Brewers' first World Series title is now a blueprint piece: Twins-focused analysis says Milwaukee won by sticking to its beliefs, like flipping Hader, Burnes and Peralta for key pieces. Consistency, not small ball, gets the credit. 🏆
Brewers reportedly will listen to trade offers for closer Trevor Megill, who's entering his final contract year. Aaron Ashby's 18 scoreless playoff innings make him a possible successor, though he struggled as a regular-season closer. 🔒
Reportedly, the World Series champion Brewers will at least listen to trade offers for closer Trevor Megill. One proposed Yankees package: prospects Core Jackson and Xavier Rivas. Pure speculation, though Abner Uribe's control through 2030 offers a built-in successor. 🔄
World Series champ Brewers will reportedly at least listen on trade offers for All-Star closer Trevor Megill, per ESPN's Jeff Passan. Nothing is agreed. Abner Uribe and Aaron Ashby are internal closer options, with Uribe the likelier fit. 🔒
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Brice Turang won his second Gold Glove, just the third Brewer to win multiple. He led the NL with 23 DRS and tied for seventh with 14 OAA, a rebound from 2025. Add 21 homers, 100 RBI and 7.3 bWAR, and the glove is only part of the case. 🏆
Brewers won their first World Series title, but the offseason clock is ticking. With a lockout looming Dec. 1, Matt Arnold's front office has about 30 days to address first base and more, with Woodruff, Bauers and May now free agents. ⏳
Brice Turang and Jackson Chourio added Gold Gloves to the World Series champion Brewers' haul. Turang takes his second (also 2024), and Chourio is a first-time winner in left field. Defense, officially certified. 🧤
Brewers land two Gold Gloves: Brice Turang, who led MLB second basemen with 23 DRS, takes his second, and Jackson Chourio wins his first, the franchise's first at left field. 🏆 It's the third time Milwaukee has had two winners.
Brewers sweep their finalists: Brice Turang (second base) and Jackson Chourio (left field) won 2026 NL Gold Gloves, days after the World Series title. Turang led infielders with 23 DRS; Chourio went error-free and led NL left fielders with 13 DRS. 🥇
Brice Turang has claimed his second Gold Glove Award after a stellar 2026 defensive season, per the announcement. Voting is 75% managers and coaches, 25% sabermetrics, so the glove work passed both the eye test and the spreadsheet. 🧤
David Ortiz praised Brewers left fielder Jackson Chourio's playoff swagger after Milwaukee's World Series title over Tampa Bay. "He doesn't take any cheap shots at the plate," Ortiz said. Chourio hit .288 with two homers and nine RBIs in 13 games this postseason. 🏆
The Brewers are 2026 World Series champions, the franchise's first title, and this look at the overlooked contributors credits an organization-wide effort. Draft, development, and trades built a roster that fit together without big free-agent stars. 🏆
Former Brewers slugger Rowdy Tellez, most recently with the Atlanta Braves, elected free agency on October 29 and is now open to sign with any MLB team. A first baseman with a 35-homer season on his résumé, he's back on the market. 🔎
The 2026 Brewers hit the fewest homers in the NL, then won their first World Series by scoring every way possible: walk-off singles, late rallies, power vs. the Dodgers, and a homer-less eight-run inning vs. Tampa Bay. Power optional. 🏆
A projection from Sportsnaut's Matt Johnson floats Trevor Megill to the Twins as a possible Brewers trade this winter. Megill (2.63 ERA, 30 saves in 2026) enters a contract year, and Milwaukee's habit of moving pitchers before free agency fuels the idea. Nothing is official. 🔒
Brewers prospect Matthew Wood, now in the Arizona Fall League with Scottsdale, caught Jacob Misiorowski and Logan Henderson in the minors. He says he knew they'd be stars, calling Misiorowski's velocity and extension "a one-of-one thing." ⚾
The Brewers' World Series party rolled onto Saturday Night Live. Christian Yelich, Brice Turang (with the trophy) and Pat Murphy joined Bobby Moynihan's "Drunk Uncle" on Weekend Update. Yelich got the Pete Davidson line. 🏆
World Series champs, now with a Studio 8H credit. Christian Yelich, Brice Turang and manager Pat Murphy cameoed on SNL's Weekend Update, convincing Drunk Uncle that a beer-named team really won it all. Yelich also got an SNL Pete Davidson nod. 🍺
World Series champion Brewers took the Weekend Update desk on SNL. Christian Yelich, Pat Murphy and Brice Turang (holding the trophy) joined in, and "Drunk Uncle" mistook the captain for Pete Davidson. Rings, a trophy, and a lookalike joke. 🏆
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