The Brewers' pitching coaches love fastballs. They've pushed the limit of how many heaters you can throw to modern big-league hitters with (mostly) great success. They've finally hit that limit with A...

Fixing Bo Naylor's bat will be a project, but he could be a multi-year solution at catcher after William Contreras and Gary Sánchez are gone. Meanwhile, Codi Heuer looks a lot like what the Brewers wa...

Craig Yoho already threw a pseudo-sinker with a four-seam grip. Now he's throwing a real one, as part of his latest efforts to establish himself as a big-league reliever.

Chad Patrick is different than many other Brewers' pitchers. Despite a rough June, he might be inching toward putting it all together after months of feeling things out.

DL Hall is missing the strike zone more than he'd like, but he's also missing the sweet spot of the bat. There's a method to the madness.

The Brewers will admit that Joey Ortiz is not their quickest, nor their rangiest infielder. That's because he excels at something they value more at shortstop.

Kyle Harrison is unlike most Brewers starters throughout the last half-decade. He's unlike most starters, period. Those differences are a big reason why his new pitching coaches are so excited about h...

Last year, the Brewers' third base and infield coach helped turn Caleb Durbin into a solid defensive third baseman. Now the club believes he'll do it again with Durbin's replacement.

Chad Patrick didn’t just end his season in a new role as a reliever. He also had a different arsenal that improved throughout the year, leaving him with some of the best stuff on the team.

Getting granular over pitch labels isn't always worth the fuss. In Jacob Misiorowski's case, however, it explains why the Brewers tweaked his mix as his rookie season progressed.

Milwaukee parlayed career years from Isaac Collins and Nick Mears into a potential breakout reliever still trying to piece together his high-powered arsenal. They could supply the missing link.

Milwaukee has thrived by bouncing back from losses and playing relentlessly, especially at the plate. Instead of doing that in Game 2, their at-bats were even worse than the night before, sending them...

The Brewers have a long-running history of helping catchers transform their pitch framing. They’re trying to do the same with their recent trade deadline acquisition, but with a different set of adjus...

It has yet to produce results, but Anthony Seigler is excelling in the areas the Brewers value and shares the attributes of some of their recent breakout players.

An inability to throw his secondary pitches with proper conviction has plagued Tobias Myers's follow-up season to a strong rookie campaign, but a new grip has recently restored his confidence in his c...

The Brewers' glove-first second baseman quietly has some of the most impressive left-handed power on their roster, yet he continues to employ an approach geared toward hitting line drives and reaching...

It's easy to watch Jared Koenig pitch and wonder how opponents struggle to hit him. There's a reason for his success, though, and it is serving him even better in his second season with the Brewers.

The plan for Grant Anderson was apparent, because the Milwaukee Brewers produced a similar success story a couple of years ago. They've done it again.

It should have been the strategy for the journeyman righthander all along, but that misstep is in the past. He and the Brewers are now both in tune with the best way to use his stuff.

When Garrett Mitchell lined an elevated Antonio Senzetla fastball for a double on Wednesday night, it was just the second non-bunt hit on a high fastball in his big-league career. All hitters have var...

The cerebral control specialist felt Milwaukee would be an excellent fit for him, and his early experience has confirmed it. He'll get opportunities to bounce back from a career-worst season and eat i...

He’ll tell you that his mentality of taking nothing for granted remains unchanged, but Eric Haase finds himself in a much different situation this spring than he did a year ago. Last March, Haase was ...

It was a triumphant day for the Brewers' former ace, but it was also the first public demonstration of the areas where he's still tinkering and trying to unlock the best version of his post-surgery se...

The Brewers had some tough decisions to make about their final bullpen spots in the coming days, but the near-certain absences of two would-be locks open fresh opportunities to carry certain pitchers—...

In recent years, the Brewers' Rule 5 draft pick has transformed how his cutter and sweeper interact with the rest of his arsenal. He's put in additional work on that front with his new team as he look...

The Brewers confirmed their signing of the former All-Star on Wednesday, completing a gradual but dramatic rotation makeover since last year.

Prospects are not the only non-roster players worth watching in spring training. February also affords a glimpse of less-heralded players who could appear in the big leagues later in the year. A few s...

The right-hander was a better pitcher after his move to Milwaukee in every way—except one. He must keep the ball in the park to carve out a high-leverage niche.

Recent Brewers pitching staffs have been islands of misfit toys, with some hurlers succeeding through deception and others with impressive raw stuff. Their recent signing straddles the line between bo...

Trevor Megill earned his status as the favorite to take over the ninth inning for good, but a driver of his previous success may evaporate in 2025. That holds implications for the evolving late-inning...

In the face of injuries, the Brewers successfully built most of their rotation on the fly with pitchability at the core. Newly-developed arsenal models present a way to quantify it.

The veteran slugger was not moving like his old self in his first season in Milwaukee. Can he rediscover his past form, or is this the new normal for the next stage of his career?

Bob Uecker wasn't just the voice of Brewers baseball. He was Brewers baseball. What's more, he encapsulated everything that makes this sport great.

The southpaw's stuff and sequencing were better than ever after he moved to the bullpen, and he could carry most of that maturation back into a rotation role.

The Brewers' new minor-league signee is still a young pitcher with limited big-league experience. His new organization offers the proper guidance for him to blossom, something he did not get at his pr...