Former Milwaukee Brewers OF Released by Astros; Searching for 7th Team in 6 Years
The Milwaukee Brewers, like all Major League Baseball teams, are making their final decisions as they pertain to their Opening Day roster.
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Brewers News: Christian Yelich Has the Most Optimistic Update on His Health Ahead of 2025 Opening – ‘I Don’t Really Think I’ll Have Any Restrictions’
The win-loss record in the Spring Training does not matter that much to teams but the Milwaukee Brewers have so much to invest in that period.
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Tue, Mar 25
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Former Milwaukee Brewers 1B “Unconditionally Released” by Houston Astros
For over a decade, the Milwaukee Brewers had a revolving door at first base.
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Former Milwaukee Brewers Slugger Has Made Seattle Mariners 2025 Opening Day Roster
From 2012 through 2021, a span of 10 years, the Milwaukee Brewers had 10 different opening day starters at first base: 2012- Mat Gamel 2013- Alex Gonzalez 2014- Lyle Overbay 2015- Adam Lind 2016- Chris Carter 2017- Eric Thames 2018- Ryan Braun 2019- Jesus Aguilar 2020- Justin Smoak 2021- Keston Hiura Halfway through the 2021 [.
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Milwaukee Brewers: Young Star Predicted to Match 1 Robin Yount Achievement
The Milwaukee Brewers are starting the 2025 MLB season with more questions than answers.
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“Good to Go;” Milwaukee Brewers Outfielder Breaks Silence on Minor Injury That Kept Him Out for 1 Week
The Milwaukee Brewers concluded 2025 Spring Training with a 4-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Monday afternoon.
Mon, Mar 24
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Milwaukee Brewers: Jackson Chourio Reveals His Confidence Level Going Into 2025 on a Scale of 1-10
What a difference a year can make, especially for Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio.
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“I’m Going Back Home;” Milwaukee Brewers Legend Hank Aaron Returned to City 50 Years Ago
The Milwaukee Brewers have retired just four numbers in addition to Jackie Robinson’s number 42.
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Brewers’ must pursue this waived starting pitcher to address early season depth concerns
The Milwaukee Brewers used 17 different starting pitchers a season ago, tying a franchise record.
