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After being named the Yankees’ Opening Day starter last season, Nestor Cortes plans to enjoy the atmosphere more this time. Traded to the Brewers in December, the left-hander isn’t scheduled to debut in his new uniform until Game 2. He knows exactly what kind of environment to expect at Yankee

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Starting right fielder Sal Frelick returned to the lineup with a flourish in the Brewers’ final Spring Training game Monday. Frelick hit cleanup and had two RBI singles -- one to left field, one to right -- in his two plate appearances in the Brewers’ matchup against

PHOENIX, Ariz. -- Here’s a question for Jackson Chourio as the budding Brewers star began a recent workday: On a scale of 1-10, how would he rate his confidence heading into his sophomore season in the big leagues?

PHOENIX -- Mark Canha, Tyler Black, Caleb Durbin and Manuel Margot are out. Vinny Capra appears in. With less than one week to go and the Brewers’ camp roster dwindling, here is our latest attempt at predicting an Opening Day roster. Catchers (2): William Contreras, Eric Haase There was no

One of the joys of the offseason is poring over prospect rankings. Of course, there is no One True Prospects List handed down from the baseball heavens -- each list has its own set of preferences and biases. Some people prefer upside while others put a premium on proximity to

PHOENIX -- The Professional Baseball Physical Therapy Society is holding its first annual memorabilia auction beginning Monday to benefit The Miracle League. As Brewers head athletic trainer Brad Epstein sees it, it’s a perfect match. To understand why, you have to understand the mission of The Miracle League, a nonprofit

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If you're reading this, congratulations -- you've just about made it through another offseason. In a matter of days, the 2025 season will exist outside of predictions and projections, and every team will be playing baseball that matters again. But before Opening Day festivities kick off on Thursday, we still

PHOENIX – At 2 p.m. MST on Friday, four hours before the Brewers hosted the D-backs at American Family Fields of Phoenix and four days before the Brewers will board a flight bound for New York and Opening Day at Yankee Stadium, Mark Canha still had no idea whether he

It’s almost Opening Day, with the excitement and promise of a new season radiating throughout the sport and beyond. It’s time to consume baseball in every form possible, including, of course, talking baseball. Whether it’s water-cooler talks, Slacks from the home office, family dinners or group chats, you’re going to

It's always tough -- maybe even impossible -- to predict which Spring Training performances will carry over to the regular season. But we try to do it anyway. With domestic Opening Day less than a week away, let's try to pick out some of the players whose stellar springs will

PHOENIX -- Brewers equipment manager Jason Shawger heard the voice from down a hallway and knew exactly who it was. So did Mike Vassallo, the club’s longtime senior director of media relations. They popped their heads around a corner for a look at the prospect with the voice -- and

Opening Day at Yankee Stadium always delivers added pageantry, and the home team is hoping for a ninth-inning opportunity to call upon closer Devin Williams and his “Airbender” -- an offering that figures to be very familiar to everyone in the visiting dugout. A two-time National League Reliever of the

With Spring Training reaching the home stretch, teams are beginning the process of finalizing their Opening Day rosters. A number of the game's up-and-coming prospects remain in the mix for big league jobs at this critical juncture, vying for final roster spots that have yet to be decided upon. Here’s

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Brewers were this close to naming Brice Turang their starting shortstop, but a lingering bout of arm fatigue has promoted another change of plans. Turang will stay put at second base and Joey Ortiz will be the shortstop. That was one of the myriad issues on

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PHOENIX, Ariz. -- When the Brewers traded Devin Williams to the Yankees this winter, it would have been easy for Milwaukee’s players to view it as a negative. That’s not how Matt Arnold saw it. The Brewers’ senior vice president and general manager had experience with such moves, having traded

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Brewers right-hander Tobias Myers will open the regular season on the injured list with a left oblique strain, but a return to action before the end of April is in play based on the results of an MRI scan, according to manager Pat Murphy on Monday. “It’s

Fifteen games, several jersey swaps and countless highlights later, the second edition of Spring Breakout has officially concluded – and it lived up to its billing. Of the 16 contests sprinkled across four days, only one game (Dodgers vs. Cubs) was rained out. Coincidentally, the Cubs were one of two

PHOENIX, Ariz. -- The Brewers were facing a starting pitching shortage on Sunday while awaiting word on the severity of right-hander Tobias Myers’ left oblique injury, and perhaps watching Brandon Woodruff's velocity tick up another notch in his first Major League game in 18 months, wondering whether his shoulder rehab

PHOENIX – Jesús Made was at the top of the Brewers’ lineup for Sunday’s 9-7 loss to the Reds in the finale of MLB’s four-day Spring Breakout, a fitting perch when you consider that the 17-year-old infielder is under a bright spotlight as MLB Pipeline’s No. 55 prospect. Made could

There will be regular-season baseball games played this week, which means it’s almost time to bid adieu to Spring Training. As Opening Day nears, dozens of players -- from roster hopefuls to young phenoms to veterans in new places -- will look back on their spring performances fondly. With an

PHOENIX – Newcomer Nestor Cortes will follow Opening Day starter Freddy Peralta during the Brewers’ season-opening at Yankee Stadium, manager Pat Murphy confirmed Saturday, but after that, the Brewers were facing some tough decisions in their starting rotation. A new injury concern could significantly complicate the situation.