Adam McCalvy

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers are moving to keep chief decision-maker Matt Arnold rooted in Milwaukee after he put the pieces in place for a National League Central three-peat and the Brewers’ seventh postseason berth in the past eight seasons. The club has promoted Arnold from executive vice president and general

MILWAUKEE – Brandon Woodruff looked around the room in the wake of the Brewers’ season-ending, 5-1 loss to the Dodgers in Game 4 of the NLCS and saw a team positioned to move forward, not backward, after it gets past the sting of being swept. “We weren’t supposed to be

LOS ANGELES -- A national audience is getting to know some of Brewers manager Pat Murphy’s quirks as Milwaukee pushes deeper into the postseason, including his habit of having any unfamiliar faces introduce themselves at the start of press conferences, and the occasional presence on the dais of the two

Despite going TBD for G1 starter, Crew confident in NLCS pitching plans

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers were able to bullpen their way through two of the five games of their NLDS triumph over the Cubs thanks to off-days between Games 1 and 2, 2 and 3 and 4 and 5. Such is the current state of Milwaukee’s pitching, even coming off a

MILWAUKEE -- Right-handed reliever Nick Mears was dropped from the Brewers’ roster for the start of the NLCS as the club opted instead for Tobias Myers to provide length for a best-of-seven series against the Dodgers set to begin Monday night at American Family Field.

MILWAUKEE – The longer the Brewers play into the postseason, the more Jackson Chourio feels like himself on the basepaths. Chourio has been able to start every game in left field since re-aggravating a right hamstring injury in Game 1 of the NLDS against the Cubs, but it was clear

MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers have gone from removing rookie Jacob Misiorowski from the starting rotation at the end of the regular season to fielding persistent questions about whether he would even make the postseason roster to potentially needing him to help save the season. In the MLB playoffs, life comes

MILWAUKEE – The Brewers have gone into postseasons as underdogs and as favorites. They have been hot and cold, home and away, with a multitude of stars or a collection of undersized hitters and unheralded out-getters. And yet no matter the circumstances, the venue or their talent on paper, the

CHICAGO -- The Brewers’ choice of who to start Game 4 of the NLDS at Wrigley Field on Thursday was also the obvious one: Right-hander Freddy Peralta. But it didn’t go to plan from the very first inning of a 6-0 loss to the Cubs, and now the Brewers find