Reviewing the Brew

2 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

The Brewers have a strong recent track record against the AL. They need that trend to continue now more than ever. The Milwaukee Brewers are currently part of the way through a key stretch of interleague play, where they have 15 consecutive games against American League teams. They began this part of their schedule by going 3-3 against the Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays, but have the Cleveland Guardians, Minnesota Twins, and Baltimore Orioles awaiting them.

2 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Sam Phalen

An update on members of the 2024 Milwaukee Brewers that have moved on to new teams and how they are faring in 2025It's been an underwhelming first quarter for the Milwaukee Brewers, who find themselves a game below .500 as they begin a three-game series against the 23-16 Cleveland Guardians. It's a stark contrast from last year's Brewers team that held a 24-15 record on this date a year ago.

3 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

Brendan Summerhill would continue the Brewers' recent emphasis on college bats in the early rounds of the MLB DraftIn the first MLB Pipeline mock draft, the Milwaukee Brewers are projected to bolster their farm system with a college outfielder, signaling a continued emphasis on polished, high-upside position players. Previously, the Brew Crew have gone with college bats with their first or second selection during the competitive balance round six times since the year 2020.

6 days ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Sam Phalen

Lacking top-end talent, the 2025 MLB draft class sets up perfectly for the Milwaukee BrewersThe Milwaukee Brewers are not going to be picking anywhere near the top of the 2025 MLB Draft. They rarely do. Because Milwaukee is regularly fielding a competitive big league roster, the Brewers have not made a selection in the top 10 picks of a draft since they selected Keston Hiura with the 9th overall pick back in 2017.

1 week ago | reviewingthebrew.com | Tyler Koerth

Brewers fans won't soon forget this players brief, exciting stint in MilwaukeeA former Brewers first baseman is stepping away from the game, but not for injury or performance reasons. Instead, Ji-Man Choi is temporarily pausing his baseball career to fulfill mandatory military service, a commitment required in his home country of South Korea. Once this requirement is fulfilled, a 2027 return to baseball is the goal, as the required military service duration is between 18 and 21 months long.