The Brewers occupy an interesting space as a small-market franchise enjoying consistent success, especially as an MLB labor stoppage looms.

Despite a bottom-10 payroll, the Brewers are among MLB's best teams again extracting the most out of their talent.

The Milwaukee Brewers have come a long way since March 31, etching a win streak that has extended to XX games.

Williams sensed he was gone last year after giving up that game-winning homer to Mets first baseman Pete Alonso in the Division series. It was a gut-wrenching end to the Brewers’ season, the last game beloved Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker called.

Brewers manager Pat Murphy referred to his team as a "bunch of average Joes" after they swept the Dodgers.

With the All-Star break in the rearview and regular-season baseball back in full swing, the MLB world now shifts its focus to the rapidly approaching trade deadline. And with roughly 100 games done for each team,

BOTTOM LINE: Both the Seattle Mariners and the Milwaukee Brewers are looking for a series win with a victory on Wednesday. Seattle is 54-47 overall and 28-23 at home. The Mariners have hit 139 total home runs to rank third in the AL.

On Wednesday morning, Bleacher Report’s Zachary D. Rymer half-ironically labeled the Brewers as “possibly the worst team ever” in an article devoted to knee-jerk Major League Baseball reactions.

Andrew Vaughn accomplished something pretty rare in the Milwaukee Brewers organization, homering in his first at-bat with the team. The blast against Los Angeles Dodgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto on ...

The Brewers are one of only seven teams without a player worth at least 2.4 fWAR. So, for a team with a lot of good players but without a great one this year, who’s their all-star?