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Brewers club coverage from the official MLB.com wire.
Brewers club coverage from the official MLB.com wire.
Brewers club coverage from the official MLB.com wire.
Brewers club coverage from the official MLB.com wire.

The Milwaukee Brewers announced 85 wins through August 29, a pace the club marked with visible surprise on its official account.

Brewers reliever Trevor Megill was noted to look visibly red-eyed before a ninth-inning appearance, raising mild concern about his condition.

Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio reached 20 home runs again, a milestone no other Brewer has achieved in each of their first three MLB seasons.

The Brewers announced Chourio reached 20 home runs on the night Milwaukee dedicated to him — a tidy bit of scheduling symmetry.

Brewers reliever Abner Uribe remains on rehab assignment as he works back from a right forearm injury.
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Milwaukee leads the NL Central by 8 games and is reportedly on pace for a franchise-record 100 wins, per Bob Nightengale.

The Brewers righty touched below 101 mph for just the second time in 2025, but credits external conditions and says he feels as good as Opening Day.

The 26-year-old utility infielder exercised his right to free agency after the Brewers outrighted him to Triple-A Nashville.

Andrew Fischer joined the 40-HR club with a three-homer performance, leading all players at any level in home runs this season.
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Milwaukee's Andrew Fischer went deep three times in one game, reaching 42 home runs on the season and matching the all-time Brewers single-season HR record.

Milwaukee has built a commanding divisional advantage, needing just 22 combined wins and rival losses to clinch.

Brewers starter Freddy Peralta spoke about a wet mound in Queens and whether he has been intentionally dialing back his velocity of late.

The Milwaukee Brewers club account announced Jackson recorded 4 hits and 2 home runs in a single game; player ID details were not specified in the post.

Milwaukee's first baseman/outfielder is dealing with shin splints and expected to miss a few days, though he has not been placed on the IL.

The Brewers starter was struck on the back by a hard-hit ball and could not continue, leaving Milwaukee with a bullpen game.

The Brewers left-hander had no time to warm up normally, called into duty the moment he reached the bullpen ahead of Wednesday's contest.

Frelick made his return to the Brewers lineup and had a productive outing, reaching base four times in the game.

Gasser entered unexpectedly in the first inning and held things together for Milwaukee, per the Brewers' official account. What pulled the starter remains unconfirmed.

Manager Pat Murphy and veteran players address Cooper Pratt's benching as a message about Milwaukee's standards, not just individual performance.

Milwaukee ranks top-4 in MLB runs scored while posting the fewest home runs and pull-side fly balls — an unusual offensive profile worth noting.

Manager Pat Murphy pulled rookie Cooper Pratt during Tuesday's game following a missed bunt and failure to run out a pop-up.

Milwaukee reinstated outfielder Sal Frelick from the 10-day IL, returning him to an active roster navigating outfield attrition.

Milwaukee reinstates outfielder Sal Frelick from the 10-day injured list, signaling his return to active duty.

The Milwaukee Brewers announced the return of a player named Salvatore, though the nature and terms of the move have not been detailed.

Naylor is posting strong numbers at Nashville and could be in line for a September call-up when rosters expand.

The Brewers outfielder was hit by a pitch and left the game early, raising short-term availability concerns.

Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell underwent an X-ray during the game, raising questions about his availability going forward.

Milwaukee's Jake Bauers took a foul ball off his right foot mid-game and returned to the field with a noticeable limp, raising post-game health concerns.

Mitchell departed in the fourth inning after taking a hit-by-pitch on a bunt attempt, per Brewers beat reporter Adam McCalvy. No further details have been reported.