The Brewers occupy an interesting space as a small-market franchise enjoying consistent success, especially as an MLB labor stoppage looms.

Brady Ebel stood in the batter's box at Dodger Stadium. After laying a bunt down to each side, he took his first hack at the ball.

Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts, mired in one of the worst slumps of his career, was benched for Saturday night’s game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

After a mediocre start to the season, the Brewers have stormed into the All-Star break. They're currently on a 31-12 run, trailing the first-place Chicago Cubs by only one game despite ceding most of the fanfare to their rivals from the south throughout the first half.

The Milwaukee Brewers have nearly the same record as the high-spending Dodgers and might be an underdog worth rooting for amid baseball's competitive balance wars.

The Los Angeles Dodgers manager was one of many in Dodger blue to give flack to the new member of the Milwaukee Brewers organization, Brady Ebel. To Roberts and company, it was a strange sight to see Ebel, the son of Los Angeles third base coach Dino Ebel, rocking a Brewers shirt, shorts and hat.

MLB action continues on Saturday with a full slate of games. If you're looking for a few bets to place for today's action, I have you covered. There are three

That's what I've done below, identifying four players I believe to be compelling under-the-radar trade targets. What, exactly, does "under-the-radar" mean? Essentially, that you aren't going to find these players bandied about constantly in trade rumors,

The Milwaukee Brewers have placed themselves in a strong position to return to October, and now they are preparing to add at the trade deadline.

After a rough month of July, Shohei Ohtani brought the Dodgers offense back to life with a monster bomb vs. the Brewers.

After a historically fast rise to the top of the sport, Milwaukee Brewers rookie pitcher Jacob Misiorowski silenced skeptics in his All-Star debut.

No team in MLB is hotter than the Milwaukee Brewers as the second half gets underway, with a significant portion of the credit going to their dominant pitching staff.