The Brewers made news that impacted their minor league rosters on Wednesday. The Sounds continued to have the game spotlight to themselves, although the Shuckers played an exhibition (highlights forthcoming!), the Timber Rattlers were busy in an introductory way, and oh, there's a change in the Milwaukee Media Guide that will disappoint prospect followers. 

The start of the 2022 MLB season marks the Milwaukee Brewers’ 53^rd Opening Day. There have been memorable moments, forgettable outcomes, and random performances over more than half a century of games. Pitchers are often ahead of the hitters to begin play, so it’s notable when players achieve rare feats offensively on Opening Day.

The Brewers announced via their Twitter feed that they have acquired catcher Alex Jackson from the Miami Marlins for infielder Hayden Cantrelle and right-handed pitcher Alexis Ramirez. Jackson was assigned to AAA-Nashville, but has displayed some promising power in the minors. But he didn't cost nothing. 

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and new manager Joe Ayrault met the local media for the first time on Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights from their comments as they prepare for Opening Day on Friday:

According to multiple sources, the Brewers have acquired catcher Victor Caratini from the San Diego Padres for a catcher Brett Sullivan and minor-league outfielder Korry Howell. 

Speed kills. You can't teach speed. Everything else in the game can be taught, but speed is a gift from God.”

- NFL Owner Al Davis

Those of you that follow me on Twitter know that I like to get weird. At times I’ll get weird on here. This is one of those times. Let’s analyze the Brewers career of Christian Yelich in terms of Seinfeld seasons, shall we? 

The Nashville Sounds were placed in the spotlight Tuesday evening, thanks to the big league season's one-week delay. With the Brewers other affiliates set to debut this Friday, the men at AAA will be the primary focus of the daily report for a bit. The entertainment factor turned out to be high on Opening Night!

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.

Now is the time of year to see how much (or little) we think we know. Typically my Milwaukee Brewers' record prediction is accurate, likely because I pay so much attention to them. As for the rest of MLB, there are good and bad seasons, ugly predictions, and lucky ones. Please take a peek, give us your thoughts, and post your own MLB predictions in the comments!

Here's a look at six unranked players poised for potential breakouts in 2022. 

It is easy to cheer for your time when they win, but what does it take to transform that team into a team you like? A team that transcends winning and losing, but just makes the game of baseball a joy to watch?

With apologies to Tom Jones fans everywhere, it's not unusual for great pitchers to take a step back on their path toward immortality. And not all great pitchers get to that place. Corbin Burnes in 2022 is going to take that step back, and we have three case studies that can help inform where he goes from here.

Fans, experts, and others around baseball see the 2022 Milwaukee Brewers as a genuine contender for a World Series title. Typically when a club finds its way to the top of the game, it is the beneficiary of some tremendous performances - from both individuals and the team. Predicting a championship would be the ultimate bold prediction, but we'll save that possibility for another article.

Get the grill ready and buy your favorite hot dogs. Tailgate season is drawing near! This is merely one more reason the north side of the Wisconsin-Illinois border is more enjoyable. It's kind of like a Chicago Dog, just better in every way - hence, the Milwaukee Dog.

After two years at or near the bottom of most MLB prospect rankings, four years of better drafts and solid international signings have the Milwaukee Brewers’ prospect situation pointing in the right direction. MLB.com has moved the Brewers up to 25^th in the league, improving on the 28^th slot entering 2021 and dead last entering 2020.

Corbin Burnes debut was clunky, Brandon Woodruff has had a few tough outings, Keston Hiura is smoking the ball, Tyrone Taylor looks like peak Barry Bonds. What is life, and does this mean anything?

Welcome to the inaugural edition of Brewer Fanatic’s Forum Friday! Every week, we’ll take a look at some of the popular topics generated by our community and give a quick rundown of the week’s action.