Brewers

It might be good, it might be bad. It might be both, "mixed or smeared out in equal parts." The Milwaukee Brewers are owners of living and/or dead bats.

The hits just keep coming for the Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff. Just days after losing Freddy Peralta for a considerable amount of time, Brandon Woodruff winds up on the injured list due to a right ankle sprain.

Finding a productive, long-term option at third base is essential for the Milwaukee Brewers to create consistent offensive success. The free agent market and trade block lacks tried-and-true bats at the hot corner, meaning GM Matt Arnold likely needs to take a chance via trade for a young, unproven third baseman.

The Milwaukee Brewers are rarely linked to marquee free agents, and they rarely commit the funds to signing that level of player in free agency. With a loaded free agent class looming, the Brewers could have a prime - though very unlikely - target in Trea Turner. Yes, it's unlikely but unlikely does not mean impossible.

The Brewers made a pre-Thanksgiving trade with the Los Angeles Angels. Outfielder Hunter Renfroe was traded to the Angels in exchange for three minor-league pitchers. Find out more. 

Last week, I wrote about MLB rule changes that may (or may not) affect the Brewers in 2022. Today, we'll dive into other rule changes that will be coming, but not until 2023. Which do you like or dislike? 

I first noticed it moving back to Wisconsin from the middle of the country about ten years ago. Actually, before that. The rust stains from rain rolling off the roof panels on the outer stadium facade appeared only a few years after Miller Park opened. And with every trip to the ballpark, gameday or otherwise, I've noticed something else every time I've visited.

Father Time appears to be taking its toll on Milwaukee Brewers' center fielder Lorenzo Cain. The 36-year-old veteran looks like a shell of his former self at the plate, and the club may have to make a difficult decision soon.

It is easy to cheer for your time when they win, but what does it take to transform that team into a team you like? A team that transcends winning and losing, but just makes the game of baseball a joy to watch?

I’m currently doing an investigative deep dive for a future piece here on Brewer Fanatic. I was hoping to have it finished up but need a bit more time. In the meantime, let’s once again take a ride in the Delorean. This time we’re going back to Mother’s Day 1984.

Brandon Drury would have been a terrific addition when the Milwaukee Brewers needed a bat at the 2022 trade deadline. We'll never know the offers on the table, but the San Diego Padres ponied up with the right prospect, and Milwaukee moved on. As a free agent, all he would cost is money, and he looks like a perfect fit.

The trade market had been dead during the Winter Meetings, but it's a new week and the hot stove warmed up quickly on Monday afternoon with some catcher trades. The Brewers, in need of a catcher, acquired All Star William Contreras from the Atlanta Braves as part of a three-team deal.