Another top-5 Brewers prospect is knocking on the door of the Big Leagues. This time, it’s 24-year-old starting pitcher Robert Gasser.

In an offseason filled with countless roster moves, trades and acquisitions, the Brewers made one of the most important hires in baseball when they added Luisa Gauci to their Minor League coaching staff. Gauci, just 23-years-old, is already making waves as the first female coach at an affiliate in the

After a seven-game road trip, including a sweep of the Cardinals, the Brewers return to American Family Field for a showdown against the New York Yankees.

Another Spring Training from Phoenix, Arizona is in the books. Before we officially start the season, check out some of our favorite shots of the Cactus Crew in our Spring Training photo recap. Photographs by Scott Paulus.

The Brewers were busy retooling this winter, adding veteran talent in free agency and acquiring intriguing young prospects via trade.

Spring is in the air in Milwaukee. We’re obsessing over batting practice and bullpen sessions. It all means one thing: baseball is officially back.

After locking down the National League Central title, the No. 3 seeded Brewers will begin their postseason run by hosting a best-of-three Wild Card Series against the No. 6 seeded Arizona Diamondbacks.

Tuesday was a special night at American Family Field. The Crew officially celebrated its third division crown since 2018, receiving a boost from the Braves who knocked off the Cubs as Brewers fans watched from the ballpark stands following Tuesday’s loss to the Cardinals.

The Brewers late-season surge dates back to a very specific point in the mind of manager Craig Counsell. “The confidence that you guys have had in each other since we left LA, that’s special man,” Counsell said after Friday night’s postseason clinch.

The homestretch of the 2023 MLB season is here. With 12 divisional matchups remaining, including three against the second-place Cubs, every moment is a chance to solidify postseason hopes. With the Brewers in the heat of pennant race, they’re looking for some big performances in the month of September. Here

The Brewers will wrap up a nine-game road trip with a weekend series against one of MLB’s best: the Texas Rangers. After battling the red-hot Los Angeles Dodgers, the tests keep coming for Milwaukee. At 72-49, the Rangers hold the second-best record in the American League. And, like the Dodgers,

The hottest hitter in Double-A might just be the Brewers own Jackson Chourio. The No. 2 prospect in baseball has given fans a glimpse of his seemingly unlimited tools, flexing a huge power stroke, improved feel for Southern League pitching and a lethal burst of speed in his game.

An enormous mid-season test awaits the Brewers, as they’ll host the Atlanta Braves this weekend. While the Crew has been hot as of late, the Braves may be even hotter. After a torrid stretch – including victories in 29 of their last 38 games -- Atlanta holds MLB’s best record

The All-Star break is finally here. With the MLB season reaching its unofficial midway point, there’s plenty to know from the Crew’s eventful first half – including a pair of impactful rookies, a resurgent Christian Yelich and some of the game’s most dominant relievers.

While the All-Star break is still just a few days away, we’ve officially reached the second half of games on the schedule.

Devin Williams has been as filthy as ever to begin the 2023 campaign. Since taking over full-time 9th-inning duties last season, the “Airbender” has gone from dominant setup man to one of the game's elite closers.

It’s been an impressive few years for the Brewers farm system.

It’s been a resurgent season for Christian Yelich thus far.

William Contreras has turned heads for several reasons during his first season in Milwaukee.

One of the most highly anticipated matchups of the Brewers season takes place at American Family Field this week.

While the Brewers have put together several highlight reel moments on their way to a strong start, some of the most notable feats aren’t visible to the eye.

After dropping consecutive series for the first time this season, a matchup with the Los Angeles Angels is on deck.

The early April tests aren’t done yet, as the Crew heads to San Diego for a four-game series against last year’s National League runner-up this weekend.

Brewers Baseball returned with a bang during the first week of the season. The Crew is off to a 5-1 start after sweeping the Mets in their first home series.

Spring Training is winding down, and players are making their final tune ups before the regular season begins.