Milwaukee, WI ~ With less than a month to go before the Milwaukee Brewers head to Arizona, many may think that general manager David Stearns has finished his off-season duties,  ready to continue with the squad he has. It would be reasonable, considering Milwaukee Opening Day payroll is $ 112 million, a franchise record for the club. The Brewers roster looks complete, besides the second base situation, which doesn’t look that bad. However, according to a respected broadcaster in Atlanta, Paul

Milwaukee, WI ~ Last season’s numbers for Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun don’t stand out as necessarily groundbreaking  : .254 batting average, 64 RBI, and 20 homeruns. But if you go further into the details you will realize that Ryan Braun caught the case of some bad luck. Thanks to Statcast, MLB’s high speed, highly accurate tool to track statistics and massive amounts of baseball data, we were able to see that Ryan Braun deserved to have a higher batting

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ Milwaukee Brewers general manager David Stearns has been interested in starting pitcher since the 2017 trade deadline, and he still might be trying to figure out a way to bring the right hander to Milwaukee this offseason. MLB insider Jon Morosi says that the Brewers are  “prominent ” in trade discussions with the New York Yankees. Gray has been on the trade block all offseason, and it is almost certain that he will not be in Yankee pinstripes

Milwaukee, WI ~ With the loss of Jonathan Schoop, the Milwaukee Brewers are once again hunting second base depth, according to Jon Heyman. One of the players that the Brewers seem to be interested in is Pittsburgh Pirates infielder and Brewers killer, Josh Harrison. Harrison will be 32 years old next season, and debuted in 2011, playing all eight years of his career with the Pirates. His best season came in 2014, when he posted a .315 batting average, to go

Las Vegas, Nevada ~ In what has been a quiet offseason so far for the Milwaukee Brewers, general manager David Stearns and company made a small splash by re signing Jimmy Nelson to a 1 year, $3.7 million deal, avoiding arbitration. After missing all of last season because of a major shoulder surgery, Nelson looks to rebound in 2019. In the 2017 season, Nelson debuted a new change of delivery and pitch mixing, posting ace-worthy stats. With a bold curveball, slider,

Milwaukee, W.I. ~ In Game 7 of the National League Championship Series, Jhoulys Chacin will start for the Milwaukee Brewers, against Walker Buehler, starting for the Los Angeles Dodgers. In such an exciting series, it is only fitting that it will take a seventh game, which will take place at 7:10 at Miller Park in Milwaukee, to decide who will represent the NL in the World Series. Buehler and Chacin faced off against each other in Game 3, in Los Angeles,