The Brewers Finally Closed the Loop on 1982
The Brewers waited 57 years for a title and 44 years for another shot at one, and with Christian Yelich as captain, this time they did not blow it like 1982.
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The Rays Just Made the 'Boring World Series' Take Look Dumb
A rookie's extra-innings homer should have ended it. Instead, an error and a chopper sent the Rays-Brewers World Series to a Game 5 nobody saw coming.
The Brewers' 8-Run World Series Inning Didn't Need a Star
Chourio went 4-for-5, but the Brewers' 8-run fifth was built by six different hitters -- and that depth is the real problem for Tampa Bay in Game 4.
Brewers-Rays Game 2 Ended on an Unreviewable Call
Yandy Diaz's check swing ended Brewers-Rays World Series Game 2 and exposed a replay gap MLB has let stand for a century. Here's why nobody's fixing it.
The Rays and Brewers Are Finally Here
The Rays beat the Guardians to set up a Brewers-Rays World Series between two title-less franchises. I'm not rooting — I'm just enjoying the show.
The Dodgers Never Had Milwaukee's Number All Year
Milwaukee is up 3-0 and has owned this matchup all year. Tyler Glasnow starts win-or-go-home for LA, and deep down, everyone knows how this ends.
Dave Roberts Explained the Loss Before It Happened
Dave Roberts said he felt good with Blake Snell's stuff. Two batters later, the Dodgers were down 3-0 in the NLCS. That's not a plan, that's a confession.
The Dodgers Are Betting Their Season on Snell's Groin
Down 0-2 in the NLCS, the Dodgers are trusting a must-win Game 3 to Blake Snell and a groin that's barely let him pitch since mid-September.
The Dodgers Might Bench Shohei Ohtani in Game 3
Dave Roberts says the Dodgers will talk to Ohtani about sitting Game 3 of the NLCS. Down 0-2 to Milwaukee, the two-way bet is buckling at the worst time.
The Dodgers Never Saw the Same Pitcher Twice
Milwaukee's bullpen turned NLCS Game 1 into a blueprint: five different arms, one run allowed, and a Dodgers lineup that never got to adjust.
The Dodgers Outspend the Final Four. The Brewers Outwon Them.
The Dodgers' $339M payroll beats the Brewers, Rays, and Guardians combined. Milwaukee still won three more games than LA did spending 43% as much.
Mason Miller Got Picked Apart. The Padres Have No Plan B.
Mason Miller's 'lights-out' label didn't survive one alert baserunner, and the real issue for San Diego is that there was never a backup plan at closer.
A Roof Cable Just Decided an NLDS Game 1
A cable hanging from American Family Field's roof turned Ty France's potential go-ahead homer into a 9th-inning out, and nobody could appeal to it.
Jacob Misiorowski Is Already Ahead of Randy Johnson
A viral comparison pits Misiorowski against Randy Johnson's age-37 peak, but the real story is what a 24-year-old this fast becomes with a decade to refine.
The Brewers Clinched Without a Superstar to Sell
Milwaukee beat the Reds 20-0 to become the first NL team to clinch in 2026, the largest margin ever in a clinching game. The record isn't even the real story.
No Pitcher Has Ever Blown Saves Like Jacob Webb Just Did
Jacob Webb is the first pitcher since 1969 to blow three straight saves on a two-out, ninth-inning homer, and the shape of the failure never changes.
Two MLB Books Are Hiding Tonight's Real Number
Diamondbacks-Padres is 98% of the money on the Over from just 42% of the tickets. Brewers-Pirates shows the same gap. That split is the whole business model.
The Cubs Bet the Farm on a Guy on the IL
The Cubs beat the Brewers to Clay Holmes, added Gausman and Garrett too. One problem: Holmes hasn't pitched since May, and Milwaukee didn't stand still either.
Mason Miller Is Still Sitting There. Why?
Mason Miller has a 0.79 ERA and the deadline closes Monday at 6pm ET. He's still in San Diego. Somebody's about to blink, or nobody ever was.
Tarik Skubal Trade Talk Is Detroit's White Flag
Rival execs tell Jeff Passan the Tigers want to trade Tarik Skubal, not that they have to. Five days before the deadline, that distinction says everything.
The Yankees Want CJ Abrams' Bat, Not His Glove
CJ Abrams is hitting .292 with 27 homers and the Yankees are calling, but the defense that's dogged him for five years hasn't gone anywhere.
Freddy Peralta Is Circling Back to Milwaukee at a Discount
The Mets gave up two top prospects for Freddy Peralta in January. Six months later, they are shopping him back to Milwaukee for scraps at the deadline.
Misiorowski Just Broke His Own MLB Record. Again.
Jacob Misiorowski just broke his own MLB velocity record for the second time this season, and the rest of the National League should be nervous.
Milwaukee Gave Up a Fielder for 11 Days of McCullers
The Brewers traded a Fielder for a two-time champion, watched him give up five runs in two outings, and designated him for assignment before he unpacked.
The 2026 Trade Deadline Is Going to Be Chaos
When 23 of 30 teams are within striking distance of a wild card, everyone is a buyer. That's when asking prices become irrational — and nobody wins.
Jacob Misiorowski Has a 1.45 ERA in 93 Innings. Baseball Isn't Paying Attention.
Jacob Misiorowski is posting a 1.45 ERA, 40.3% strikeout rate, and 307 ERA+ for the Brewers in 2026. Why is nobody talking about the best pitcher in baseball?
Jacob Misiorowski Just Threw a 15-Strikeout Maddux and Nobody Is Talking About It
Jacob Misiorowski just threw a 15-K Maddux — first in MLB history since pitch tracking began. The Brewers have had something special and nobody noticed.