Author: Tyler Koerth_

William and Willson Contreras have etched their names into the record books. William, who plays for the Milwaukee Brewers, and Willson, who plays for the St. Louis Cardinals, both hit home runs during the ninth inning of Saturday’s game. Contreras brothers make history by hitting home runs in the same inning According to Brent Maguire of MLB.com, William and Willson Contreras are just the second pair of brothers to hit home runs as opponents in the same inning. The only other siblings to do it was Rick and Wes Ferrell in 1933. Siblings playing on the same team with home…

Things got heated during the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals game on Saturday, May 14. The tension seemed to start following a collision at first base, but a pair of hit batters, lots of chirping, and a stare down after a home run all contributed to the matter that eventually led to Cardinals’ first baseman Willson Contreras singling out one Brewers player post game. Tensions flared between the Brewers and Cardinals During the third inning of Saturday’s contest, Brewers infielder Caleb Durbin hit a routine grounder to third base. The throw from Nolan Arenado was on the money, but…

Wade Miley, a 38 year old and 15 year MLB veteran, recently saw his name surface as a drug supplier for Tyler Skaggs. Miley is rumored to have provided Skaggs with prescription drugs in 2012-2013 when the two were teammates for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Skaggs died in 2019 due to an overdose when he was a member of the Los Angeles Angels. After Skaggs’ death, Eric Kay, former Los Angeles communications director, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in supplying Skaggs with drugs. However, Miley has not been conflicted of any wrongdoing and he again re-iterated…

The Milwaukee Brewers have had a very busy news week. Between Jacob Misiorowski’s MLB debut, Aaron Civale’s demanding for a trade and it being granted, the team listening to offers on Jake Bauers, and Freddy Peralta being unsuccessful in attempts at a new contract, there has been a lot of information to keep track of. One thing that might have gotten lost in the shuffle are some words from Civale’s agent, Jack Toffey. Prior to Civale being traded to the White Sox, Toffey revealed critical information that Milwaukee was looking to not only trade his client, but another pitcher on…

Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Aaron Civale demanded a trade from the organization on June 12, 2025. His decision to make this request came after the team announced that they were shifting him to the bullpen, while in a contract year. The Brewers quickly found a trade partner for the seven year veteran as they shipped him to the Chicago White Sox a day later in exchange for Andrew Vaughn. With a new first baseman/designated hitter in the organization, the team’s backup first baseman was quickly found in trade rumors. Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Jake Bauers in trade rumors following acquisition…

The Milwaukee Brewers are shaking up their starting rotation by calling up flamethrowing pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski. He is expected to make his MLB debut as the starter for Thursday’s contest against the St. Louis Cardinals. Long term, it will be interesting to see how the Brewers rotation shakes out as they suddenly may be finding themselves with a plethora of options. Milwaukee Brewers starting pitching options Earlier in the year, Brewers starter/long relief options Brandon Woodruff, DL Hall, Aaron Ashby, Aaron Civale, Nestor Cortes, Robert Gasser, and Jose Quintana all were on the injured list. Hall, Ashby, Civale, and…

The Milwaukee Brewers have a knack for selecting polished college bats early in drafts, with players Garrett Mitchell, Sal Frelick, Tyler Black, Brock Wilken, Mike Boeve, and Blake Burke all being recent additions selected with a high draft pick. This year, Matt Arnold and company may look to do the same. In a recent MLB mock draft, a power hitting catcher/outfielder was predicted to go to the Brewers 20th overall. MLB reporter predicts the Milwaukee Brewers selecting Ike Irish 20th overall At USA Today, MLB reporter Gabe Lacques did a mock draft. At 20th overall he had Milwaukee selecting the…

Recently, a Milwaukee Brewers relievers late inning mishaps have ended up costing the team. Home runs from opposing players at crucial times has led to the other team extending their lead, and ultimately holding onto victory. These struggles have been uncharacteristic of a player who previously had been in a higher leverage role. Brewers reliever Grant Anderson has allowed home runs in each of his last three contests Since the calendar switched to June, pitcher Grant Anderson has allowed home runs in each of his last three contests and has allowed five earned runs overall. Anderson has allowed home runs…

The Milwaukee Brewers are currently without outfielders Garrett Mitchell and Blake Perkins. Mitchell is recovering from an oblique injury sustained at the end of April whereas Perkins fractured his tibia during spring training. Both of their rehabs appear to be syncing up and they are expected to be activated in early July. Brewers outfielders Garrett Mitchell and Blake Perkins expected to return in three to four weeks According to David Gasper at Athlon Sports, both Mitchell and Perkins are close to returning to live game action. Gasper wrote that Perkins is running at 90-95% and that both could begin rehab…

The Milwaukee Brewers have made a transaction of claiming outfielder Drew Avans off of waivers. Avans, a 28 years old lefty, made his MLB debut with the Athletics in late May, but was recently designated for assignment. Matt Arnold claimed him off waivers and optioned him to Triple-A. Another left-handed hitting outfielder on the 40-man roster With Avans joining the Brewers 40-man roster, he makes the fourth active left-handed hitting outfield option. Currently Sal Frelick, Christian Yelich, and Jake Bauers are the active players available. Another lefty, Garrett Mitchell, is on the mend from an oblique injury, which would give…