Brewer Fanatic

The guys recap the Brewers' first 100-win season, how Dustin May and Shane Drohan will factor into the playoff pitching plans, and more. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brewer-fanatic-podcast/id1740648724 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CY8mWsQayqjDXqw9OT2Td iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-brewer-fanatic-podcast-166534588/ Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/ommzz627 Watch On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brewerfanatic View full article

Here is some of the latest Brewers analysis and history from around the internet. The Brewers' 100-win milestone, Andrew Fischer's record-breaking season, their small-market success model, and the legacy of their Double-A team's historic 2026 campaign. Brewers reach 100 wins for 1st time, lock up home field as No. 1 overall seed (MLB.com). Argues the Brewers reached 100 wins for the first time, securing the No. 1 seed, and becoming the first team to win 100 games without a six-game winning streak. Key evidence: 100-59 record, beat Dodgers for tiebreaker, and historical context of prior 100-win teams. A look at Andrew Fischer's record-breaking 48-homer season (MLB.com). Argues Andrew Fischer’s 48-homer season in 2026 broke Minor League records, surpassing all but nine players since 1963. His 48 homers edged out Jesús Báez’s 39, with Fischer’s high flyball and pull rates highlighting his power-hitting potential. Reds owner's plea shows why Brewers are the gold standard and everyone else has to catch up (Reviewing the Brew). Argues Milwaukee Brewers' success as a small-market model contrasts with Cincinnati Reds' struggles, citing Brewers' trust in front office decisions and Reds' ownership interference. Highlights Brewers' strategic trades and Reds' short-term focus. Brewers' Double-A club suffers narrow defeat in championship after memorable 2026 season (Reviewing the Brew). Revisits the 2026 Biloxi Shuckers' historic season, marked by standout performances from Jesús Made (14 HR, 91 RBI), Andrew Fischer (48 HR), and Blake Burke (30 HR), but ends in a Southern League Championship Series loss to Rocket City Trash Pandas.

Here is some of the latest Brewers analysis from around the internet. Focus is on Andrew Fischer's MiLB Hitter of the Year candidacy, Kyle Harrison's playoff potential, the pitching staff's confidence, Dustin May's role in the rotation, and Blake Burke's impact on the first base succession plan. No. 5 prospect Fischer among the finalists for MiLB Hitter of the Year award (MLB.com). Argues Andrew Fischer, Milwaukee's No. 5 prospect, is a finalist for MiLB Hitter of the Year after leading the Minors with 48 HR, .654 SLG, and 1.067 OPS in 126 games, surpassing the single-season HR record since 1982. The Brewers Should Give Kyle Harrison a Playoff Shot (FanGraphs). Argues the Brewers should give Kyle Harrison a playoff shot despite his recent struggles, citing his potential as a key rotation option and the lack of reliable third/fourth starters. Key evidence: Harrison’s strong early season, recent poor form, and the team’s depth in starters like Misiorowski and Henderson. Here's why the pitching coach is more confident in this year's Crew (MLB.com). Argues Milwaukee's pitching coach is more confident in this year's staff due to improved consistency, battle-tested experience, and key players like Misiorowski and May. Highlights include a 3.54 ERA, May's postseason experience, and strategic roster adjustments. Why Brewers leaning towards Dustin May as Game 3 starter raises their playoff rotation's ceiling (Reviewing the Brew). Argues Brewers are leaning toward Dustin May as their No. 3 playoff starter due to his postseason experience and higher strikeout potential, despite Gasser's recent strong performance. May has nine postseason appearances and a better whiff rate, making him the better choice to raise the rotation's ceiling. Blake Burke's Southern League MVP-winning season strengthens Brewers' first base succession plan (Reviewing the Brew). Argues Blake Burke's Southern League MVP season highlights his potential as a first-base successor for the Brewers. Burke hit 30 HRs, led the league in slugging and OPS, and won MVP despite being promoted to Triple-A mid-season.

As the regular season wraps up, Jake McKibbin and Jason Wang talk about what to expect from Milwaukee once the playoffs roll around. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brewer-fanatic-podcast/id1740648724 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CY8mWsQayqjDXqw9OT2Td iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-brewer-fanatic-podcast-166534588/ Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/ommzz627 Watch On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brewerfanatic View full article

Here is some of the latest Brewers analysis from around the internet. Chourio's 20-20 season and the team's franchise-record 98 wins are highlighted, along with five rookies poised for key postseason roles. The Wonder Kid does it again! Chourio makes 20-20 history (MLB.com). Argues Chourio became the first player to reach three 20-20 seasons before 23, joining Rodríguez and Witt. Key evidence: 20 stolen bases, 24 homers, and historical context of prior 20-20 achievers. Miz sharp in shortened outing as Brewers set franchise win record (MLB.com). Argues Milwaukee's 98-58 record sets a franchise win mark, aided by Misiorowski's 44-pitch, three-inning shutout and Chourio's 20-20 season, with the Brewers aiming for a first-round playoff bye. Brewers' regular season dominance reaches new heights with franchise-record-breaking win over Orioles (Reviewing the Brew). Argues Milwaukee's 2026 Brewers set a franchise record with 98 wins, surpassing previous marks from 2018, 2011, and 2025. The team's success stems from a disciplined approach, strong pitching, and execution, though their small-ball style has historically struggled in the postseason. 5 rookies set to have important roles on Brewers' 2026 postseason roster (Reviewing the Brew). Projects five Brewers rookies set to play key roles in 2026 postseason. Henderson, Pratt, Drohan, Lara, and Gasser are highlighted for their recent performances, with Henderson as potential No. 2 starter, Pratt as reliable shortstop, Drohan as versatile reliever, Lara as clutch outfielder, and Gasser possibly as No. 3 starter.

Jack and Spencer reflect on the Brewers' sustained success after another NL Central title, what's next for Kyle Harrison after another rough outing, and more. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brewer-fanatic-podcast/id1740648724 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CY8mWsQayqjDXqw9OT2Td iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-brewer-fanatic-podcast-166534588/ Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/ommzz627 Watch On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brewerfanatic View full article