon he’s back in the Major Leagues -- but hitting a home run never hurt anybody.
Brewers place Uribe (forearm) on IL but expect minimum stint
LOS ANGELES – Ace setup man Abner Uribe landed on the 15-day injured list before Friday's game at Dodger Stadium with a right forearm strain, the latest in a spate of setbacks for the hobbled Brewers, who probably wish they could press pause on the season to get healthy as
Turang out with knee injury, will undergo MRI
LOS ANGELES – The Brewers were without one of their top hitters for Thursday’s series opener against the Dodgers, as second baseman Brice Turang was receiving treatment for a left knee injury. Turang, Milwaukee’s Platinum Glove Award-winning second baseman, was absent from Thursday’s starting lineup after undergoing an MRI scan
Pratt (hamstring strain) placed on IL; Bae makes impact in 1st game
MILWAUKEE -- As Brewers manager Pat Murphy held court ahead of Sunday’s 4-3 walk-off win in 10 innings against the Twins at American Family Field, he revealed rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt was undergoing an MRI on his right hamstring. The development was a bit of a surprise, as Pratt played
3B Ortiz (neck tightness) exits Saturday's game, awaiting MRI results
MILWAUKEE -- For the first time since Monday, Joey Ortiz got the start at third base for the Brewers. Unfortunately, his stay at the hot corner didn’t last long. Ortiz was removed from Saturday’s 4-3 win over the Twins after the bottom of the third inning, getting replaced by David
Frelick (shoulder strain) set to kick off Triple-A rehab assignment
MILWAUKEE -- After a nearly one-month hiatus, a key piece of the Brewers’ lineup is close to making his return to the bigs. Milwaukee on Saturday announced that outfielder Sal Frelick was sent out to begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Nashville. It’ll be the 2024 Gold Glove Award winner's
Chasing history through 5 innings, Harrison exits with cramps in 6th of Crew's win
MILWAUKEE – Kyle Harrison took the mound to warm up for the sixth inning of Wednesday's 4-2 Brewers win over the Pirates with history in his sights. In an electric return from the injured list at American Family Field, the 24-year-old left-hander had struck out each of the last eight
Harrison breezes through rehab start, hopes to rejoin rotation soon
Kyle Harrison believes he’s ready to rejoin the Brewers’ rotation after mowing through parts of six innings in a rehab start for High-A Wisconsin on Thursday night. “We’ll see, but that’s what I’m hoping for,” Harrison told reporters following his outing.
Hall K's 3, Lockridge homers as pair near return to Brewers
Brewers left-hander DL Hall made his fourth Minor League rehab appearance on Wednesday as he nears a return from the injured list due to a left pectoral strain. He pitched one inning in High-A Wisconsin’s 5-3 loss to Lansing, giving up one run and striking out the side on 13
Foul ball reveals Bauers' fractured big toe -- but he's just day to day
SAN FRANCISCO – Brewers first baseman Jake Bauers has a fractured right big toe, but the news isn’t as bad as Milwaukee initially feared. The slugger fouled a ball off his right toe in Monday night's 3-0 loss to the Giants. He received additional imaging on Tuesday that suggested this
Hamilton's return gives Brewers a good problem to solve
MILWAUKEE -- David Hamilton is back. Now comes the interesting part for the Brewers: finding enough playing time for everybody. Milwaukee reinstated Hamilton from the 10-day injured list ahead of Friday afternoon’s 5-2 loss to the Rockies at American Family Field, ending a 17-day absence caused by a strained left
Here's the latest on Hall's impending return to Brewers
The Brewers are getting closer to welcoming back a key bullpen piece. Left-hander DL Hall is working his way back from a left pectoral strain that has kept him sidelined since June 5. On Wednesday, Hall made his second rehab outing, this one for Triple-A Nashville. Here’s the latest on
Hamilton starts rehab assignment, eyes return to Crew by weekend
MILWAUKEE – Brewers infielder David Hamilton began a Minor League rehab assignment by playing five innings for Triple-A Nashville on Tuesday night, and if all goes well he will be back with the Brewers by the end of the week. The plan called for Hamilton to play back-to-back games at
Miz to get extra rest before next start
Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski took the mound Monday for his first start since the All-Star break, pitching on 12 days’ rest. He’ll have at least six days off before his next outing. The 6-foot-7 flamethrower’s next turn in the rotation was scheduled to come up Sunday against the Rockies at