As the July 31 trade deadline rapidly approaches, the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves firmly in a playoff race. Simultaneously, the Crew is grappling with key lineup questions that could define their postseason hopes.

The Milwaukee Brewers would be wise to go all in on the 2025 Major League Baseball season. Milwaukee has been great overall this season. There was some struggle

The Milwaukee Brewers have surged to the top of the National League Central standings. Milwaukee is currently tied for first with the Chicago Cubs and own MLB's best record (34-12) since May 25. Right-hander Freddy Peralta's name continues to surface in trade rumors.

As the Major League Baseball trade deadline approaches (5 p.m. CT Aug. 1), we'll keep tabs on the rumors and speculation related to the Milwaukee Brewers from around the internet.

The white-hot Milwaukee Brewers suddenly look like one of the scariest teams in Major League Baseball. After sweeping the defending world champion Los Angeles Dodgers for the second time this month, the Brewers have a share of the best record in MLB with the Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers.

The Milwaukee Brewers can currently do no wrong; they have the Midas touch. Winners of 11 straight contests, the surging squad has closed the gap on the Chicago

After the Cardinals were swept by the Diamondbacks, teams were calling to see if they were looking to trade some players.

Landing someone like Suárez is the type of move that would take the Brewers to another level, but they clearly would also then need to make a tough decision in the infield. Durbin has been the everyday third baseman, but if they can move him to shortstop and open just the third base job, it just makes the Suárez buzz more interesting.