The defining image of the first six weeks of the Milwaukee Brewers season isn't one of jubilance from a walk-off home run, of sprawling catches in the outfield, of postgame victory handshakes or anything else that takes place between the white lines.

Cooper Pratt is currently the No. 50 prospect in the game, and the outlet thinks he could be ranked much higher when the next update comes out in July.

The Brewers rank 14th in runs scored, but things could be much worse. They rank 23rd in team batting average and 21st in home runs. They aren’t hitting for average or power, yet they’ve remained competitive,

The Brewers may trade ace Freddy Peralta if their lackluster season continues, and the Orioles and Yankees would be good fits.

There's been a surprising amount of chatter about the Milwaukee Brewers selling at the trade deadline. It's not as though the Brewers are so far out of the pla

Marshall Edwards, the defensive replacement who made one of the greatest catches in Brewers history, died in April at age 72.

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The newest edition of the Baseball America Top 100 prospect rankings dropped on Wednesday, with the publication having high praise for Milwaukee Brewers prospec

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