
Brewers' power surge caps a 22-0 rout of the Mariners, tying a club record
Milwaukee erupted for a 22-0 blowout against Seattle, a power-filled performance that ties a club record for runs in a game.
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Milwaukee erupted for a 22-0 blowout against Seattle, a power-filled performance that ties a club record for runs in a game.

Jacob Misiorowski struck out a career-high 12 over seven strong innings, allowing just one run on two hits as the Brewers toppled the Cardinals 5-1. Milwaukee jumped out to a 3-0 lead on a William Contreras RBI single and Christian Yelich’s fourth homer, while St. Louis finally broke through with a sixth-inning run. The Brewers added two more in the seventh, capped by Vaughn’s RBI double and an RBI single by Mitchell, then rode a bullpen trio to seal the win. Misiorowski lowered his ERA to 1.83, and the series continues with Kyle Harrison vs. Michael McGreevy.

Christian Yelich returns from a month-long groin injury to rejoin Milwaukee's lineup, with Tyler Black optioned to Triple-A Nashville as the team reshuffles. Priester will resume his rehab assignment in early June after nerve issues, and Brandon Lockridge projects a late-May/early-June return from a knee injury, as Milwaukee navigates roster spots and injury timelines.

Milwaukee placed Christian Yelich on the 10-day injured list with a left groin strain and recalled Greg Jones from Triple-A Nashville to fill his spot, with Rob Zastryzny moved to the 60-day IL to free a roster slot. Yelich had been hitting .314/.375/.451 before the injury; the Brewers also have Chourio and Vaughn sidelined, and will lean on Jones’ speed and versatility to bolster bench/DH options as they shuffle the lineup.

Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich exited the game with left hamstring tightness; early indications suggest a more serious issue that could land him on the injured list, a significant blow to a Brewers team already dealing with injuries as they contend in a competitive NL Central. Yelich had been productive this season, slashing .327/.389/.469 over 14 games.

The Milwaukee Brewers tied their franchise record with a 13-game winning streak after rallying from a 7-run deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-8, maintaining their top position in MLB and NL Central, with Christian Yelich playing a key role and honoring the late Bob Uecker.

Christian Yelich had an outstanding game against the Cincinnati Reds, hitting two solo home runs and celebrating his performance with teammates, including a humorous water dump after the victory.

The Milwaukee Brewers overcame an early seven-run deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-8, tying their club record with a 13th consecutive win, highlighted by Christian Yelich's four hits, including two home runs and five RBIs, in a game marked by a dramatic comeback and strong bullpen performance.

The Milwaukee Brewers achieved their 13th consecutive win, tying their franchise record, with Christian Yelich leading a remarkable comeback from a seven-run deficit against the Reds, highlighted by his four-hit performance and a special Bob Uecker bat, while tying the longest winning streak in team history and maintaining the MLB's best record.

The Chicago Cubs are optimistic about Kyle Tucker's finger injury after X-rays were negative, while Christian Yelich led the Brewers to their eighth straight win, and Tarik Skubal's start was moved to Friday for the Tigers, setting up a key series between potential contenders.

The Brewers-Red Sox series at Fenway Park ended with a benches-clearing incident after Chris Martin and Brewers first base coach Quintin Barry exchanged words. No punches were thrown, and tensions quickly subsided. Christian Yelich commented that such incidents are part of baseball, while Martin expressed displeasure over the Brewers' consecutive bunts. The teams won't meet again in the regular season.

The Milwaukee Brewers have placed outfielder Christian Yelich on the injured list due to a low back strain, retroactive to April 13, sidelining him until at least April 23. In his place, the team has recalled utility man Owen Miller from Triple-A Nashville. Yelich had been performing well with five home runs and a .333 batting average before his injury, while Miller had been excelling in Nashville with a .353 batting average.

Milwaukee Brewers place outfielder Christian Yelich on the 10-day injured list due to a low back strain, with the move retroactive to April 13. Infielder/outfielder Owen Miller has been recalled as a corresponding move. Yelich's absence may be brief, but it's frustrating for the team as he was hitting .333 with five home runs in his first 11 games. With another outfielder also on the injured list, the Brewers have been using a mix of players in the outfield, and the recall of Miller provides them with a versatile bench piece.

David Stearns, the former Brewers executive, showcased the potential impact he could have on the Mets as the Brewers defeated the Mets on Opening Day. The game highlighted key players acquired by Stearns, including Freddy Peralta and Christian Yelich. Despite the Mets' offensive struggles, Stearns' influence on the team is still in its early stages, with a focus on long-term roster flexibility and young talent.

The Milwaukee Brewers have been making significant changes this offseason, including trading ace Corbin Burnes and signing veteran first baseman Rhys Hoskins. With potential trade candidates like shortstop Willy Adames and right-hander Freddy Peralta, the team faces questions about their future roster and starting rotation. Additionally, there's speculation about the possibility of outfielder Christian Yelich being on the trading block due to the team's outfield depth and his hefty contract.