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About Milwaukee Brewers
| Team Name | Milwaukee Brewers |
| Other nicknames | The Brew Crew, The Crew, The True Blue Brew Crew, The Beermakers, The Brew-Hahs, Harvey's Wallbangers, The Home of a Prince, The/Los Cerveceros, and The Creamers |
| Major league affiliations | Major League Baseball |
| Division | National League (NL) Central Division |
| Ballpark | American Family Field |
| Principal owner(s) | Mark Attanasio |
| President of baseball operations | Matt Arnold |
| General manager | Matt Arnold |
| Manager | Craig Counsell |
| Mascot | Bernie Brewer |
| Major league titles | 1 AL Pennants, 3 NL Central Division titles, and 2 AL East Division titles. |
Milwaukee Brewers are an American Baseball team in Major League Baseball (MLB). The team is also widely known by its nicknames ‘The Brewers’ and ‘The Crew’. Milwaukee Brewers is a team based in Milwaukee, US. The team was established in 1969 in Seattle, Washington. They were known as the Seattle Pilots. They changed their name to Milwaukee Brewers in 1970 and have been with the same name ever since.
The main color theme is navy Blue, yellow, white and royal blue. Their current ballpark is the American Family Field which is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which opened in 2001.The Brewers had two ballparks prior to their current one.
The Milwaukee Brewers have won 1 AL Pennant, 3 NL Central Division titles, and 2 AL East Division titles.
Milwaukee Brewers History
The Milwaukee Brewers team was established in 1969, it was an expansion team from Seattle, Washington. The team’s original name was the Seattle Pilots and played in the American League (AL) West Division. However, only after one season in the league, the team went bankrupt and had to be sold to Bud Selig.
After Selig acquired the team he moved its home from Seattle to Milwaukee. They adapted the name of Milwaukee Brewers which they still use. The team stayed in the West Division of the American League till 1971. Then the team moved to the East Division and played in this Division from 1972 to 1993. Later, the team again moved, this time to the Central Division. They stayed in this Division from 1994 to 1997. In 1998, the team was transferred to the National League. The team has been playing in the Central Division since becoming a part of the National League.
Milwaukee Brewers Owner
The current owner of the Milwaukee Brewers is Mark Attanasio. He is the principal owner of the team. Attanasio was born in The Bronx, New York, U.S. on September 29, 1957. He completed his high school schooling in Tenafly, New Jersey, and went on to complete his Bachelor's degree in Arts from Brown University. Attanasio also has a Doctor of Law (J.D) from Columbia Law School. Attanasio acquired the team in 2004 from Bud Selig and became the principal owner of the team. The estimated price that he bought the team for was $223 million.
Milwaukee Brewers Jersey and Logo
The current Milwaukee Brewers jersey consists of the colors Navy blue, yellow, royal blue, and white. The first jersey that the team wore was made when they still used to be known as the Seattle Pilots.
The current jersey that the team flaunts comes in five variations. The home jersey is white with royal blue and yellow coloring. The away uniform is grey with the added royal blue and yellow coloring. The team has two alternate uniforms, one is a pinstripe and the other is a solid royal blue. The team also has a uniform in collaboration with Nike. It's a lighter shade of blue with white, yellow, and royal blue mixed in.
The logos of the team have changed a lot since the beginning. The team began with the logo of a Beer Barrel Man. But in 1978, it changed to the familiar logo the team has today.
Milwaukee Brewers Nicknames
The team boasts varying nicknames. The team's most common nickname is the ‘Brewers’. This nickname is based on the city of Milwaukee which has a flourishing alcohol brewing industry.
Other nicknames that the team is known by are The Brew Crew, The Crew, The True Blue Brew Crew, The Beermakers, The Brew-Hahs, Harvey's Wallbangers, The Home of a Prince, The/Los Cerveceros, and The Creamers.
Milwaukee Brewers Retired Jersey
| The Year it was Retired | Player name | Jersey Numbers Retired |
| 1976 | Hank Aaron | #44 |
| 1997 | Jackie Robinson | #42 |
| 1992 | Rollie Fingers | #34 |
| 1994 | Robin Yount | #19 |
| 1999 | Paul Molitor | #4 |
| 2015 | Bud Selig | #1 |
Milwaukee Brewers Home Stadium
The Milwaukee Brewers currently call the American Family Field as its home. It has been the team's home since 2001. The American Family Field can hold approximately 41,900 spectators in capacity. The ballpark opened in April 2001 and is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Before that the Brewers had two other stadiums that they called home. These were Milwaukee County Stadium and Sick's Stadium. The team called Milwaukee County its home from 1970 to 2000. Lastly, Sick's Stadium, which was the first home stadium of the team, only managed to be the home stadium of the team in 1969.
Milwaukee Brewers Tickets and Broadcasting Details
Fans can buy tickets for a Milwaukee Brewers game from various online ticket-selling websites such as SeatGeek, TicketMaster, VividSeats, GamTime, TheTicketKing, and StubHub. Fans can also buy tickets from MLB.com.
The television broadcaster for Milwaukee Brewers matches in English is Bally Sports Wisconsin. The Spanish language broadcast is Telemundo network affiliate and WYTU-LD.
