Sitting in the visiting manager’s office at Yankee Stadium, Brewers manager Pat Murphy declined ... advancement on the hitting side, it’d be cool because we’ve been kind of playing catch ...

The Brewers may need to find another excuse other than the torpedo bats for why they’ve struggled thus far into the season. After getting shellacked by the Yankees over the weekend, Milwaukee ...

The Milwaukee Brewers have made the playoffs six of the last seven seasons often due to the depth in their pitching staff. But multiple choices are absent from the Brewers' depleted rotation right ...

The Milwaukee Brewers have been bitten by the injury bug early in the 2025 Major League Baseball season and it has had an impact specifically on team team's pitching. Milwaukee suffered yet ...

against the Milwaukee Brewers. How did they do it? It's very possible that it was thanks to some custom-designed wooden bats. The Brewers certainly didn't help themselves by throwing meatballs to ...

Jason Szenes for the NY Post The Brewers were on the wrong end of the Yankees and their new torpedo bats this weekend — and the reviews from the opposing side were mixed. “I think it’s ...

The Milwaukee Brewers had a long offseason that included losing two important pieces of the 2024 Major League Baseball season. Milwaukee had one of the best offensive shortstops in baseball in ...

MILWAUKEE -- Brewer Hicklen is no longer a Brewer. The outfielder was traded by the Brewers to the Detroit Tigers on Friday for cash. The move comes a day after he was designated for assignment.

The Milwaukee Brewers have been decimated in their pitching staff as injuries continue to pile up. Eight of the Crew's top 13 pitchers are unavailable and it's put the team in a precarious ...

It was a rough return to the Bronx for Nestor Cortes. Now of the Milwaukee Brewers, the left-hander surrendered five home runs in Saturday’s 20-9 loss to the Yankees, including solo shots on ...

The Milwaukee Brewers returned to American Family Field for their 2025 home opener after a disastrous three-game series against the New York Yankees to begin the season. It didn't get any better.

With all the talk in recent days about Yankees bats, one significant factor in New York's torrid start went unnoticed: Brewers pitching. After being outscored 36-14 in a three-game sweep at the ...