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After inking historic deal, top prospect will not have to wait to make debut
Jackson Chourio, the Milwaukee Brewers’ top prospect and the No. 2 prospect in baseball according to lists from Baseball America and MLB, will make the major league roster out of spring training, according to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Curt Hogg. The team has not announced the decision, but Hogg cites unnamed sources. Chourio, who turned 20 on March 11, will be the...
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A potential preview of Milwaukee’s Opening Day lineup?
The Brewers are back at home this afternoon, and we may be getting a peek at the Opening Day lineup. Many of the expected regulars are in today’s lineup. Garrett Mitchell is leading off with William Contreras second and Christian Yelich third. Rhys Hoskins is in the cleanup spot with Willy Adames and Sal Frelick following. Joey Wiemer, Brice Turang, and Jackson Chourio finish up the...
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Adames provides Milwaukee with stability as he’s able to play nearly every day
Looking back at our starting pitcher preview from 2023, the rotation might be the most changed area for this roster. Corbin Burnes is now a Baltimore Oriole, Brandon Woodruff is out for most, if not all of, 2024, and Freddy Peralta is now the team’s ace. Beyond those three, Eric Lauer and Adrian Houser are both gone. Wade Miley is back and will be Milwaukee’s No. 2...
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Blake Perkins receives over half the vote from fans
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Milwaukee Brewers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.
In this week’s Brewers Reacts survey, we asked fans which Brewers outfielder is the odd man out heading into the regular season.
Milwaukee enters 2024 with six viable...
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Milwaukee earns their third straight victory as the offense shows up
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After winning two in a row, Milwaukee entered today’s game against the Royals aiming to extend their winning streak. Former Royal Taylor Clarke started the game for the Brewers, while Cole Ragans was on the bump for the Royals.
Milwaukee got on the board early, exploding in the second inning with three runs. Oliver Dunn hit a double that scored Joey Wiemer, followed by an Andruw...
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Crew’s prospects can’t hold onto early lead
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The Brewers fell to the Kansas City Royals in MLB’s first-ever Spring Breakout showcase.
Jacob Misiorowski got the start and impressed despite some command issues, striking out five and walking three while allowing no hits across 2 2?3 innings.
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Brewers look to keep up their winning ways
After a week of losing, Milwaukee is now on a two-game win streak with victories over the Athletics and Rangers on Saturday afternoon. It’s been a pretty inconsistent spring for the Crew, so hopefully they can keep winning.
Taylor Clarke will start for the Brewers tonight while Cole Ragans gets the start for the Royals. Abner Uribe, Elvis Peguero, Joel Payamps, and Bryan Hudson are all slated to pitch for the...
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Jacob Misiorowski starts on the mound in the final Spring Breakout game this spring
The top Brewers prospects are slated to take on the top Royals prospects this afternoon in the final MLB Spring Breakout game.
Milwaukee’s No. 2 prospect (MLB No. 33) Jacob Misiorowski is slated to start for the Brewers, while Kansas City’s No. 6 prospect Mason Barnett starts for the Royals.
In the lineup, the Brewers feature team No. 4 (MLB No. 46) Tyler Black, No....
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Milwaukee wins both games on a split-squad day
The Milwaukee Brewers finally broke their losing streak today, picking up two wins in split-squad action. On the road, the Brewers topped the Oakland Athletics 11-4, and at home they beat the defending champs, the Texas Rangers, 5-1.
The game at Maryvale against Texas was where the Brewers’ biggest stars could be found today. Freddy Peralta had his first good spring start, as he went five innings and...
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After Friday’s rainout, Brewers look to end losing streak on split-squad day
After winning both sides of a split-squad day over a week ago, the Brewers have lost six straight, and when you add in the scheduled off-day on Monday and yesterday’s rainout (especially unfortunate since it was one of the relatively few spring training games scheduled for television this spring), it’s been eight days since the Brewers have won a game, and they enter today...
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Brewers look to get into the win column after a week of losses
After a run of six straight losses, the Brewers are desperate for a win today against the Diamondbacks. Joe Ross will start for the Crew while Brandon Pfaadt will get the nod on the bump for Arizona. Thyago Vieira and Hoby Milner are also expected to get innings on the mound today.
Jackson Chourio has a seven-game hitting streak going right now, so hopefully he can stay hot and show why the...
The Milwaukee Brewers found out this week they’d be without All-Star Closer Devin Williams, due to two stress fractures in his lower back. The Brewers won the National League Central last season, but have taken a few hits heading into 2024.
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In a low-scoring game, Brewers pitchers show something to build upon
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Robert Gasser set up the Brewers for success with an impressive showing in Thursday’s loss, 4-2, to the Seattle Mariners.
Gasser, the Brewers’ sixth-ranked prospect according to MLB Pipeline, pitched four innings while allowing one run on a solo homer to Mitch Haniger. His outing was effective as a whole, striking out five while...
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Struggling Brewers send Gasser to the mound to take on Mariners
The Brewers and Mariners meet in today’s spring training game with both fanbases hoping to see some more encouraging performances as rosters begin to slim.
The Brewers reassigned Yonny Hernandez, Brewer Hicklen, Enoli Paredes, and Rob Zastryzny to minor league camp prior to today’s game, despite both Hicklen and Hernandez being included in today’s...
Brewers closer Devin Williams will be sidelined for about three months with two stress fractures in his back, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. The two-time All-Star pitched through soreness in his back last September and made only two appearances this spring, allowing four runs on two hits and four walks in 1 1/3 innings.
Brewers star closer Devin Williams has been diagnosed with two stress fractures in his back.
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A tough early test for the Brewers’ bullpen
On Monday, we got word that Brewers’ All-Star closer and reigning National League Reliever of the Year Devin Williams was visiting a specialist to address lingering back soreness. Tonight, Jeff Passan reports that Williams has two stress fractures in his back and will miss around three months.
Milwaukee Brewers star closer Devin Williams has two stress fractures in his back and is expected to miss around three...
The Milwaukee Brewers will reportedly be without one of their key pieces for the first few months of the 2024 season. According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, closer…
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Pitching staff allows 15 runs and 21 hits.
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It was not a good day for the Brewers pitching staff. Bryse Wilson allowed ten runs in three innings in his start this afternoon, and the White Sox didn’t let up against the Brewers. A 7-0 deficit after 1 1?2 innings turned into a 15-4 loss on Wednesday.
Overall in his start, Wilson allowed ten runs (nine earned), twelve hits, and one walk. Three of those hits were home runs. He also struck out three in the...