Brewers

Can the Brewers find their footing against Christian Yelich's biggest punching bag? Here's hoping!

Hoby Milner is on a tear. The 31-year-old relief pitcher has been turning heads as one of the most reliable arms in the Brewers’ bullpen this season. Will it continue?

The Milwaukee Brewers' offense isn't working. They are tied for the second-most shutouts this season and have shown little ability to consistently score runs. A change in their collective philosophy at the dish is required, focused on more aggressiveness with the sticks.

Just a day after being claimed on waivers by the Milwaukee Brewers, Chi Chi Gonzalez has been added to the active roster. All-Star closer Josh Hader has been placed on the Paternity List to make room.

With a little over a month left until the 2022 MLB Draft kicks off, things seem to have started to settle down. And by “settle down,” I mean “players have stopped getting hurt so frequently.” (Immediately knocks on wood.)

The Willy Adames trade paid massive dividends for the Brewers in 2021, but can Willy be the spark the Brewers offense needs for the second straight year?

The Brewers are famous for run prevention, but how deep is the pool between that reality and them fading in to non-competition? Another low cost arm wouldn't hurt, so why not try and grab on to the talents of a former rival? 

It’s been a wild week for former Minnesota Twins starter Chi Chi Gonzalez. He had his contract selected following an opt out and now is in a new organization following a DFA.

It takes an entire team to lose eight consecutive games, but some Milwaukee Brewers play a more prominent role. The struggles of the three remaining original starting pitchers had a far-reaching impact on the club losing 10 of 12 games.

“That’s so Mets!” they used to say! Some series of unforced errors, epic collapses and MVP caliber players getting injured a third of the way into the season. Queens would weep and the rest of the baseball world would snicker. Cosmically ordained bad luck and worse handling seemed to follow a team with such aggression that their 2015 World Series appearance has been forgotten entirely. That isn’t the case in 2022.

Prior to their game on Saturday the Milwaukee Brewers were dealt a blow to the middle of the infield. After experiencing a right calf strain, second basemen Kolten Wong was placed on the injured list.

The Brewers won! Let’s dig into how much that losing streak changes their postseason outlook.