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We are less than a week away from baseball games! The Brewers begin their Cactus League game against the Guardians on Saturday afternoon. It won’t necessarily be a typical spring training; the World Baseball Classic adds a (fun) twist to the proceedings, and several prominent Brewers will be away from camp for a week or […]
Welcome to our new February Daily Questions series. We’ll be posting question articles every day throughout the month in hopes of starting some more conversations within the Brew Crew Ball community. To begin, we ask ourselves, “What is the strongest reason to believe that this season will not be a waste?” Now, I’ll be the […]
On Wednesday, we got news that many of us had been expecting all offseason: After eight years in Milwaukee, Freddy Peralta has been traded. I’m not here to analyze that trade (Jason both reported on the trade and looked at what the return, Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams, will bring to the 2026 Brewers, with […]
The Brewers had a great season in 2025. They surprisingly upended the league’s regular season and parlayed it into a small playoff run. Most fans would say that everything is looking good for the team. It’s a positive number in the Wisconsin sports scene that doesn’t look so good when you look outside of the […]
The Milwaukee Brewers have had their share of breakout players in recent seasons. In 2023 it was William Contreras and Hoby Milner. In 2024 it was Brice Turang, Jackson Chourio, Tobias Myers and Bryan Hudson. In 2025 it was Sal Frelick, Caleb Durbin, Quinn Priester and Chad Patrick. Those groups could obviously be expanded even […]
The Milwaukee Brewers roster looks fairly balanced as it stands, with plenty of carryover from 2025 and very few obvious holes. One potential gap, however, is capturing depth. Behind starter William Contreras, the only other catcher currently on the 40-man roster is 23-year-old prospect Jeferson Quero, who has yet to make an MLB appearance. While […]
The Brewers don’t have an infield problem like most teams. There are bodies. There is versatility. There are multiple paths to a functional 26-man roster without the need for a single outside move. But heading into 2026, Milwaukee’s infield feels like a classic “depth versus brightness” situation. They currently have eight infielders on the 40-man […]
Harrison made an early attempt yesterday to predict the Opening Day 26-man roster, and it got me thinking about something that has come up in conversations lately, and that is whether the Brewers will have left-handed pitchers in their starting rotation. That also led to the question of whether that is indeed the case business […]
