MILWAUKEE -- Brewers manager Pat Murphy was on one particular kick starting with the earliest days of Spring Training.

MILWAUKEE – After playing a whole series in their new City Connect uniforms, the Brewers still haven’t put the “W” in Wisco.

MILWAUKEE – Already missing two hitters from the top of their starting lineup, the Brewers had a new worry on Sunday when designated hitter Christian Yelich left an 8-6 loss against Nationals because of tightness in his left hamstring. “We’re most likely going to get some bad news,” said manager

MILWAUKEE – Nationals outfielder Joey Wiemer returned to American Family Field this weekend with a fun fact.

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers had not one but two starting pitchers heading for further examination of potential knee injuries after Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Nationals at American Family Field. Left-hander Kyle Harrison, who made the start, and right-hander Brandon Sproat, a starter temporarily working out of the bullpen, were

MILWAUKEE -- Whatever uniform they are wearing, Brewers hitters don’t look like themselves these days. They managed to make things interesting in the ninth inning of Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Nationals at American Family Field when William Contreras homered and a pair of wild pitches from Washington reliever Clayton

MILWAUKEE – “Sprained elbow ligament” is not the diagnosis you want to hear if you’re a pitcher, but for Jared Koenig, the workhorse left-hander who landed on the Brewers’ 15-day injured list on Monday, it could have been a lot worse. Sometimes that diagnosis means a significant tear, and maybe

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MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers have used small ball to coax many a team into beating themselves in recent seasons, but the Nationals flipped the script. With a trio of bunts in a decisive ninth inning, the Nats began a stretch of 17 games in 17 days by beating the Brewers

MILWAUKEE -- Slowly but surely, Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn are getting closer to restoring some of the right-handed thump missing lately from the Brewers’ lineup. Both players are on the 10-day injured list with left hand injuries -- Chourio a small fracture at the base of his middle finger,

MILWAUKEE -- With the debut of their new Wisconsin-themed City Connect uniforms, the Brewers are bringing supper club culture to American Family Field.

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers play in the city of Milwaukee. But they belong to the entire state of Wisconsin.

BOSTON -- A dozen games into the regular season, the Brewers already have employed seven starting pitchers. There will be more. In each of the past two seasons, the Brewers have had 17 different pitchers start a game, matching a franchise record first set by the 1969 Seattle Pilots. The

BOSTON – Brewers second baseman Brice Turang sat out a second consecutive game Wednesday in an effort to calm the left ankle tendinitis that has slowed him for the past week or so, but said he expects to be back in the starting lineup for Friday’s series opener against the

BOSTON – Jacob Misiorowski went toe-to-toe with Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet for parts of six innings on Tuesday, mowing through Boston’s order with 10 strikeouts among the 24-year-old Brewers right-hander’s first 16 outs recorded. He was cruising. And judging from the emotion that poured out of him between innings,

BOSTON – For the Fenway Park faithful, a high-and-tight fastball was an introduction to the longstanding beef between Willson Contreras and the Brewers. For the Brewers, it was a chance to get the last word – at least for a night.

BOSTON -- The Brewers placed workhorse reliever Jared Koenig on the 15-day injured list on Monday with a sprained left elbow ligament that represents “a big concern,” said manager Pat Murphy, even as the sides plan to attempt a comeback without surgery.

Brewers infield prospect Cooper Pratt (Milwaukee's No. 4 prospect, No. 60 overall in MLB) was back in Nashville, Tenn., on Saturday morning, ready to resume play for Triple-A Nashville after finalizing a new eight-year contract on Friday that carries significant risk and reward for both sides. Here are some excerpts

KANSAS CITY -- The Brewers finalized a new eight-year contract for 21-year-old shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt on Friday to remain at the forefront of clubs committing to promising players before they ever step foot in the Major Leagues. Pratt (MLB Pipeline’s No. 60-ranked prospect) gets a spot on Milwaukee’s 40-man

MILWAUKEE -- Two and a half years after they broke records and reaped benefits with a long-term extension for Jackson Chourio before he’d spent a single day in the Major Leagues, the Brewers finalized a long-term deal with another top prospect on Friday.

MILWAUKEE – Veteran umpire CB Bucknor was struck flush on the face mask by a foul tip in the second inning of Wednesday’s 8-2 Brewers win over the Rays in the series finale at American Family Field and had to leave the game. Bucknor was still getting attention from Brewers

MILWAUKEE – The Brewers racked up strikeouts on the mound, ran wild on the bases and flexed some power while winning five of six games on their opening homestand. But sometimes, you just take what the other team gives you.

MILWAUKEE – Baseball injuries sometimes reveal unexpected silver linings, and Brewers right-handed starter Quinn Priester believes he’s found one that will make his mother happy: Better posture. One of the things that helps fend off symptoms of his neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome -- a pinching of nerves on the right

MILWAUKEE – Brandon Woodruff would have started the Triple-A Nashville Sounds’ home opener on Tuesday night had he and the Brewers taken the cautious approach. Few would have blamed them for building in extra time to prepare for this season, considering he’s so recently removed from a two-year rehab from

MILWAUKEE -- Luis Matos joined the Brewers on Tuesday afternoon and was happy to see a familiar face. He was 13 or 14 years old when he first met Jackson Chourio, another right-handed hitting outfielder whose surprise move to the injured list on Opening Day is what led the Brewers