Milwaukee Brewers News

  By now, much of the story with Christian Yelich is too familiar to merit repetition. A return to his MVP-caliber form at the plate seems wildly unlikely.

While the Brewers farm system has been noted for its ability to churn out big league starters for the past half-decade, the organization's depth has transitioned more toward position players in the past two years.

After two straight loses on Sunday, the Brewers offense produced against the Royals. Box Score After losing their two spring training games against the Athletics and Rockies, the Brewers looked to bounce back against the Royals.

Past Brewers teams may not have had the horses to take the lead in some years, but they often were able to hold the leads they did have. In 2018, Josh Hader, Jeremy Jeffress, and Corey Knebel were the Crew’s equivalent of the “Nasty Boys” the Reds turned to in 1990.

Only a few years ago, Bryse Wilson was expected to become one of the cadre of promising arms driving the Atlanta Braves’ new NL East dynasty. He fired six innings of one-run ball against the Dodgers in the 2020 NLCS, and it looked like a coming-out party.

The top three of the rotation – Corbin Burnes, Brandon Woodruff, and Freddy Peralta – all would be aces on just about any other major-league team. But while the short-term situation looks very good, what happens to the Crew over the medium and long term as service time accumulates?

10. The Brewers Capture the NL Central, Easily No team has captured consecutive NL central titles since the Cubs did so in 2016 and 2017. St Louis won the division with relative ease last year, with a seven-game gap between them and the second-place Brewers.

Rowdy Tellez adds a home run as the Brewers start spring strong. Box Score The Brewers started their spring schedule off today, and they got a quick start to the spring.

Bill Wegman was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1962. The Brewers nabbed the tall (6’5”) right-hander out of high school in the 5th round of the 1981 amateur draft.

MLB players seem frustrated with 'secretive' arbitration process

The arbitration process in professional sports is never a pleasant experience, and MLB players seem to be getting especially tired of it this offseason.

Wisconsin governor Tony Evers proposes $290M to fix Brewers' stadium

The Milwaukee Brewers’ stadium could become a political football.