Brewers

The names, faces and stories from the era are legendary to Brewer fans: Stormin' Gorman, Coop, The Igniter, Benji, Vuke, Moose, The Kid, Gumby, Fingers' mustache, Caldwell's 'sinker' (aka spitball) and others. But for all the team's greatness, one long time Brewer often gets forgotten. And that is catcher/outfielder Charlie Moore - who spent 14 seasons (yes, 14!) with the club.

The MLB trade deadline is still eight weeks away, but the Milwaukee Brewers should be looking to add right now. After another tough loss Tuesday due to a lack of offense, and a shutout on Wednesday, it's clear Milwaukee needs a reliable bat. Baltimore Orioles first baseman Trey Mancini can provide the elixir.

The MLB trade deadline is often exciting and chaotic, but it's entirely disappointing for some teams. With one of the top rotations in baseball and a deep bullpen, the Milwaukee Brewers approached the deadline needing offensive consistency. They failed the fans by adding zero bats to the roster, a ridiculous and almost unacceptable result.

The MLB offseason was certainly an interesting one. I’m sure many of us had the same thoughts, “Will there be a season?” “If there is a season, how many games will be played?” As a Brewers fan, one of my big concerns was if the lockout would rob me of listening to a true National Treasure, Bob Uecker. Luckily, all was resolved and Brewer fans will have another season of Mr. Baseball on the radio.

The Milwaukee Brewers' offense was better than its raw numbers might have indicated last season, but they could be endlessly frustrating. The culprit, and the thing the team most needs to shift going into 2023, might be an insufficient ability in an increasingly neglected column of the stat sheet.

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.

The Milwaukee Brewers will be relying on a rookie outfielder in some capacity in 2023. There could be a mix of players, or one prospect might step up to take hold of a starting spot. Since center field is the biggest question mark on the diamond in Milwaukee, it likely comes down to Garrett Mitchell or Sal Frelick on Opening Day.

The Milwaukee Brewers were dealt a significant blow recently when starting pitcher Freddy Peralta was placed on the injured list with what's feared to be a long term injury. Prior to today's contest they got a bit of good news with star closer Josh Hader being activated to the 26-man roster.

The Milwaukee Brewers were busy this afternoon with a host of moves impacting the active roster. Just a day after catcher Alex Hall was promoted to replace Omar Narvaez on the roster, he was designated for assignment. That was just one of six pre-game transactions today.

The Milwaukee Brewers starting rotation took a step back in 2022. In fairness, it would have been almost impossible for the starters to duplicate what they accomplished in 2021. Regardless, there was still plenty of talent and fantastic outings. Let's look at the five best starting pitching performances of 2022.

The Milwaukee Brewers recently acquired Wisconsin native Owen Miller. In a newly released interview with David Laurila at FanGraphs, we may have gotten a glimpse into what the club sees in Miller as he joins the club. 

The Milwaukee Brewers raised their team OPS from .599 to .724 in a mere nine contests. It has been a remarkable run of power that the metrics saw coming, culminating in an 18-run outburst Wednesday and another 10-spot Thursday in a sweep of the Cincinnati Reds.