Cooper Pratt is currently the No. 50 prospect in the game, and the outlet thinks he could be ranked much higher when the next update comes out in July.

It’s Monday, May 12 and the Brewers (20-21) are in Cleveland to take on the Guardians (23-17). Freddy Peralta is slated to take the mound for Milwaukee against Ben Lively for Cleveland.

One of the many jobs of a Major League manager is to exude optimism when reasons for pessimism abound. Take the Brewers, who went 21 innings without scoring a run before finally breaking through to tie Saturday’s game in the third inning,

Josh Hader and the Houston Astros roll into town for a series with Milwaukee; how has he fared lately? Checking in on other ex-Brewers, as well.

Could the Milwaukee Brewers surprisingly become trade partners with the New York Yankees this summer? Milwaukee entered Monday with a 20-21 record, three games

The box score says the save went to Trevor Megill after his three-up, three-down, six-pitch ninth inning sealed the Brewers’ 4-3 win over the Astros on Tuesday at American Family Field. But this night

The Milwaukee Brewers are in the middle of the race in their division, but could propel themselves up the standings with the right trade.

The Brewers rank 14th in runs scored, but things could be much worse. They rank 23rd in team batting average and 21st in home runs. They aren’t hitting for average or power, yet they’ve remained competitive,