When the Brewers and Cubs played at the beginning of May, the Cubs were clearly the better team as they easily won the first two games of the series before the Brewers avoided a sweep by salvaging the third game. Tonight, after a rocky start, the Brewers looked like they belonged.

Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Al LeBoeuf has returned to the team after leaving earlier this month to have surgery for prostate cancer.

MLB reporter Héctor Gómez wrote on Twitter that the Brewers had emerged "now as a top suitor" for Suarez, but the names he mentioned as a possible return lined up perfectly with our Journal Sentinel story proposing mock trades (with reaction and analysis from Curt Hogg), which seems fishy.

The Milwaukee Brewers got some rough news on Monday. Milwaukee reliever Rob Zastryzny has been working his way back from a rib injury but re-aggrevated it, per

Andrew Vaughn, Sal Frelick and Christian Yelich homered and the Milwaukee Brewers overcame a shaky start from All-Star Jacob Misiorowski to beat the Chicago Cubs 8-4 on Monday night and take sole possession of first place in the NL Central.

Jackson Chourio's 20-game hitting streak puts him in rare air, with a feat only five other Brewers can claim in club history.

In a surprising turn, 2025 RHP and Texas A&M commit Chase Bentley has signed a deal with Milwaukee after being drafted in the 19th Round.