After an offseason full of big splashes, the Brewers’ rebuild is ahead of schedule.
Milwaukee adds Christian Yelich and Lorenzo Cain to a suddenly crowded outfield and Miami gets perhaps its best firesale prospect haul yet.
Eric Sogard stays in Milwaukee, signing a one-year extension instead of hitting the open market.
Has a lack of quality contact kept the Rays, and possibly the Brewers, from reaching the postseason?
Milwaukee and St. Louis had two very different outcomes Tuesday night, but it wasn’t all just luck.
On the 23rd episode of the DFA podcast, R.J. and Bryan need to tell you about Tyler Clippard and the Astros’ bullpen. (Not great for a World Series contender.) And is Neil Walker the missing piece for Milwaukee’s Wild Card run? (Probably not!) At least we have Giancarlo Stanton rumors. (Oh no!)
Milwaukee adds Neil Walker to the infield mix and Ryan Howard tries again to get back to the majors.
Texas sends Jonathan Lucroy to Colorado and returns Jeremy Jeffress to Milwaukee.
Milwaukee bets on Anthony Swarzak’s bullpen breakout, Danny Espinosa and Rob Refsnyder find new homes, and the White Sox add another prospect.
Milwaukee adds a pair of relievers, New York picks up yet another first baseman, and the international signing bonus slot just can’t seem to find a home.
Tampa Bay brings in Adeiny Hechavarria and his sterling defensive reputation, while the Brewers claim former All-Star catcher Stephen Vogt off waivers from the A’s.
Zack tells the story of the Tell-Tale Cub, Matt watches Nick Franklin grow old before his eyes, and Jason lets you watch him grow old before your eyes.
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