Brewers

It’s no secret that the Milwaukee Brewers are severely lacking quality people for two of the most important hitting positions. With Rowdy Tellez’s IL stint recently extended and his already-lackluster season in mind, it’s time to start looking for other options. And no, a Keston Hiura promotion is not the ideal solution here.

In an ill-timed and unhappy turn of events, the Brewers lost southpaw starter Wade Miley to a lat strain last night. Let's try to figure out how long the Crew might be without its wily veteran.

For a few years, now, the Brewers have had a Big Three in their starting rotation. There was always a fairly clear hierarchy among the trio, though. Now, that pecking order might need to be updated.

The Brewers' new catcher has been one of the best and most exciting players on an inconsistent and stultified offense. He's hit too many ground balls, though, and it's time for him to consider reversing a few of the tradeoffs he's made this season.

In the final game of their pivotal series in St. Louis, the Brewers got shut out for the fifth time in 2023. They struggled, once again, both to hit with runners in scoring position and to handle left-handed pitching in general.

Though it's been maddeningly elusive for the last couple days, a clinch is coming. The Milwaukee Brewers will win the NL Central and host the Wild Card Series next week. But who will they face there? Let's check in.

This week at Brewer Fanatic, we’re running a series enumerating some of the X-factors of the 2023 Milwaukee Brewers. These are factors beyond sheer talent or previous production, which could have a huge impact on the way the long season ahead unfolds. Today, let’s discuss an under-the-radar project for Chris Hook and the team during camp: Bryse Wilson.

The Brewers are headed to Tampa Bay for the second time in a year, but this time, they face what's on pace to be a true 120-win club. Can the wounded NL Central leaders gain some momentum against the bizarre American League East juggernaut?

MLB Trade Rumors have been dominated by some of the sport’s biggest names, like Shohei Ohtani, Nolan Arenado, and Pete Alonso. However, given the Brewers' limited payroll, they will likely divert their attention away from the brightest stars and toward slightly more obscure value. Here are three players that could add some value to the team, without costing an arm and a leg.
 

Each playoff game matters immensely, and it's important that the Brewers field the best roster possible. However, depth is also important, and the Brewers will mix and match a bit even in October. Who is going to take the field in every game, and who's going to be filling a platoon role within the infield?

Our series detailing the Brewers’ X-factors for 2023 rolls on, and there’s no bigger X-factor on the team than the useful but enigmatic Christian Yelich.

The spirit and mission of our series on X-factors for the 2023 Milwaukee Brewers is to find places where there could be big impact from seemingly small things–where statistical projections don’t capture the breadth of possible outcomes. Today, we turn our attention to the gamble the team has taken on William Contreras as a defensive catcher–and the coaches who gave them the confidence to do so.