David Banks-USA TODAY Sports Brewers return home for first time since the All-Star break Coming off solid back-to-back series wins against the rival Minnesota Twins and Chicago Cubs out of the All-Star break, the Brewers now return home to take on the Miami Marlins to begin their second-half home schedule. Milwaukee faced Miami in Florida back in May, dropping two of three to the last-place squad. The Marlins have an extremely depleted pitching staff, with Eury Pérez, Sixto Sánchez, Jesús Luzardo, Josh Simpson, Ryan Weathers, Sandy Alcantara, and Braxton Garrett all facing extended stays on th ..read more

David Banks-USA TODAY Sports Go-ahead double by William Contreras in ninth helps guide Milwaukee to a series win at Wrigley Box Score Coming off a hard-fought 1-0 win over the Cubs on Tuesday night, the Brewers eked out another tough win on Wednesday afternoon, beating Chicago 3-2 behind a go-ahead double from catcher William Contreras in the ninth inning. Justin Steele started his day off in a jam, walking Joey Ortiz and Willy Adames and allowing a single to Rhys Hoskins to load the bases with just one out. Jackson Chourio kicked off the scoring with an RBI single that was nearly caught by Mi ..read more

Matt Marton-USA TODAY Sports Brewers go for series win in season finale against Cubs After a closely fought 1-0 win over the Cubs in a rain-delayed Tuesday night game, the Brewers are looking to close out their road trip with another series win at Wrigley Field Wednesday afternoon. Milwaukee is 3-1 through the first four games of their short five-game trip out of the All-Star break, having swept the Twins in two games and splitting the first two games against the Cubs. Having already clinched the season series against Chicago, the Brewers will now look to win the series Wrigley Field against l ..read more

Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK Gary Sánchez reinstated from injured list to fill roster spot The Brewers have placed outfielder Christian Yelich on the 10-day injured list with a back injury, as catcher Gary Sánchez was reinstated from his IL stint to fill the roster spot. C Gary Sánchez reinstated from the 10-day injured list. OF Christian Yelich placed on the 10-day injured list with low back inflammation. pic.twitter.com/CgRzFlxE6h — Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) July 24, 2024 Yelich exited Tuesday night’s game against the Cubs with a back injury, and it come ..read more

Matt Marton-USA TODAY Sports Colin Rea stars, Brice Turang breaks slump with game-winning hit Box Score Rain delayed tonight’s start by about an hour and a half, and for most of the night, it looked like both the Brewers’ and Cubs’ offenses just decided not to show up at all. But this ended up being a tense, thrilling pitcher’s duel, and Milwaukee was able to prevail in an ugly, sweaty 1-0 win. It looked early like the wait may have thrown off Cubs starter Jameson Taillon tonight, as he walked two batters in the top of the first inning, despite a BB/9 number of just 1.7 on the season. But Will ..read more

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports The 20-year-old rookie is starting to deliver on his promise Jackson Chourio is as promising a prospect as the Brewers have ever had. His raw tools, particularly his speed and quick hands, are enticing enough to draw comparisons to last year’s MVP, Ronald Acuña Jr. In the minor leagues, he showed a tremendous ability to quickly adapt to a new level of pitching, despite being consistently way younger than his competition. After the Brewers signed him to the largest deal ever for a player with no major league experience, there was no financial incentive to keep Chouri ..read more

Matt Marton-USA TODAY Sports The Brewers left 10 men on base and went 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Box Score On Monday night, the Brewers put themselves in position several times to score. However, the team struggled to come through. Meanwhile, the Cubs slowly built up a lead and held on to it. The end result was a 3-1 loss on Monday night. It didn’t take long for the Brewers to put together their first scoring opportunity. With one out in the first, William Contreras doubled to put the first runner in scoring position. They added another runner with a Willy Adames walk, but Sal F ..read more

Photo by Matt Krohn/Getty Images The last series against the Cubs this season begins tonight After a weekend series in Minnesota, the Brewers travel southeast along I-94 from the Twin Cities to Chicago. The Brewers are 6-4 against the Cubs so far this season, and need just one win to secure the season series victory. Tobias Myers will get the start to make the first attempt for the season series win. Myers has struggled against the Cubs this season, posting a 7.00 ERA in two starts covering nine innings. They are one of the few teams that he’s struggled against this season. Christian Yelich is ..read more

Celebrate Jackson Chourio’s hot rookie season with a new shirt from Breaking T In an homage to the “Cheerios” brand, our friends at Breaking T have released a new “Chourios” shirt celebrating Brewers rookie outfield Jackson Chourio, who has been among the best players in the league since June 1 as he’s overcome a slow start in his age-20 season. Per the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Curt Hogg, Chourio leads all MLB rookies in fWAR since June (1.4), hitting .309/.363/.504 with five homers, nine doubles, and five steals while also playing solid defense. Those numbers have helped him improve acro ..read more

Lauren Witte/Clarion Ledger / USA TODAY NETWORK Eric Brown Jr. has huge weekend for Biloxi Each week, I’ll be bringing you a roundup of the Brewers minor league affiliates, including score updates, key players, and more. Here is the week 17 roundup. Triple-A Nashville The Sounds dropped two of three to the Norfolk Tides (46-49 overall; 10-10 second half), falling to 50-46 overall with a 12-9 second-half record, ½ game behind Columbus for first place in the International League West. Chris Roller picked up the only homer of the weekend set, while Brewer Hicklen led the offense with four hits. O ..read more