After a disappointing 2021 season, Keston Hiura is trying to get back to his 2019 self but it would seem that his biggest obstacle is the Brewers coaching staff and manager Craig Counsell.

Fresh off a refreshing split against the competent Cardinals, how can the Crew fare against their neighbors to the North and one league over?

Most assume that MLB teams have concerns about trading within their division. With talented NL Central players possibly available in a deal, it would benefit the Milwaukee Brewers if those clubs were willing to listen. There are at least a couple of guys on three of the four other teams worth a long look.

Mock draft season is going to really heat up over the next few weeks. Players' demands become clearer and teams must solidify their board with as much information as they possibly can.

Coming off essentially a week and a half of wedding preparation and ceremonial bliss on my farm with a mere one day of recovery felt a little challenging in my return to covering the teams we all love. But, man, that changed quickly when I watched Biloxi and Wisconsin fight tooth and nail for late victories. Tyler Herb continued his erratic starting performances in Nashville and, well, Carolina, literally gave up A home run and that was the ball game. One hit. One run. Game over. Let's get into the recaps.

Let's take a look at Christian Yelich to see if these last few years are the new him.

Like many Brewers fans of a certain age, the ’82 season cemented my childhood love of baseball in general, and the Brewers in particular.  I had been a fan of the game for as far back as I can remember, but there was just something special about that team.  Perhaps it was that we had been watching them grow together through the past few seasons, and all of the names were like old familiar friends.  Molitor. Yount. Coop. Oglivie. Stormin’ Gorman. Simba. Caldwell. Rollie. 

Nashville began their homestand in style, as did Biloxi, though we now have concerns with Sal Frelick and an upper leg injury. Wisconsin is crawling to the first-half finish line, yet we still have much to digest there in terms of video and audio. Carolina is clinging to the slimmest of first-place leads with just two games remaining in the playoff chase. All four rookie-level clubs played, only one fared well. Here we go!

As usual given MiLB's new scheduling established in 2021, the full-season affiliates enjoyed Monday off, with the clubs at the top three levels all returning to home base. The rookie-level youngsters at the complex level gave us some moments, documented for you here.

While the Milwaukee Brewers didn't acquire Hunter Renfroe directly for Avisail Garcia, it was clear they saw Renfroe as Garcia's replacement in right field in 2022. As we near the end of June, it is looking like a fantastic call.

Who is the most successful pitcher in Brewer history? Sheets? Gallardo? Bosio? Caldwell? Nope. The answer is Teddy Higuera. The amazing thing is that Higuera was plunked out of the Mexican league at age 25 - and still had an astounding run from 1986-88 where averaged 7.7 bWAR a year. That run solidified Higuera as the most productive pitcher in franchise history.

With Aaron Ashby landing on the IR and Woodruff still a little ways out, the Brewers only have four  starting pitchers on the roster. Chi Chi Gonzalez will likely make that five on Tuesday.

Prior to today’s action the Milwaukee Brewers announced Josh Hader has been reinstated from the restricted list while pitcher Aaron Ashby has been placed on the injured list. The great reliever returns, but Milwaukee loses another good rotation arm.

The Milwaukee Brewers are drawing closer to the return of pitcher Trevor Gott and infielder Mike Brosseau. Both are set to start rehab assignments with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Tuesday.

It's late June and there is a tie at the top of the division. Each game between these two teams is crucial and now, we have four in a row at home. Let's get to it.

Carolina dominated Columbia for a 4th straight victory on the road. Biloxi and Wisconsin both had ample opportunities in one-run losses, though Wisconsin couldn’t muster a game-tying hit and Biloxi failed to hold two late leads. Nashville battled back twice, but couldn’t come through in yet another one-run loss.

The Brewers feature some of the best professional baseball players in the world. They've spent seasons perfecting their craft in front of fans eyes, but sometimes baseball involves luck as much as it does skill. So what do the numbers say about the Brewers luck this season?

Having won just three of their past fifteen games, the Brewers rode into Cincinnati needing a big boost in momentum. Dropping as much as 2 1/2 games behind the Cardinals in the NL Central, the Crew looks to make up some ground in the two-team race for the division crown.