Brewers

Slow starts happen. It’s a part of baseball. The Milwaukee Brewers dropped a series to the Chicago Cubs to start the year off, then lost to an 0-3 Baltimore Orioles team on Monday. The offense looks lackluster. The pitchers aren't executing. What exactly does the team have going for it right now?

While the Brewers fell short of the playoffs for the first time in five seasons, there were still noteworthy performances on the diamond to talk about. Congratulations to the Brewer Fanatic Most Improved Player for 2022, Hoby Milner!

Draft Day is finally upon us! You've found the right place to follow the day's events and you're all invited to be a part of the conversation.

The Brewers added three players on Sunday night and will add eight more on Tuesday.

The major playoff odds reports are out, from both Baseball Prospectus and FanGraphs. Let's take a tour of them, to get a sense of the landscape as Opening Day appears on the horizon.

It's time to talk only about the best of the best. Here are the teams the projections think stand the best chances of playing right through Halloween.

We're back, with more of our team-by-team tiered tour of the projection systems and playoff odds for 2023.

An MLB team getting off to a hot start is an obvious positive for any season. For the 2023 Milwaukee Brewers, there are a few ancillary benefits that could mean even more for the club, especially with a roster that blends young players learning the trade and top-level veterans whose time with the team could be limited.

Opening Day brought the Brewers frustration and some trepidation, as they lost 4-0 to the Cubs and will have to wait to hear about the severity of Luis Urias's hamstring injury. Still, baseball is back, and there was more to the first game of the season than those feelings.

We’re getting into the middle of May. As such, we’re also a few weeks away from the next Consensus Board update. Several major outlets (The Athletic, ESPN, MLB dot com among others) have updated their draft boards in the last 10 days. Here are some noticeable trends surrounding how the Consensus Board is shaping up ahead of the June update.

Bringing the DH to the National League will certainly increase offense across the Senior Circuit, and it provides the Milwaukee Brewers an added bat to hopefully improve their offense this season. Sometimes rule changes also have unintended consequences, which could suit the Brewers' pitching staff.

April 15, 1987. That was the day that Juan Nieves threw the first no-hitter in Milwaukee Brewers history. The Brewers beat the Orioles 7-0. Let’s revisit that magical night through the top 40 songs during that week.