MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers begin a grueling stretch of 18 games scheduled over 17 days on Friday night against the rival Cubs at what will be a sold-out American Family Field. There’s no one else Milwaukee would rather have on the mound. Jacob Misiorowski is slated to start the series

CINCINNATI -- The Brewers didn’t have a hit with runners in scoring position until their 26th inning at-bat in this series, and they had to navigate the finale with a perilously thin bullpen behind a starter who needed 98 pitches for 13 outs. In other words, you can put Wednesday’s

CINCINNATI – Brewers reliever Abner Uribe agreed to serve a one-game suspension during Wednesday’s series finale against the Reds at Great American Ball Park, concluding an appeals process that had been ongoing for nearly a month. Uribe was suspended one game and levied an undisclosed fine by Major League Baseball

CINCINNATI -- Veteran Brandon Woodruff set the standard in the series opener. All rookie Brandon Sproat had to do on Tuesday was play follow the leader. “That’s all the scouting report was: Go do what ‘Woo’ did,” Sproat said.

CINCINNATI -- Christian Yelich was on the phone with family in California late Monday night when he got word that the Bucks were trading superstar forward Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat. It made him think about two things. One, how badly he wants to help the Brewers bring a

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CINCINNATI – Brewers pitching coach Chris Hook has known Brandon Woodruff for a decade, having spent time together at Double-A Biloxi in 2016 when Hook was the Shuckers' pitching coach and Woodruff was a 23-year-old with an arsenal built around a power fastball. So if anyone had a feel for

ATLANTA -- The Brewers made it easier on lefty starter Robert Gasser on Sunday by scoring eight runs during a second inning bookended by William Contreras’ rally-sparking single and three-run home run. But nothing about Gasser's long road back to the win column has been easy. “It’s great to have

ATLANTA -- Brandon Woodruff leaned against an empty locker while FaceTiming with his two children and his expectant wife on Father’s Day morning. No one asked if he was anxious about his scheduled return to the Brewers rotation on Monday night in Cincinnati. No one asked if he wondered what

ATLANTA -- For rubbed-armed Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby, it was the worst kind of déjà vu. An opponent down to its final outs. A one-run lead. A pop fly. Trouble. Just like on June 8 against the A’s at the launching pad that was Las Vegas Ballpark, Ashby saw a

ATLANTA -- The Brewers have an off-day to look forward to on Thursday. For most, it will be a day of rest and relaxation before embarking on a stretch of 18 games in 17 days leading to the All-Star break. Not Brewers manager Pat Murphy, however. He will spend that

ATLANTA -- Jackson Chourio didn’t even see Brewers third-base coach Matt Erickson. Chourio knew he represented the tying run in the ninth inning against one of the best teams in baseball with one of the best closers in baseball on the mound. He knew it would take an absolutely perfect

ATLANTA -- No less an authority than Nolan Ryan has entered the discussion about where Brewers phenom Jacob Misiorowski ranks all-time among the sport’s flame-throwing starting pitchers. Ryan, the bulldog right-hander who rode his “Ryan Express” fastball to the Hall of Fame, didn’t settle the debate during a chat with

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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 -- The Brewers’ pitching phenom has decided to run, Jacob, run with his manager’s favorite nickname. Jacob Misiorowski posted an AI-generated image of himself as Forrest Gump on Instagram last weekend, one day after Misiorowski faced the minimum 27 batters, struck out 15 of them and finished a dazzling,

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.

MILWAUKEE -- You only get one Major League debut, they say. But the relative calm that came with Day 2 was just as rewarding for Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt. The 21-year-old shortstop logged his first MLB hits, his first run scored and RBI and his first stolen base in Wednesday

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 – Cooper Pratt had been waiting for the call to the big leagues ever since signing an eight-year contract with the Brewers in April. He expected the deal to relieve some pressure, but instead he discovered it brought a new kind of pressure. Early in his season with Triple-A

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 promoted Pratt (Brewers No. 4 prospect, MLB No. 63, per MLB Pipeline) from Triple-A Nashville for Tuesday’s series opener

MILWAUKEE -- The future MLB pitcher and future NBA champion bonded over football, of all things, beginning a friendship that continues to this day. Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby remembers hitting it off right away with New York Knicks guard Landry Shamet when they met at a Park Hill High School

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.