The Milwaukee Brewers made a low-risk offseason addition, signing a former Tigers outfielder to add depth to an already crowded roster.

The Royals thought outside the box to upgrade their outfield. It makes the Guardians' lack of upgrades look even worse.

After being left off the Milwaukee Brewers' postseason roster, the team is likely to part ways with a veteran this offseason.

The Milwaukee Brewers may have some important decisions coming up. They made a key trade with the Kansas City Royals last week, acquiring left-hander Angel Zerp

Considering Craig Breslow's adamant stance that the Boston Red Sox would add a No. 2 starting pitcher this offseason — in addition to the widely held belief amo

On Dec. 9, 2015, the Brewers entered a trade with the Seattle Mariners to send Lind over in exchange for three pitchers, one of which was prospect Freddy Peralta. Recently, Bleacher Report detailed the deal as one of the most lopsided MLB offseason trades of the last 10 years.

The Brewers hauled in a prestigious recognition from Baseball America, both overall and for manager Pat Murphy.

A worthwhile move would be revamping the baseball district so the massive piece of Brewers land is run by an entity that cares about our city.

Who doesn’t love a good reunion in baseball? It’s always fun to speculate which players could return to a former ball club, and for the Milwaukee Brewers, there are several reunions that could be on the table for the 2026 season.

Murphy led Brewers to 97 wins in 2025 season and an appearance in the National League Championship Series. He's been a stellar leader of men in his role.

At such a young age, Chourio still has time to continue developing into a more complete player, and if he does, he could become one of the best in MLB. As a result, Chourio has chosen to remain on the baseball field even during the offseason.