Jacob Morrison, all of 6-foot-8 on the mound, was the fifth and final pick on Day 1 of the draft for the Brewers.

They’ve been torching all comers for the bulk of the last two months, playing 19 games over .500 (31-12) since May 24. Impressively, they managed to shift into an even higher gear heading into the All-Star break, winning their last seven games — three of them against the mighty Dodgers — by a combined score of 40-14.

Counsell's father, Craig, also went to Whitefish Bay and played for the Brewers over two stints, first in 2004 and then again from 2007 through 2011. He also happens to be the winningest manager in franchise history,

Nestor Cortes talks about his return to health, experience with the Brewers and Milwaukee, and ill-fated Game 1 for the Yankees in the World Series.

Jacob Morrison was a big part of that. Literally. Morrison measures up at 6-foot-8 and 245 pounds. And now, he's the newest Milwaukee Brewers pitcher. They chose the right-hander in the third round of the MLB Draft on Sunday night.

LSU baseball second baseman Daniel Dickinson was taken by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2025 MLB Draft. What the Brewers are getting in Dickinson.

We've reached the unofficial halfway point of the 2025 Milwaukee Brewers season, and it's been a fun ride. These memorable moments stick out.

The Milwaukee Brewers have earned the right to go shopping for upgrades at the trade deadline. Entering play on Wednesday, the Brewers are 52-40, a season-best

Brewers closer Trevor Megill was recently announced as a replacement for his teammate, Freddy Peralta. Peralta will still attend the All-Star Game and festivities, but will not be pitching in the exhibition game because he's scheduled to pitch on July 13 against the Nationals.