Jake Bauers has a $23.15M qualifying offer from the Brewers, and Bleacher Report's Tim Kelly projects he'll accept it. After a 26-homer, .874 OPS season and NLCS MVP honors, Bauers returning on a one-year deal would be a notable discount on security. 💰
Caleb Durbin, traded from Milwaukee to Boston in February, won his first Gold Glove in 2026 and credited the Brewers' coaching staff for the work behind it. Harrison, Drohan and Hamilton, the return in that deal, became World Series champions with Milwaukee. 🧤
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Christian Yelich celebrated the Brewers' first World Series title by working a shift at a Greendale Raising Cane's, drawing 400+ fans. Brandon Woodruff carried the trophy onto Lambeau Field at the end of the first quarter of the Packers' Thursday night game. 🍗
Top spot in American Family Field history: the Brewers' World Series clincher on Oct. 28, 2026, a 4-1 win at the Rays, celebrated by 31,000 fans at a watch party in the empty ballpark. The 2008 finale vs. the Cubs, a 3-1 win, ranks second. 🏆
Pat Murphy waited until 2015 for his first big-league coaching job after nearly three decades in college ball. At 67, he's now at the front of the line as manager of the World Series champion Brewers, the best team in baseball all season. 🏆
Ángel Zerpa's roster spot is a question for Brewers. He's recovering from Tommy John surgery and likely won't return until around August, with a projected $1.3M arbitration salary. Open 40-man space helps his case, but his 6.39 ERA in 12⅔ innings doesn't. ⚖️
Pat Murphy skipped the official SNL afterparty but still landed in Lorne Michaels' office with Yelich and Turang, plus Tom Hanks, Spielberg and J.J. Abrams. Murphy gave Hanks his World Series game hat. Review: same face for nine innings. 🎬
Pat Murphy is a finalist for NL Manager of the Year again, and he's the clear front-runner for a record third straight win. No manager has ever done it, though he's one of four with back-to-back awards. Champions get to chase history, too. 🏆
Lockout expected after Dec. 1, so the Brewers' offseason is compressed into November. The GM Meetings (Nov. 9-12, Las Vegas) gain weight as trade groundwork gets laid, with Jake Bauers already extended the qualifying offer. 🕒
Brewers' first World Series title has Arizona Fall League prospects dreaming big. Eleven of the 26 players on the championship roster were homegrown, and Scorpions skipper Rafael Neda, a former Brewers draftee, watched many of them start out in the system. 🏆
Champions without the long ball: the Brewers hit 154 homers (28th in MLB) to Chicago's 211, yet scored 832 runs to the White Sox's 776. Walks, steals and contact fueled 103 wins and a World Series title. 🏆
Brewers' 2026 postseason run started with a bang: Jackson Chourio's two-out, 2–2 walk-off single off Mason Miller in NLDS Game 2 scored Yelich and Frelick for a 4–3 win. The best record in baseball turned into a 2–0 lead over San Diego. 🔥
Pat Murphy told MLB Network the World Series parade "blew me away," citing a reported 700,000 fans turning out. The Brewers' first title in franchise history gave Milwaukee a celebration to match. 🏆
MLB Trade Rumors' Anthony Franco predicts the Brewers could sign free-agent reliever Jonathan Loáisiga to a two-year, $13M deal. He posted a 2.42 ERA over 67 innings last season, and the ground-ball profile could suit Milwaukee's bullpen. Only a prediction. 🔒
Brewers kicked off the offseason by exercising William Contreras' $15.5M option for 2027 and extending Jake Bauers a $23.15M qualifying offer, due Nov. 17. Sánchez and Senzatela options were declined, so both hit free agency. 📋
The World Series champion Brewers had a busy Monday: Turang, Misiorowski, Megill and Pat Murphy landed award nominations. The front office also weighed 2027 contract options, extended Jake Bauers the qualifying offer, and saw some optioned players elect free agency. 🏆
Days after the Brewers' World Series title over the Rays, Christian Yelich says the club stuck to its formula: steady winning all year, no streak longer than five games. Consistency, not fireworks, got Milwaukee to October. 🏆
Reigning champs, still not unanimous. Erik Kratz ranks the Brewers No. 2 behind the Dodgers in early 2027 power rankings, citing the difficulty of repeating. A.J. Pierzynski, ESPN and SI all put Milwaukee first. 🏆
Four Brewers made the MLB award finalist cut: Jacob Misiorowski (NL Cy Young), Brice Turang (NL MVP), Pat Murphy (NL Manager of the Year, seeking a third straight) and Trevor Megill (new NL Relief Pitcher of the Year). Milwaukee's well represented. 🏆
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