If fans prefer a streaming service to watch the Brewers, they should be using DirecTV Stream or FuboTV. MLB.TV is also available for streaming.
Milwaukee Brewers Coaching Staff:
| Position | Position Holder |
| Manager | Craig Counsell |
| Bench Coach | Pat Murphy |
| Hitting Coach | Connor Dawson |
| Hitting Coach | Ozzie Timmons |
| Associate Pitching, Catching, and Strategy Coach | Walker McKinven |
| Pitching Coach | Chris Hook |
| First Base Coach | Quintin Berry |
| Third Base Coach | Jason Lane |
| Bullpen Coach | Jim Henderson |
| Coach | Néstor Corredor |
| Bullpen Catcher | Daniel de Mondesert |
| Bullpen Catcher | Adam Weisenburger |
Milwaukee Brewers Rivalries
Milwaukee Brewers vs Chicago Cubs
The biggest rivals that the Milwaukee Brewers have are the Chicago Cubs. The rivalry started in 1997. The two teams had a first match that year in the Wrigley Field with the Brewers being the victors. The two teams are in the same division which is National League Central Division. This is also one of the primary causes of rivalry between the two teams. The feud also was fanned in 2017 when the Brewers and Cubs went up against each other. However, the Cubs took the division crown from the team. The teams had a total of 428 meetings with Brewers leading the winning charge with 215 to 213.
Milwaukee Brewers vs Minnesota Twins
The Milwaukee Brewers also have a rivalry with the Minnesota Twins. Brewers and the Twins have been rivals since the two teams were part of the American League. The two were part of the American League Central division. This was what sparked the rivalry between the teams as they often went up against each other. The teams had a total of 493 meetings with Twins in the winning with 254 matches wins to Brewers 239 matches wins.
Milwaukee Brewers MLB Records and Stats
| Category | 2023 Season Record |
| Most Runs Batted In | 680 |
| Most Hits | 1257 |
| Batting Average | .239 |
| OPS | .703 |
| Home Runs | 162 |
| OBP | .318 |
| SLG | .385 |
| Win-Loss | 88-69 |
| Stolen Bases | 127 |
| AB | 5258 |
| Strikeouts | 1377 |
Milwaukee Brewers World Series Championships
The Milwaukee Brewers have not won any World Championship titles so far.
Milwaukee Brewers Other MLB Titles
The Milwaukee Brewers have won are listed below:
| Major Leagues titles | Year |
| Wild card berths | 2008, 2019, 2020 |
| AL East Division titles | 1981, 1982 |
| AL Pennants | 1982 |
| NL Central Division titles | 2011, 2018, 2021, 2023 |
Milwaukee Brewers Hall of Famers
| Hall of Famer | Year of Induction |
| Hank Aaron | 1982 |
| Rollie Fingers | 1992 |
| Don Sutton | 1998 |
| Robin Yount | 1999 |
| Paul Molitor | 2004 |
| Bud Selig | 2017 |
| Trevor Hoffman | 2018 |
| Ted Simmons | 2020 |
Current Milwaukee Brewers Roster MLB 2023
| Player Name | Position |
| Corbin Burnes | Starting Pitcher |
| Adrian Houser | Starting Pitcher |
| Wade Miley | Starting Pitcher |
| Freddy Peralta | Starting Pitcher |
| Brandon Woodruff | Starting Pitcher |
| Clayton Andrews | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Caleb Boushley | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Andrew Chafin | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Colin Rea | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Hoby Milner | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Joel Payamps | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Abner Uribe | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Bryse Wilson | Pitcher (Bullpen) |
| Devin Williams | Pitcher (Closers) |
| Víctor Caratini | Catcher |
| William Contreras | Catcher |
| Willy Adames | Infielder |
| Brian Anderson | Infielder |
| Josh Donaldson | Infielder |
| Andrew Monasterio | Infielder |
| Carlos Santana | Infielder |
| Rowdy Tellez | Infielder |
| Brice Turang | Infielder |
| Mark Canha | Outfielder |
| Sal Frelick | Outfielder |
| Garrett Mitchell | Outfielder |
| Blake Perkins | Outfielder |
| Tyrone Taylor | Outfielder |
| Christian Yelich | Outfielder |
Milwaukee Brewers Schedule
Milwaukee Brewers are currently placed top of the group in the National League Central Division. Their remaining games are mentioned below:
| Date | The opposing team |
| 27 September | St. Louis Cardinals |
| 29 September | Chicago White Cubs |
| 30 September | Chicago White Cubs |
FAQs
A. The team has never won a World Series title.
A. Jim Saton has the most career wins as a Milwaukee Brewers. He has a total of 117 wins, 268 starts, 19 shutouts, and innings pitched (20,251/3).
A. The Milwaukee Brewers ranks at no. 1 in the NL Central Division. The team has 91 wins and 69 losses.
A. Ryan Braun is the one who has the most home runs as a Milwaukee Brewers player. He has a total of 352 home runs for the team.
A. The Chicago Cubs are considered the Milwaukee Brewers biggest rivals.
