The Brewers are tied for first place as of May 6 with a 20-13 record. While it may be tempting to ride with the hot hands at the moment, could the Brewers be better served by “selling high” on some of their players?
After losing the last two of three games against the hated Cubs, the Brewers roll into Kansas City needing to get right. These two teams are clawing for the top spots in their respective divisions, with their producers being an even mix of seasoned vets and promising youngsters. It should be an exciting series at Kauffman Stadium; let's break it down.
Jacob Misiorowski threw five shutout innings, but Biloxi’s offense failed to score. Brewer Hicklen homered in Nashville’s victory. Wisconsin couldn’t hold its lead and Carolina was rained out.
It was a crazy week for Milwaukee Brewers baseball. Inconsistent performances from the offense, defense, pitching staff, and umpires all tipped results of games. Between the bench-clearing brawls and home runs, here's a quick recap of the week.
Nashville bounced back nicely from being no-hit on Friday night. Wisconsin was victorious in a battle of clubs who will face off Sunday with matching 17-9 records. Biloxi fell to .500 despite Mike Boeve and his 1.146 2024 OPS cracking his first home run of 2024 on his last day as a 21-year-old. Carolina couldn't finish as Mother Nature interrupted, and a crop of raring-to-go youngsters officially broke camp in Maryvale with their Arizona Complex League season opener.
The Brewers are 20-11 and leading the NL Central as of May 3rd, despite a rotation that grows more patchwork by the day. But should they be taking a look at some potentially hard questions?
Draft tandem Jeremy Nygaard and JD Cameron team up for a podcast to discuss prospects on their way to the big leagues and the MLB draft, produced by Theo Tollefson.
It was a glorious afternoon for the big-league Brewers at Wrigley Field, with an 8th inning rally that certainly would lead to an equally wonderful Friday night on the farm. Well, not quite. The Brewers affiliates have maintained a top overall record in comparison with other MLB organizations through the first five weeks of the season, but there was no intrinsic momentum last evening as the Crew farm teams endured a rare sweep. On top of that, the AAA Sounds failed to enter the hit column, ouch.
The grand slam Yophery Rodríguez hit a while back is being seen as another feather in the cap for the Milwaukee Brewers' scouting department. But are fans looking at the right marker for drafting success?
With Devin Williams on the injured list, members of the Brewers bullpen had to step up. Several of them did. It's time to reward the relievers who helped hold down the end of games for the month of April?
The Brewers won the Rays series, multiple players got suspended, benches cleared again, Pat Murphy just went viral for what he said to an umpire, and Robert Gasser might be on his way. There has never been a better time to, instead, talk all about me and my life.
Will Rudy and Jesus Rivero delivered excellent starts in wins for Wisconsin and Carolina, while Bo Bowman’s long relief helped Biloxi earn a split. Tyler Woessner had a rough debut in Nashville’s defeat.
We close out our Minor League Player of the Month series with our top five Relief Pitchers for the month of April. The Brewers minor league pitching was extremely impressive on the starting side of things, but the relievers may have had an even more impressive month collectively.
In the past week, Guilarte went 8-for-17 and hit .474/.550/.824 (1.374) with a double, triple, and home run. The 20-year-old has hit .274/.369/.438 (.807) with a double, triple and 3 home runs in 20 games at Carolina.