Landing someone like Suárez is the type of move that would take the Brewers to another level, but they clearly would also then need to make a tough decision in the infield. Durbin has been the everyday third baseman, but if they can move him to shortstop and open just the third base job, it just makes the Suárez buzz more interesting.

The Milwaukee Brewers will now host the Chicago Cubs for a three-game series, both tied for the NL Central lead. Jacob Misiorowski will start on Monday against Matthew Boyd, the pitcher he replaced in the All-Star Game.

Additionally, we have the Brewers’ upcoming postseason schedule, giving you time to break down each matchup before the first pitch is thrown. ... Game Time and Date: 7:08 PM ET on Oct. 3;

The start times for the Milwaukee Brewers' wild-card playoff series at American Family Field are coming into focus. As of now, the plan is for Game 1 (Tuesday) and Game 2 (Wednesday) to begin just ...

Josh Simpson (2-0) pitched a scoreless sixth for the Marlins. Anthony Bender stranded two runners in scoring position in the seventh. Ronny Henriquez retired the side in order in the eighth, and Calvin Faucher left runners on second and third in the ninth.

Former Brewers pitcher Drew Rasmussen, now with Tampa Bay, threw a perfect fifth for the American League. Former Brewers minor leaguer Shane Smith, pitching for the White Sox in the eighth, retired one of the two batters he faced.

Tickets for Spring Training games at American Family Fields of Phoenix will go on sale at brewers.com and by phone at 1-800-933-7890 on Monday, November 18 at 10 a.m.. Click here for the Spring ...

Back home after their West Coast swing to open the second half, the Milwaukee Brewers were quiet offensively ahead of a postgame alumni home run derby in a 5-1 loss to the Miami Marlins at American Family Field that featured a seventh-inning bullpen implosion.

Chicago, which had led the NL Central since April 12, is now tied with Milwaukee. But it just needs to do what it has done all season.

But right now, the Brewers simply cannot hit. In 15 games in May, they’re averaging 2.3 runs per game; if you exclude Wednesday’s 9-5 victory over Cleveland, they’re averaging 1.8 runs per game.