Brewers Hope They're Locking Up A Superstar In Jackson Chourio
Small-market teams like the Brewers have to grow their own superstars and maximize the number of years before they reach the free market.
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Small-market teams like the Brewers have to grow their own superstars and maximize the number of years before they reach the free market.
The Brewers are planning to activate right-hander Freddy Peralta from the 60-day injured list during the club's upcoming three-game series …
Brewers right-hander Freddy Peralta hasn’t pitched in a big league game since May 22 due to a posterior strain in his throwing shoulder.
With Chapman’s imminent return, should the Yankees use him in high-leverage situations?
Diamondbacks 5, Marlins 2: Tacos = Wins Share this story Photo by John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images This was the kind of outing that shows you why the team persists with Luke Weaver. When he's good, he's VERY good, and tonight was one of those occasions. He was very effective, highly efficient and took a shutout into the seventh. In his two wins this year, Luke hasn't allowed a run in 13.1 innings, on only five hits with a K:BB of 14:1. Over his three losses, Weaver's ERA is 9.69. Meanwhile, after a road-trip where extra-base hits were like hen's teeth, seven of Arizona’s eigh...