Here’s the next challenge for ascendant Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski: Conquer Coors Field. Misiorowski is scheduled to make his first career start at the Rockies’ mile-high home on Saturday, and he’s not alone. All three of Milwaukee’s probable starters in the series -- Brandon Sproat, Misiorowski and Shane Drohan --

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MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio was too close to the wall when he started his leap, and a rough afternoon for the Brewers was underway from the very first pitch. Chourio bounced back from that flub to hit a pair of home runs, but Brewers rookie starter Coleman Crow lasted only

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee television station TMJ4 told a Jacob Misiorowski story on Thursday that you might not believe if there weren’t the photos and video to prove it. Seven-year-old Aaron Shorey and his dad, Ryan, went to a Milwaukee-area card shop on the Friday of Memorial Day weekend. As they

MILWAUKEE -- With the preeminent women’s professional softball league less than a week away from beginning its season, the Athletes Unlimited Softball League added to its ownership group on Thursday with investments from the Milwaukee Brewers -- the first Major League club to invest directly in the AUSL -- and

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

MILWAUKEE – Brewers manager Pat Murphy offered a simple recipe for his starting pitcher on Wednesday. “Strikes,” Murphy said. Robert Gasser threw the most strikes – 56, in an 83-pitch outing – since his successful run as a rookie in 2024 during a confidence-building start for the Brewers on Wednesday,

MILWAUKEE -- Giants general manager Zack Minasian cut his teeth in scouting and player development right here in Milwaukee under Doug Melvin, and learned long ago the unsettling feeling when you trade a prospect. But to get something, you have to give something, as they say, and the Giants had

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MILWAUKEE -- Perhaps it was the power of Pablo Sanchez that fueled the Brewers’ second-biggest inning all season, on a night they made it look as easy as playing a video game.

HOUSTON -- How would budding Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski characterize his dazzling month of May? “It was pretty good,” he said.

HOUSTON -- Following another inconsistent Brandon Sproat start, Brewers manager Pat Murphy has preached patience with the rookie right-hander. But patience always has limits. Sproat didn’t make it past the fifth inning for the third straight start and the fifth time in his last six, as he was bounced from

HOUSTON -- As Brewers officials continue to ponder whether and when to call up some of the top prospects performing at Triple-A Nashville, reliever Rob Zastryzny joined the big league club from the injured list on Sunday bearing a glowing report from his time with that club. “Top to bottom,”

HOUSTON – Jacob Misiorowski will take the mound for the Brewers on Sunday, seeking to finish one of the strongest months of pitching in Milwaukee’s franchise history.

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

HOUSTON -- Brewers co-closer Abner Uribe drew a one-game suspension and an undisclosed fine from Major League Baseball on Friday afternoon for what the league described as “his inappropriate actions” toward the Cardinals’ dugout during Tuesday’s game at American Family Field. In other words, for losing his temper. Then he

HOUSTON -- At least one screen in the Brewers’ clubhouse at Daikin Park carried the feed of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s baseball team scoring a stunning victory over No. 4-ranked Auburn in the first game of the NCAA Tournament on Friday. And you’d find it in the Astros’ clubhouse, too.

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MILWAUKEE -- Chad Patrick was relaxing in the hot tub in the Brewers’ clubhouse at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday when he got his assignment. He would be starting against the Cardinals in a little more than three hours. Patrick, who battled butterflies so intense that he often got physically ill before

MILWAUKEE -- It wasn’t until the eighth inning that the Brewers finally got some real action on the bases. Jim Henderson, one of Milwaukee’s pitching coaches, stole a glance across the dugout to catch the eye of left-hander Aaron Ashby. It was happening again.

MILWAUKEE -- Christian Yelich said the beef between the Brewers and Cardinals had been “handled” by Wednesday morning and St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol said he saw no need for extracurriculars in the matinee series finale at American Family Field, a 2-1 Brewers win that was notable only for St.

MILWAUKEE – Brewers reliever Abner Uribe apologized to everybody but the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday after making lewd gestures toward the visitors’ dugout in the eighth inning of Milwaukee’s 6-0 win at American Family Field. Uribe, a self-described high-intensity right-hander with a fastball to match, was pitching with a

MILWAUKEE – Eighteen summers after CC Sabathia arrived in Milwaukee and electrified the city, another lefty is making a similarly good first impression. Kyle Harrison hasn't racked up nearly as many innings as Sabathia gave the Brewers after arriving just ahead of the 2008 All-Star break, but he has been

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

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