Minor Leagues

Even in bad years, the Brewers have always been able to put together solid (and sometimes spectacular) bullpens. The farm system has helped out tremendously in that department in the past. Can it continue to do so?

Isaac Collins came to the Brewers a year ago in the Rule 5 draft. A strong season with Biloxi has put his name back on the prospect map. In a new Brewers Spotlight, we caught up with the 26-year-old from Maple Grove, Minnesota, and talked about his season, career, goals, and so much more. 

The Brewers farm system has developed excellent pitchers over the years. Even with the potential lossés of Corbin Burnes (via trade) and Brandon Woodruff (non-tendered, in the shadow of shoulder surgery), they could field a solid pitching staff in 2024. But will the team get big-time help down the road, as well?

Brewers fans are fretting about the potential departure of Corbin Burnes and the injury-related absence of Brandon Woodruff. It’s unavoidable, given that they combined with Freddy Peralta to form a dominant 1-2-3 punch. But could significant help be available from the farm?

The Brewers' top prospect is making some loud noise in one of the world's top winter leagues. More than ever, it feels like the team's 2024 hopes depend substantially on him, so this is worth close watching.

In the final week of the Arizona Fall League, Brewers prospects kept up the good work through the championship game, which saw highlight moments from Wes Clarke and Justin Yeager.

This week, we'll start to see player movement pick up throughout MLB, as a pair of roster deadlines force some action. By Monday evening, the Brewers have to take action to protect eligible players from the Rule 5 Draft next month. They have room on the roster, but might still leave a couple players unshielded.

The Brewers seemed to be set in the outfield at the end of the 2023 season, with Sal Frelick, Christian Yelich, Joey Wiemer, Tyrone Taylor, Garrett Mitchell, and Blake Perkins already on the roster. Even the trade of Mark Canha hasn’t lessened their depth, really. So, what does the state of the farm mean for the Brewers?

It's that time of the year again! Major League teams need to set their 40-man rosters in advance of the annual Rule 5 draft. Every team has decisions to make. Some are easy decisions. Some are hard decisions. And some teams will make mind-numbingly bad decisions. Or at least that's what their fans think.

While they weren't at the Fall-Stars game, Eric Brown hit his first home run of the Arizona Fall League season and Wes Clarke continued his steady progress at the plate. On the pitching side, Joseph Hernandez had his best week yet, performing valiantly in his first start.

Shortstop is arguably the deepest position in the Brewers farm system, and it isn’t just because the Brewers have had highly-touted draft picks at the position. Just how deep are the Brewers at short?

On Saturday, the Brewers made a trade involving a player who had quickly become a fan favorite during his two months with the franchise. They traded Mark Canha to the Detroit Tigers. In return, they received 25 year old right-handed reliever Blake Holub, a member of the Tigers' 2021 draft class.