MILWAUKEE -- Bill Hall was home in Charlotte on Sunday, out and about with his kids, when he received a text from former Brewers teammate and current Brewers television announcer Vinny Rottino. "Did you see it?” Rottino asked. Hall didn’t know what his friend meant. "Turang hit a home run

MILWAUKEE – One can only imagine the emotions running through Brewers outfielder Blake Perkins’ mind on the first Mother’s Day without his mom, Carisa Sharrett. She was diagnosed with colon cancer last March and passed away in July, all part of a brutal season on and off the field for

MILWAUKEE – The last time the Brewers swept the Yankees in a series spanning at least three games, Robin Yount was on the way to winning his second American League MVP Award, Paul Molitor led the way with three hits and 41,036 came to County Stadium on a Wednesday afternoon

MILWAUKEE – For the first time in 2026, the Brewers were walk-off winners. It took a pair of comebacks, a surprise relief stint from one of their starting pitchers and a couple of reminders that even the team with one of the best records in the Majors is prone to

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

MILWAUKEE – It was 6-foot-7 vs. 6-foot-7. Power vs. power. And Yankees superstar Aaron Judge came away impressed by budding Brewers star Jacob Misiorowski. “You see some guys that throw 103 [mph], but you get a little bit more time. A guy like that, where he's almost dropping it in

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MILWAUKEE – The Brewers expected big crowds for all three games against the Yankees this weekend, including one particularly notable fan of Friday night starter Jacob Misiorowski. “I love Misiorowski,” said CC Sabathia. “I think he’s going to be a great pitcher. “Honestly, he reminds me of myself as a

MILWAUKEE – Do you think Jacob Misiorowski was fired up for his first career start against the Yankees? The 24-year-old Brewers right-hander and human flamethrower missed an immaculate first inning by an inch against Aaron Judge & Co. on Friday night at American Family Field, beginning a 6-0 Milwaukee win

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers’ television crew had a new toy for Friday’s series opener against the Yankees: The Ump Cam. At least, that’s what it’s often called colloquially. The formal name is UmpVu, from the Canadian company RF Wireless Systems Inc., which sent a pair of technicians to American Family

ST. LOUIS -- The Brewers have kept their heads above water with bunts and baserunning and run prevention, but it helps to be able to win a ballgame with a three-run homer. That’s where Milwaukee hopes power-hitting first baseman Andrew Vaughn comes 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 -- With rain showers settling over Busch Stadium on Tuesday and expected to persist into the night, the Cardinals postponed their game against the Brewers and scheduled a doubleheader for July 7.

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

Sneakerheads, take note: The Brewers dropped a launch date for the limited edition Nike City Connect sneaker you might have seen teased on social media. The custom Nike Air Max 1, in the colors and style of the new Brewers’ City Connect uniforms which debuted last month, will be exclusively

ST. LOUIS -- Two of the Brewers’ big hitters are back. One of them announced his return with authority. The Brewers activated outfielder Jackson Chourio and first baseman Andrew Vaughn from the injured list for Monday’s 6-3 loss to the Cardinals at Busch Stadium, and Chourio went off in his

MILWAUKEE -- For their brief but memorable stops in Milwaukee on the road to Cooperstown, CC Sabathia and the late Dave Parker will be honored at American Family Field on Friday with a place on the Brewers’ Wall of Honor.

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MILWAUKEE -- That Christian Yelich traveled with the Brewers for a road trip that begins Friday night at Washington says less about the progress he’s making in his comeback from a groin injury, and more about what it’s like for a ballplayer to stay home.

MILWAUKEE -- Brandon Woodruff showed no outward signs of discomfort. But the radar gun indicated that something was wrong. The Brewers spent the early innings of Thursday’s 13-1 win over the D-backs in scramble mode after Woodruff, the veteran right-hander with a long injury history, exited after facing six hitters

MILWAUKEE -- While the pesky Brewers used small ball to score big in Tuesday’s 13-2 win over the D-backs at American Family Field, two of their power threats were taking significant steps toward returning to the lineup. Left fielder Jackson Chourio and first baseman Andrew Vaughn, each sidelined by fractured

MILWAUKEE -- Chad Patrick ducked into the small bathroom off the Brewers’ dugout after the first inning on Tuesday and got sick. That happens all the time, said the 27-year-old right-hander, often multiple times during his starts. It’s become a normal part of his game days. But what happened next

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MILWAUKEE -- The last time the Brewers went this many games without hitting a home run, Bill Clinton was president, Phil Garner was manager and Miller Park was a construction site. But they didn’t need a homer to bust out of a funk on Sunday afternoon. Kyle Harrison’s strikeout-fueled pitching

MILWAUKEE -- Quinn Priester’s second rehab start with Triple-A Nashville looked better in the box score than the first -- but the strike zone remains elusive. Priester, who is on the injured list recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome, didn’t allow a hit or a run and struck out a pair