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Milwaukee Brewers

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MLB · Most Valuable Players

Alvarez and Crow-Armstrong sweep the MVP votes

Two first-time winners, all 60 first-place votes. Alvarez’s bat and Crow-Armstrong’s power, speed and center-field value produced the same unanimous verdict.

  • Houston Astros
  • Chicago Cubs
  • New York Yankees

MLB · Cy Young and BBWAA relief awards

Schlittler and Misiorowski make it unanimous in both leagues

All 60 first-place votes went to the two Cy Young winners. Louis Varland and Mason Miller won the first BBWAA relief awards, with a much closer AL vote.

  • New York Yankees
  • Milwaukee Brewers
  • Toronto Blue Jays

MLB · Awards night

Alvarez’s three honors lead a crowded MLB awards night

All-MLB selections, the Hank Aaron and comeback awards, separate relief honors and the evening’s softball recognition complete Wednesday’s results.

  • Houston Astros
  • Chicago Cubs
  • New York Yankees

Team analysis · 2027 roster planning

Keep the Brewers' advantage

Milwaukee won 103 games with a 214-run margin. Our full review weighs Bauers' pending qualifying offer, a Pratt-Ortiz infield, the young rotation and three costed plans.

  • Milwaukee Brewers
  • MLB
  • Roster construction

World Series · Game 2

Brewers 5, Rays 4: eight zeros give the comeback room

Sal Frelick tied it in the sixth, Cooper Pratt put Milwaukee ahead in the seventh and Aaron Ashby finished it. The Brewers lead the World Series 2-0.

  • Milwaukee Brewers
  • Tampa Bay Rays
  • World Series

Opinion · Baseball

What baseball owners owe the fans

A cap deserves a fair hearing. Fans should also ask what enforceable commitments every owner would accept in return.

  • MLB
  • MLBPA
  • Salary cap

Brewers · After the final

Three walks, then Chourio. Brewers take Game 2.

The Brewers beat the Padres 4-3 on Jackson Chourio's two-run, two-out single in the ninth. Gary Sánchez's bases-loading walk kept the inning alive, and Milwaukee now leads the NLDS 2-0.

  • Milwaukee Brewers
  • San Diego Padres
  • Jackson Chourio

Brewers · After the final

The Brewers needed two swings and five relievers to survive Game 1.

Milwaukee beat San Diego 3-2 to open the NLDS. Jackson Chourio erased a two-run deficit in the third, William Contreras broke a tie in the seventh, and the bullpen finished what Jacob Misiorowski could not.

  • Milwaukee Brewers
  • San Diego Padres
  • William Contreras