Brewers trade proposal sends prospects to Orioles for Ryan O’Hearn, boosting Milwaukee’s power amid Jacob Misiorowski’s breakout pitching season.

It's becoming a season to remember for the Milwaukee Brewers. After a mediocre first two months, the Brewers have been scalding hot of late. They trimmed their

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal isn't ruling out the Yankees acquiring Suárez, especially not after the team's recent extended skid. However, Rosenthal identified a surprise trade candidate on Friday: the Milwaukee Brewers, who sit only two games behind the first-place Chicago Cubs in the NL Central.

Bleacher Report names the Brewers a top trade fit for Ronald Acuña Jr.—and they’re right. He could finally push Milwaukee over the hump.

The surging Milwaukee Brewers could be one big bat away from making some serious noise in the National League. After a 25-28 start, the Brewers have gone 28-12 since May 25. Their offense has heated up with the weather,

The Red Sox signed Alex Bregman to a three year, $120MM contract this offseason. In reality, it's a series of one year deals at $40MM per year. Bregman has the opportunity to opt out at the end of this season and it's highly likely that he will. That is, unless he signs an extension with the Red Sox. Here's what Bowden wrote:

ESPN’s Jeff Passan says Ryan O’Hearn is the perfect fit for the Milwaukee Brewers—and with Rhys Hoskins injured, the timing makes sense.

The Minnesota Twins and Milwaukee Brewers are headed in different directions. Could the two clubs come together on a trade for this high-leverage reliever?

The idea of the Milwaukee Brewers trading for a superstar to anchor their lineup is admittedly enticing.For the last couple of seasons, the Brewers have been an offense worth more than the sum of their parts.