Brewers Roundup, Sept 28: Yelich's Captaincy, Misiorowski's Cy Young, 2026 World Series

[Brewer Fanatic]

Here is some of the latest Brewers analysis from around the internet. Focus is on Jacob Misiorowski's historic 2026 season and Christian Yelich's new captain role, highlighting their impact on the team's potential World Series run and leadership.

• One of the most dominant pitching seasons ever, told by those who watched it all (MLB.com). Argues Milwaukee’s Jake Misiorowski had one of the most dominant pitching seasons ever, leading MLB in ERA (1.80), strikeouts (252), and opponents’ average (.157) with a 102.7 mph fastball, joining elite company with Koufax, Verlander, and Martinez.
• Why the 2026 Milwaukee Brewers can win the World Series (Brew Crew Ball). Argues the 2026 Milwaukee Brewers can win the World Series due to their depth, "next man up" mentality, and strong bullpen, evidenced by their sweep of the Cardinals, Yelich's leadership, and Misiorowski's elite season.
• Jacob Misiorowski caps Cy Young-worthy 2026 season with fitting final tune-up (Reviewing the Brew). Argues Jacob Misiorowski's 2026 season, highlighted by a scoreless final start and NL-leading ERA (1.80), strikeouts (252), and WHIP (0.80), solidifies his Cy Young case, breaking multiple Brewers records and setting up a historic postseason run.
• Christian Yelich rewarded for historic Brewers career with team's first-ever "captain" distinction (Reviewing the Brew). Names the Milwaukee Brewers' Christian Yelich as the first official team captain in franchise history, citing his nine years of leadership and the team's success, including eight postseason appearances and six NL Central titles. Highlights his role as a clubhouse leader and the timing of the honor ahead of the 2026 postseason.