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The Milwaukee Brewers' budget constraints could cost them Freddy Peralta this offseason, though they reportedly won't take the nuclear option with Brandon Woodruff.
Brandon Glick|
Freddy Peralta is drawing heavy interest, and rising free-agent prices may be nudging the Milwaukee Brewers to crack open the door on trade talks this offseason.
Tremayne Person|
The Milwaukee Brewers revealed their new powder blue alternate jerseys today, and the reaction from fans has been mixed. Many Brewers fans are happy with the jerseys themselves, but wish the team opted for powder blue pants to go along with them.
Owen Jonas|
MLB.com's Milwaukee Brewers beat reporter, Adam McCalvy, clarified that the team does not feel pressure to cut their payroll this offseason, and such motivations will not be the basis for a Freddy Peralta trade as some other insiders suggested.
Owen Jonas|
The Milwaukee Brewers hold the luxury of having plenty of starting pitching options on their current roster. The situation does, however, lead to questions of how Milwaukee will align their pitching staff in 2026.
Tyler Koerth|
Bleacher Report’s latest mock trade suggests the Milwaukee Brewers could ship another All-Star closer, Trevor Megill, to the New York Yankees, resulting in déjà vu from last offseason, when they sent Devin Williams to the Bronx.
Tremayne Person|
The Milwaukee Brewers just teased the return of the baby blue jerseys the team wore back in the 1970s and 1980s, a development fans have long been waiting for. The official jerseys are expected to drop tomorrow at noon.
Owen Jonas|
According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the Cincinnati Reds are reportedly very interested in signing top power bat Kyle Schwarber this offseason. Such a move would significantly alter the landscape of the NL Central.
Owen Jonas|
The Milwaukee Brewers' front office remains quiet in regards to their plans with ace Freddy Peralta this offseason, but ESPN's MLB insider Jeff Passan gave the likelihood of a deal eventually happening a 25% chance.
Owen Jonas|
Former Milwaukee Brewers second-round pick, Cody Ponce, just broke the record for the biggest contract signed by a pitcher returning to MLB from Korea, with his three-year, $30 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tyler Koerth|
Devin Williams' decision to sign a lucrative free-agent contract with the New York Mets is sure to come as a slap to the face of Milwaukee Brewers fans who remember 2024 all too well.
Brandon Glick|
The Milwaukee Brewers have officially been awarded the first selection of the Competitive Balance Round B in the 2026 MLB Draft after they finished with the best record in MLB during the 2025 regular season.
Owen Jonas|
Freddy Peralta remains a constant on the trade block ahead of the Winter Meetings, and if the Milwaukee Brewers are seriously fielding offers for him, they must demand controllable pitching in return.
Brandon Glick|
Last offseason, the Milwaukee Brewers traded All-Star closer, Devin Williams, to the New York Yankees. That deal couldn't have worked out worse for New York, as Williams had the worst season of his career before deciding to sign with the cross-town Mets.
Owen Jonas|
Former Milwaukee Brewers president of baseball operations, David Stearns, was hoping for a major shake up to his new squad, the New York Mets, this offseason. However, Kodai Senga's use of his no-trade clause could throw a wrench into those plans.
Owen Jonas|
Corey Ray, a former first-round pick of the Milwaukee Brewers, announced that he has accepted a job as the Washington Nationals' first-base coach for the 2026 season.
Owen Jonas|
Devin Williams is being floated as a one-year fix for the Milwaukee Brewers, but the Brewers’ budget and business logic show why that reunion is almost certainly off the table.
Tremayne Person|
The Milwaukee Brewers appear prepared to stick with Joey Ortiz as their shortstop for the 2026 season, despite Ortiz being the offense's weakest link in 2025. Ortiz previously displayed strong offensive tools during his rookie season in 2024.
Tyler Koerth|
The Milwaukee Brewers don't need to make any major changes to their bullpen this offseason, but there are always opportunities for upgrades. Michael Kopech, Orion Kerkering, and Rya Zeferjahn are all intriguing candidates to watch out for.
Tyler Miller|
The Milwaukee Brewers' biggest threat in the NL Central in 2026, the Chicago Cubs, missed out on two free agents that they were reportedly interested in. Dylan Cease signed with the Toronto Blue Jays and Ryan Helsley signed with the Baltimore Orioles.
Owen Jonas|
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