Gonzalez will start series opener

The Milwaukee Brewers will send left-hander Gio Gonzalez to the mound in game one of the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Miller Park. Since being acquired from Washington on August 31, Gonzalez went 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA in five...

Brewers unveil renovation plans (AUDIO)

The Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday released renderings as well as a full description of the renovation project for Maryvale Baseball Park, showing the full scope of the expansion.  It is scheduled to be completed in time for the start of 2019 Spring Training. ...

Selig looks forward to Cooperstown (AUDIO)

Former Milwaukee Brewers owner as well as former baseball commissioner Bud Selig, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Monday’s season opener against the Colorado Rockies at Miller Park. The old owner (Selig) threw a strike to new principal owner Mark...

Melvin stepping aside in Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Brewers are looking for a new general manager. Team owner Mark Attanasio is in Chicago for the ownership meetings.  He and GM Doug Melvin jointly told reporters that they are beginning the process of finding a new GM.  Melvin said he told Attanasio he...

Brewers likely in for a rebuild (Opinion)

The Milwaukee Brewers (8-19) are likely headed for a rebuild. The question  yet to be determined is just how big that rebuild will be. Since Ron Roenicke was fired on Sunday night, the Brewers have gone 1-1 under new manager Craig Counsell. Will Counsell be able to...

The Brewers start the evaluation process

  Milwaukee Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio and general manager Doug Melvin are meeting this week in Los Angeles to decide manager Ron Roenicke’s fate. For 150 days, Roenicke had his team in first place atop the National League Central.  Then came...

Brewers end season, now who stays and who goes?

The Milwaukee Brewers closed their season with yet another loss, 5-2 to the Chicago Cubs at Miller Park on Sunday. The Brewers dropped 22 of their last 31 games to finish 82-80. General Manager Doug Melvin has already been told he’ll be around for the 2015...

Melvin to return for Brewers next season

Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio announced Saturday that the teams general manager, Doug Melvin, would return in 2015.  There’s no word on manager Ron Roenicke or members of his coaching staff. Attanasio addressed reporters in front of the Brewers dugout...

Mark Attanasio, baseball commissioner?

According to the New York Times, Milwaukee Brewers owner MarkAttanasio , Boston owner Tom Werner and Tampa Bay Rays owner Stuart Sternberg are the three owners that have been interviewed by a search committee, tasked with finding Major League Baseball’s next...

Braun didn’t go far enough (Video – WRN Sports Daily)

The general consensus around the baseball world today is that Milwaukee Brewers suspended outfielder Ryan Braun didn’t do nearly enough after he apologized for his actions with regards to his admission of using performance enhancing drugs. Braun said the things...

Fans welcome Midwest League Champs! (AUDIO)

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers returned home to Fox Cities Stadium Monday afternoon at the 2012 Midwest League Champions.  The Timber Rattlers earned that title for the first time, wrapping up the best of 5 series with Fort Wayne, three games to one. The eight previous...

Brewers pound Pirates in series opener

Corey Hart and Aramis Ramirez hit homes runs to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a 9-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. Brewers starter Mark Rogers (3-1) gave up just 1-run in 5 1/3 innings to win his third straight outing.  He had plenty of offensive...

Brewers extend deals of Melvin and Roenicke

The Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday announced contract extensions for President of Baseball Operations-General Manager Dug Melvin and Manager Roenicke.  The announcement includes a promotion for Melvin, who previously had been the Club’s Executive Vice President...

Brewers open season with record payroll

Even without Prince Fielder, the Milwaukee Brewers begin the 2012 season with a franchise record payroll. The Milwaukee Brewers opened the 2011 season with a payroll of $88.4-million.  This season, the Brewers will start with a pay roll of just over $101-million. When...