Jim Goulart

RHP TJ Shook outrighted by Colorado, now a free agent, via MLBTR.

VIDEO: From Capital Region to World Series, Brewers National Supervisor of Domestic Scouting Mike Serbalik scouts Brewers to title Plus, a separate more detailed audio interview here (11:45 minute mark on the November 6th interviews link)

VIDEO: From Capital Region to World Series, Brewers National Supervisor of Domestic Scouting Mike Serbalik scouts Brewers to title Plus, a separate more detailed audio interview here (11:45 minute mark on the November 6th interviews link)

"Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins The Rich Eisen Show to talk about Milwaukee claiming the first World Series title in franchise history."

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"Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Luis Lara took to the streets of his Venezuela hometown municipality of Veroes in Yaracuy state to celebrate the 2026 World Series title. The 21-year-old ballplayer received the warm applause and affection from his fellow townsfolk 👏 and announced that in two weeks he might join the Tiburones de La Guaira."

Thursday 11/5 Box Score Scottsdale falls 9-1 to drop below .500 on the season at 12-13. The game was already lopsided when RHP Joshua Quezada and LHP Jose Meneses entered in the latter innings. As your box score review will show, they combined for a line of 2.1 IP, 3 H, 4 R (3 ER), 4 BB, 5 K, 1 HR. Quezada had only walked two on the season before issuing three free passes here. Jett Williams was 1-for-5 with a strikeout, leading off and playing shortstop. He was caught stealing for the first time in 11 tries. Eric Bitonti was a two-true-outcome guy, two walks, two strikeouts, batting 3rd and playing first base. Matthew Wood was 0-for-3 (one walk, two strikeouts) as the designated hitter. As we've been noting, Braylon Payne has seen very limited action as of late (just one game played going back to October 20th). No word on the nature of his injury. Here's the full game video archive. *** Next game is Thursday; Scottsdale plays a home game at 7:30 Central. It'll be available to view via MLB's app and MiLB's streaming AFL page. RHP Miqueas Mercedes is scheduled to start. You can follow that AFL Gameday / Box here.

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02:29:00 hour/minute mark for Pat Murphy

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Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): "Back and rested (kind of) from the World Series celebrations, Lori Nickel of the Journal-Sentinel dives into the stories that we haven't heard of yet from behind the scenes, including the team "celebrating" Sal Frelick who was the real personality of this team and the importance of team chemistry" Via WTMJ's Afternoon News (download link): "The Brewers are World Series champions, but how much of the championship roster will return next season? Brewers Extra Innings host Bob Brainerd discusses the difficult offseason decisions facing Milwaukee, including the futures of Jake Bauers, JoJo Romero and Dustin May as free agency begins. Brainerd explains why some players could receive offers too lucrative to pass up and how the Brewers' front office must navigate arbitration decisions and uncertainty surrounding MLB's upcoming labor negotiations. Plus, Bob reflects on the excitement sweeping Wisconsin following the franchise's first World Series championship and looks ahead to MLB's postseason awards, including potential recognition for Jacob Misiorowski and manager Pat Murphy." *** VIDEO via MLB Network's "Hot Stove": "Pat Murphy calls into discuss the World Series parade, what life has been like after the win, Lambeau Field and more" VIDEO via MLB Network's "Hot Stove": "Lane Grindle discusses the team's World Series win, the prospects in the system and more" VIDEO via MLB Network's "Hot Stove": "Sophia Minnaert revisits the Brewers' first championship, unforgettable parade moments and the impact on Milwaukee fans" *** Via "The Bill Michaels Show": Chuck Freimund (go to the 32:00 minute mark)

More "catch-up": Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Jen, Gabe and Chewy": "Jeff Levering reflects on the franchise's historic World Series championship and the incredible turnout for Milwaukee's championship parade. Levering shares his favorite memories from the celebration and explains what finally winning a title means to Brewers legends like Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Ted Simmons. The conversation turns to the offseason as Milwaukee faces important decisions involving Jake Bauers' qualifying offer and William Contreras' contract option. Jeff also discusses the national recognition coming for Brice Turang, Jackson Chourio and Trevor Megill, along with the challenges surrounding MLB's upcoming collective bargaining negotiations. Plus, why does Levering believe the Brewers' championship could change how the entire baseball world views Milwaukee moving forward?" Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Crew Talk": "Gabe Neitzel and Alex Strouf celebrate the Brewers' historic World Series championship one final time as they debate their top five moments from an unforgettable postseason run! The guys relive Jackson Chourio's incredible walk-off against the Padres, Sal Frelick's clutch World Series home run, Aaron Ashby's postseason dominance, and the biggest plays that helped Milwaukee bring home its first championship. Brewers radio voice Lane Grindle (57:00 minute mark) joins the show to share hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from Milwaukee's massive championship parade, reveal some of the most underrated moments of the postseason, and reflect on the emotional connection between the players and fans. ESPN's Paul Hembekides (01:09:00 hour/minute mark), better known as Hembo, explains why the Brewers have built one of the best organizational cultures in sports and why Milwaukee could dominate Major League Baseball for years to come. Plus, the guys break down the Brewers' offseason decisions involving William Contreras and Jake Bauers, celebrate the team's major award finalists, and discuss how potential MLB labor changes could impact the defending World Series champions"