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PHOENIX -- Brandon Woodruff sat in the Brewers’ clubhouse inside of Chase Field on Sunday morning in good spirits, but he did so as a member of the injured list, having been placed on the 15-day IL with right shoulder inflammation.

PHOENIX – On a day when the Brewers celebrated their newly announced 2026 All-Stars, major concerns popped up with one of their other All-Star caliber pitchers. Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff left Saturday’s 4-3 loss to the Diamondbacks in the bottom of the fourth inning after throwing 61 pitches, and

Logan Henderson's first rehab start could not have gone much better. The Brewers rookie right-hander is working his way back to Milwaukee’s rotation after being sidelined in late May by a low back strain, and his rehab outing on Sunday for Triple-A Nashville was an excellent step forward.

MILWAUKEE -- Eager to build upon a 2025 season in which he was the Brewers’ most reliable starting pitcher, Quinn Priester tried everything to get 2026 on track. Nerve-blockers. Anti-inflammatories. Massage, cupping and scraping. Hot tubs. Blood flow restriction machines. He even worked on his everyday posture. None of it

MILWAUKEE -- Christian Yelich hit a leadoff homer, Jackson Chourio went deep for the sixth time in the last seven games and rookie Cooper Pratt logged his first career hits, first RBI and first stolen base as the Brewers slugged their way through brief concerns about another starting pitching injury.

MLB Pipeline No. 1 overall prospect Jesús Made left Double-A Biloxi’s game on Wednesday with a left quad contusion after colliding with a teammate while attempting to field a fly ball. Playing shortstop for the Shuckers, the Brewers' prospect drifted back into the outfield to track down a fly ball

MILWAUKEE -- Brandon Woodruff took a step toward rejoining the Brewers’ rotation by pitching into the sixth inning for High-A Wisconsin in Davenport, Iowa, on Tuesday in what could prove the conclusion of his Minor League rehab assignment. The veteran right-hander was back with the big league club on Wednesday

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 – 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.

DENVER -- Prior to Friday night’s dramatic 9-7 win in 10 innings over the Rockies at Coors Field, Brewers manager Pat Murphy said that one of the conversations he regularly has with his players and staff involves the “full catastrophe” that is seemingly always either lurking or present during any

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

HOUSTON -- After he showed little progress at Triple-A Nashville, the Brewers have shifted Quinn Priester’s rehab assignment to the team’s complex in Arizona as the right-hander continues a comeback attempt from thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS). Doctors continue to believe, for now, that Priester does not require surgery to relieve

MILWAUKEE – Brewers right-hander Logan Henderson landed back on the 15-day injured list Tuesday with a low back strain, and the Brewers summoned another rookie righty, Coleman Crow, who will rejoin the starting rotation on Friday in Houston. Henderson, 24, has a 2.23 ERA in 10 Major League starts over

MINNEAPOLIS -- Quinn Priester's second rehab assignment began much like the first, which wasn’t great news for a pitcher trying to get on track during a season delayed by thoracic outlet syndrome. The Brewers right-hander surrendered more hits (five) and earned runs (seven) than he recorded outs (four) in a

MINNEAPOLIS -- Brewers infield prospect Luis Peña is back in business after a serious scare and a more than three-week layoff from baseball.

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Brewers and designated hitter Christian Yelich remained in a holding pattern Friday, when Yelich missed a third straight game because of back tightness which flared up earlier this week even before he played his first game after a monthlong stint on the injured list for a left

MILWAUKEE – After getting Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn back from the injured list during their last road trip, now Christian Yelich is back for the Brewers, too.

MILWAUKEE – Brewers left fielder Brandon Lockridge ambled around the clubhouse on crutches on Saturday afternoon, his right knee visibly swollen and stabilized by a brace. Despite the pain and some difficulty getting around, he was feeling lucky. “To be honest, I thought my knee was going to be in

ST. LOUIS -- Brewers right-hander Brandon Woodruff underwent a minor procedure on Monday to address the inflammation in his surgically-repaired right shoulder, and could be back throwing as soon as this weekend, according to manager Pat Murphy.

ST. LOUIS -- Brewers left-hander Angel Zerpa is scheduled to undergo Tommy John surgery on Monday to repair a torn ligament in his left elbow, a procedure which will end his debut season in Milwaukee. Zerpa, acquired in a December trade with the Royals, charged into the regular season coming

WASHINGTON -- The Brewers were expecting to gain a pair of Major Leaguers off the IL on Monday. Instead, it’s looking like they’ll only get one back.

WASHINGTON -- For a second straight rehab start, it was control issues that struck Quinn Priester. The right-hander, who is on a rehab assignment while recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome, went two-plus innings in his third start, facing one batter in the third inning of Triple-A Nashville’s 6-5 loss to

WASHINGTON -- Jacob Misiorowski was cruising past the Nationals’ lineup on Friday night. Through five innings he hadn’t allowed a hit, had allowed just two baserunners on a pair of walks and had racked up seven strikeouts.

WASHINGTON -- In a not-entirely-surprising move ahead of their series opener vs. the Nationals, the Brewers placed Brandon Woodruff on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation on Friday. The club recalled right-hander Easton McGee from Triple-A Nashville in a corresponding move.