Reviewing the Brew

3 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

Rhys Hoskins carried the Brewers offense through a turbulent MayThe Milwaukee Brewers experienced a rollercoaster ride in May, filled with highs and lows. The month began with a streaky stretch of three straight losses, followed by three consecutive wins, and then another three-game skid. A 2-6 slump followed that, in which the offense was shut out four times before the halfway point in the month.

5 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

The 2025 MLB Draft is about six weeks away, with the event commencing on July 13. Milwaukee is one organization poised to add a lot of talent in the early portion of the draft, with four picks coming in the first 68 selections. Through the Competitive Balance Round-B phase of the MLB Draft, Matt Arnold and company have picks at No. 20, No.32, No.59, and No.68 overall.

6 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

On May 22, the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-5. Aaron Civale was the starting pitcher in this contest and he was making his first start back after a lengthy injured list stint due to a hamstring strain. Civale's return unfortunately came with a bullpen that was short-handed and in the rainy depths of PNC Park. The Brewers reinforced their pitching staff by calling up Carlos Rodriguez, who ended up making an appearance out of the bullpen.

1 week ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Sam Phalen

Adrian Houser is reviving his MLB career with the Chicago White Sox after being released by three other teamsThe Milwaukee Brewers first acquired Adrian Houser in a blockbuster deal with the Houston Astros back in 2015. He debuted that same season, but it took Houser a few years before he settled in as a mainstay of the Brewers' starting rotation. Once he settled in, Houser started 97 games for the Brewers from 2019-2023. He covered 539.1 innings during that span and posted an ERA of 4.00.

1 week ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

It's been a tough start to the year for Tobias Myers. Here's how the Brewers might handle his development. At the end of last season, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Tobias Myers had momentum on his side. He was a breakout pitcher for Milwaukee in 2024, had delivered five innings of shutout baseball in a postseason elimination game, and was one pitcher that manager Pat Murphy had confidently declared as a lock for the starting rotation in 2025. Unfortunately, baseball had other plans.