Eric Fischer
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Brandon Sproat all but solidified his postseason roster fate with shaky relief appearance (opens the original)
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Despite the Milwaukee Brewers' front office nearly proving otherwise, not every roster move works out in baseball. It's why games are played instead of contested on paper. When the Brewers sent Freddy Peralta and Tobias Myers to the New York Mets back in January, both teams had high hopes for the deal. The Mets were trying to build a playoff-caliber rotation, with hopes of competing in the NL East and ultimately for a World Series. The Brewers were looking to offload an expiring contract for a p
Brewers fans earn payback against Cubs after early-season criticism of crowd noise (opens the original)
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There's nothing like a good sports rivalry between two passionate fanbases. A competitive rivalry can make games mean that much more, creating electric atmospheres that elevate the product on the field. Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs fans have certainly seen their rivalry reach new heights over the past few seasons, as the division rivals have become perennial contenders in the National League. The two NL powerhouses have also seen a number of players compete on both sides of the I-94 showdo
5 realistic September call-up candidates who could boost Brewers' roster down the stretch (opens the original)
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The final month of Major League Baseball's regular season is upon us, and the Milwaukee Brewers, for the second consecutive season, enter September with the best record in baseball. Once again predicted to see their NL Central reign come to an end during the 2026 season by members of the national media before the season began, the Brew Crew carries an 8.0-game divison lead into their final game of August. The arrival of September also comes with MLB's only roster expansion of their 162-game mara
Predicting the Brewers' postseason pitching rotation after the trade deadline (opens the original)
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With the MLB trade deadline now in the rearview mirror, and about 70% of the season in the books, the separation between the contenders and pretenders is growing more significant. Once again, the Milwaukee Brewers, leaders of the NL Central by 5.5 games as they kick off their second West Coast road trip of the last three weeks, are squarely in the group of contenders, as evidenced by their MLB-leading 74-44 record. That dazzling record currently has the Brewers in position to earn a first-round
Astros' trade candidate offers clear solution to Brewers' lack of power (opens the original)
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Despite having the second-best record and run differential in MLB, the Milwaukee Brewers once again have a concerning lack of power, as evidenced by the fact that the Brew Crew ranks last in all of baseball in team homeruns entering play on July 27. The Brewers have continued to produce runs at an impressive clip -- their 535 runs scored this year are fifth-most in all of baseball -- but have once again been forced to do so without the benefit of the frequent four-bagger. Perhaps the Brewers' la
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