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Author: Tyler Koerth_
Tyler Koerth is the Lead Milwaukee Brewers Sports Writer at Wisconsin Sports Heroics. Articles have been published on Bleacher Report, Iheart, MSN, Yardbarker, and more. He has been covering the Brewers since 2019.
The Milwaukee Brewers announced the release of Minor League players on Tuesday, October 8. Among that group was left-handed pitcher Adam Seminaris. He was one of three pitchers acquired in the 2022-2023 off-season trade that sent Hunter Renfroe to the Los Angeles Angels. Adam Seminaris has been released by the Milwaukee Brewers. Across two Minor League seasons with the Brewers Adam Seminaris has struggled to find success. In 2023 he operated strictly as a starting pitcher and had a 5.70 ERA across 12 starts in Double-A. This year he started games and came out of the bullpen but the ERA…
The name Jesse Winker is a sure-fire way to currently get Milwaukee Brewers fans heated. On the contrary Winker feels the same way about the city of Milwaukee as he recently went on the record by saying he will “hate the city forever”. Here’s the latest on the dispute between Winker and the Brewers. What beef do Milwaukee Brewers fans have with Jesse Winker? Prior to the start of the 2023 season Jesse Winker was a huge off-season addition for the Brewers. He unfortunately struggled mightily that year but was a surprise add to their post-season roster. His lack of…
Major League Baseball announced on Tuesday, October 8 that for the 2025 season they will produce and distribute local games for the Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, and Cleveland Guardians. In 2024 the Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies, and San Diego Padres all had games produced and distributed by MLB. This change is being strongly influenced by Diamond Sports Groups ongoing bankruptcy and the crumbling of the Regional Sports Model that has supplied local sports games to consumers for decades. The Milwaukee Brewers new TV deal will be great for consumers. Assuming MLB and Milwaukee follow a similar model to how the…
A former Milwaukee Brewers reliever is in the news after police in Arlington, Texas arrested him on charges of driving while intoxicated, one count of accident involving injury, and one count of evading arrest. Unfortunately this is not his first offense related to driving while intoxicated. After serving prison time the first go-around it will be interesting to see what happens following his latest bout of legal trouble. Former Milwaukee Brewers reliever arrested In Arlington, Texas former Brewers reliever Matt Bush has been arrested for the charges mentioned in the opening paragraph. Local news stations reported that Bush ran a…
The Milwaukee Brewers have 10 players who are eligible for arbitration based salaries this off-season. Arbitration is the process by which players still under team control determine their salary for the upcoming season. Players become eligible for arbitration based on MLB service time (at least three years) and salaries are made by identifying them to comparable players. Here we provide the salary estimates for the 10 arbitration eligible Brewers players for the 2025 season. 2025 salary projections for arbitration eligible Milwaukee Brewers pitchers Seven Brewers pitchers are eligible for salary via arbitration in 2025. The player name and salary projection…
Milwaukee Brewers first baseman/designated hitter Rhys Hoskins has an interesting decision ahead of him. The 31 year old signed a two year, $34 million guaranteed contract last January but his deal included a player opt out option before the 2025 season as well as a mutual team option for 2026. Whether he opts out before 2025 or the mutual option is declined by one side for 2026 there is a $4 million buyout. Why would Rhys Hoskins opt out of his contract with the Milwaukee Brewers? Following the Brewers crushing playoff defeat at the hands of the New York…
Devin Williams, an elite closer for the Milwaukee Brewers, had one of his worst career innings in the big leagues at the worst possible time. On Thursday night, during an elimination game of the Wild Card series, the New York Mets tagged him with four earned runs in which Pete Alonso gave them the lead with a three run home run. After this melt down rumors surfaced that he was tipping his pitches. Where did the rumor start that Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams was tipping his pitches against the New York Mets? Speculation about Devin Williams tipping his pitches…
Milwaukee Brewers legend Bob Uecker is special person. His voice on the radio broadcasts is a part of Wisconsin summers as baseball fans tune into games throughout the season. At the stadium he is treated like one of the guys and following the Brew Crews devastating loss to the New York Mets in the playoffs he comforted the team in the locker room afterwards. The 2024 Milwaukee Brewers were eliminated from playoff contention by the New York Mets. Under first year manager Pat Murphy the 2024 Milwaukee Brewers appeared to be a special team. Nobody picked them to have much…
The Milwaukee Brewers suffered another devastating playoff loss on Thursday night as they lost an elimination game in the Wild Card Series against the New York Mets. Jake Bauers and Sal Frelick scored the games first runs by hitting back-to-back home runs and gave Devin Williams a two run lead entering the ninth inning. Unfortunately one of the game’s best closers was unable to get the job done as he surrendered four runs and the Brew Crew went on to lose 4-2. New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso hit a go-ahead three run home run off Devin Williams in the…
Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Willy Adames and New York Mets outfielder Jesse Winker were caught jawing at each other during game one of the Wild Card Series. Things got heated between the two after Winker smashed a two RBI triple into the right field corner. Jomboy media did a great job of breaking down the play in its entirety as well as providing some lip reading as to what was possibly said. Jomboy lip reads jawing between Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Willy Adames and New York Mets outfielder Jesse Winker. Warning: In the video provided below there is explicit content. During Jomboy’s…