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The Milwaukee Brewers' former closer, Devin Williams, who they traded to the New York Yankees ahead of the 2025 season, is reportedly drawing interest from the Cincinnati Reds in his first offseason as a free agent.
Owen Jonas|
Milwaukee Brewers' general manager and president of baseball operations, Matt Arnold, was highly complementary of Brandon Woodruff during the GM Meetings reiterating that the team hopes he accepts the qualifying offer.
Owen Jonas|
Milwaukee Brewers' President of Baseball Operations Matt Arnold cooled trade chatter around Freddy Peralta without officially closing the door. It's a strategy that Brewers fans have become more than familiar with in recent years.
Tremayne Person|
Three Milwaukee Brewers rookies were featured on MLB Pipeline's 2025 All-Rookie teams. Caleb Durbin and Isaac Collins earned first-team honors and Chad Patrick was named to the second team.
Tyler Koerth|
Milwaukee Brewers manager, Pat Murphy, was named NL Manager of Year for the second consecutive season. Murphy becomes the first manager to win the award in each of his first two full seasons as manager.
Owen Jonas|
In MLB.com's first power rankings of the 2025-26 offseason, the Milwaukee Brewers, despite proving doubters wrong year after year, ranked ninth. Both the New York Mets, who missed the playoffs, and the Chicago Cubs ranked ahead of the Brewers.
Tyler Koerth|
After befuddling Milwaukee Brewers hitters for more than a decade, longtime Chicago Cubs ace, Kyle Hendricks, is finally calling it quits on a storied career.
Brandon Glick|
Brandon Woodruff must decide whether to accept or decline the Milwaukee Brewers' qualifying offer, though one Toronto Blue Jays pitcher may have swayed his decision-making process after resetting the market.
Brandon Glick|
Wisconsin native Drake Baldwin beat Caleb Durbin and three other Milwaukee Brewers rookies for the 2025 NL Rookie of the Year Award. The Brewers' tough end-of-the-year awards season continues.
Owen Jonas|
MLB insider Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported on Monday that the Milwaukee Brewers are not planning on trading their ace, Freddy Peralta, this offseason. Whether or not that holds true through the winter, it's encouraging news for Brewers fans.
Owen Jonas|
After a strong KBO stint, Tucker Davidson got his shot with the Nashville Sounds. However, an offseason later, the Milwaukee Brewers’ quick cut of Davidson after a fine year in Nashville, shows how tightly they guard depth and 40-man space.
Tremayne Person|
Milwaukee Brewers' outfield prospect Josh Adamczewski has been on an absolute tear in the Arizona Fall League this year. After being named to the Fall Stars Game, Adamczewski continued to impress by reaching base twice during the showcase.
Owen Jonas|
The Milwaukee Brewers lost 22 players to minor league free agency last week. Of the group, Matt Arnold and the Brewers' front office should prioritize resigning Alexander Cornielle and Justin Yeager this offseason.
Owen Jonas|
Brandon Woodruff's decision on the qualifying offer that the Milwaukee Brewers extended to him last week will have significant implications on the team's approach to the 2026 season, including how they handle a potential Freddy Peralta trade.
Tyler Koerth|
MLB Trade Rumors projected that Milwaukee Brewers will reunite with their former second-round pick, Cody Ponce, this offseason. The right-handed pitcher impressed in the Korea Baseball Organization in 2025.
Tyler Koerth|
With the offseason finally here, here is what should be on the Brewers dream wish list.
Tyler Miller|
Despite midseason shake-ups, all but one of the Milwaukee Brewers starting infield group from the 2025 MLB postseason are near locks to begin the 2026 season in a starting role.
Tyler Koerth|
Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff would become the first player in franchise history to accept the qualifying offer. Accepting the offer would give Woodruff the highest single-season salary of any pitcher in franchise history.
Owen Jonas|
If the Milwaukee Brewers elect to go "all-in" this offseason, acquiring any of these three players via trade would be a great place to start. adding any of these three players would immediately cement the Brewers' status as World
Owen Jonas|
Depending on how he responds to the qualifying offer, Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff could leave for greener pastures in free agency.
Brandon Glick|
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