It's becoming a season to remember for the Milwaukee Brewers. After a mediocre first two months, the Brewers have been scalding hot of late. They trimmed their

The Brewers are looking more and more like a playoff team while the Cardinals look more and more like a team ready to sell off assets ahead of the trade

If the Brewers are to make the playoffs again, it'll be pitching once again that carries them. It just looks a bit different this time around.

The surging Milwaukee Brewers could be one big bat away from making some serious noise in the National League. After a 25-28 start, the Brewers have gone 28-12 since May 25. Their offense has heated up with the weather,

Brewers hitting coach Al LeBoeuf, the baseball lifer who beat a rare form of blood cancer more than a decade ago before landing his dream job in the Majors at age 64, is facing a new cancer battle. LeBoeuf,

Anthony Siegler is one of just two active Indigenous major league players. The other is Ryan Helsley, who is Cherokee, of the St. Louis Cardinals.

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Bleacher Report names the Brewers a top trade fit for Ronald Acuña Jr.—and they’re right. He could finally push Milwaukee over the hump.