Editorial Staff
Tom Haudricourt
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Angel Perdomo Receives Big League Look
The 26-year-old lefthander made his major league debut on Aug. 18 after showing well in spring training.
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Drew Rasmussen Makes A Strong Impression
The 2018 sixth-rounder continues to work on his development at the team's alternate training site.
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Corey Ray Faces Pivotal 2020 Season
Ray scuffled through an injury-shortened year at Triple-A last season, but along the way he learned a valuable lesson about the healing process.
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Trey Supak Shapes Up
The 23-year-old righthander enters camp looking to make an impression on the big league coaching staff, not least of all for his offseason weight loss.
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Luis Urias Offers Shortstop Alternatives
The Brewers received the worst shortstop production in the NL in 2019, prompting them to deal Trent Grisham to acquire Urias from the Padres.
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2019 MLB Manager Of The Year: Craig Counsell
Counsell, now the longest-tenured manager in the National League, has proven particularly adept at managing a pitching staff.
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J.P. Feyereisen Feels Right At Home With Brewers
A trade to his home-state Brewers secured Feyereisen a 40-man roster spot and has him primed for his big league debut.
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Devin Williams Breaks Through In New Role
The power-armed Williams returned from Tommy John surgery in 2018, but he didn't really find his groove until moving to the bullpen in 2019.
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Tyrone Taylor Has A September To Remember
Taylor had returned home and applied for an offseason job at FedEx when his call to the majors came.
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Trent Grisham: Brewers 2019 Minor League Player Of The Year
Grisham rediscovers old batting grip and embraces new hitting philosophy on way to a breakthrough season.
