The Milwaukee Brewers have a slugger with a lot of potential emerging in their farm

The Milwaukee Brewers will turn their broadcast rights over to Major League Baseball next season, meaning games will no longer air on FanDuel Sports Wisconsin in 2026.

Local Milwaukee Brewers games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, available to in-market fans on cable and satellite television as well as through the MLB streaming platform.

MLB analyst puts the spotlight on the Brewers flamethrower with Freddy Peralta gone originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

MILWAUKEE – Announced today, local Milwaukee Brewers games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, making games available to in-market fans on cable and satellite television as well as through the MLB direct-to-consumer streaming platform.

The Brewers will have a new television and streaming home this year. The announced Monday that games will now be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball.

Baseball Prospectus is widely regarded as one of the best sites for prospect analysis. While most major publications have already released their lists of the top prospects in baseball, BP didn’t release theirs until this Wednesday.

The Milwaukee Brewers announced their player development staff for the 2026 season, including Minor League managers and coaches across the organization’s affiliates.

Eight hours before executing this trade, at a media event announcing Bo Bichette as a New York Met, the team’s president of baseball operations, David Stearns, telegraphed that, while he was happy with the position player core, he wanted to add a starting pitcher.

Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras had some personal news to share on Sunday.

The Milwaukee Brewers need Joey Ortiz to bounce back at the plate in a big way this