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Brice Turang has been named a Gold Glove finalist for the third consecutive year at second base, leading all finalists at his position with 1.1 defensive wins above replacement. If he wins, Turang would become the third Brewer to claim multiple Gold Glove awards, with the winner to be announced November 1st on ESPN. Turang also played a key role in Milwaukee's World Series run, hitting a go-ahead home run in Game 1 of the NLCS against the Dodgers as the Brewers advanced to their first Fall Classic since 1982.
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Breaking T releases new three new shirts for your NL Champion Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers have reached the 2026 World Series for the first time since 1982, and Breaking T has released three new commemorative shirts to celebrate. The designs feature players including Jake Bauers, Garrett Mitchell, Jacob Misiorowski, William Contreras, and Brice Turang, with one shirt highlighting Bauers' performance in the League Championship Series where he hit a go-ahead two-run homer in Game 3 after lengthy at-bats.
Brew Crew BallChourio earns first Gold Glove nomination; Turang aims to be 2-time winner at 2B
MLB.com BrewersTurang, Chourio among NL Gold Glove finalists for Brewers
Brice Turang and Jackson Chourio have been named Gold Glove finalists for the Brewers at second base and left field respectively. Turang is a finalist for the third consecutive year and leads his fellow second base finalists in defensive wins above replacement with 1.1, while Chourio posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage with no errors and leads left fielders in defensive value. If either player wins, Turang could become the third Brewer to win multiple Gold Gloves, and Chourio would be the first left fielder in franchise history to claim the award. Winners will be announced November 1st on ESPN.
Brew Crew BallDave Roberts’ exposed Game 1 strategy reveals key NLCS matchup for Brewers
The Brewers defeated the Dodgers 1-0 in Game 1 of the NLCS, with Brice Turang hitting a solo home run to tie the game and Luis Lara adding an RBI single for the go-ahead run. Milwaukee's defense was stellar, turning three double plays, while the bullpen remained dominant through the final innings. In the eighth inning, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts intentionally walked William Contreras and Andrew Vaughn to create left-on-left matchups, a strategy that succeeded but revealed his likely approach for the series of prioritizing his left-handed relievers against Milwaukee's left-handed hitters.
Reviewing the BrewTurang's Game 1 HR not just clutch, it was the type of blast only Ohtani hits
MLB.com BrewersBrice Turang lifts Brewers to tone-setting victory over Tarik Skubal, Dodgers in Game 1 of NLCS
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS, with Brice Turang hitting a home run in the fourth inning to break a 1-1 tie. Jacob Misiorowski pitched 4.1 innings for Milwaukee despite not being at his sharpest, while Tarik Skubal allowed the go-ahead run on Turang's blast. The Brewers won through strong defense, solid pitching, and timely hitting rather than capitalizing on Dodgers mistakes, demonstrating the formula manager Pat Murphy's 103-win team relies on.
Reviewing the BrewLate-night work pays off for 'baseball rat' Turang in Game 1 star turn
MLB.com BrewersIn battle of aces, Dodgers flinch first as Brewers win Game 1 of NLCS
The Brewers defeated the Dodgers 2-1 in Game 1 of the NLCS behind key hits from Brice Turang and Luis Lara. The Dodgers scored first on an Andy Pages single in the first inning, but Turang tied the game with a solo home run in the fourth, and Lara gave Milwaukee the lead with a hit in the fifth. Trevor Megill closed out the game for the Brewers despite allowing two walks in the ninth inning.
Brew Crew BallBrewers, Dodgers Announce NLCS Rosters
The 103-win Brewers and 100-win Dodgers begin their NLCS matchup tonight in Milwaukee, with Jacob Misiorowski starting for the Brewers and Tarik Skubal taking the mound for Los Angeles. The Dodgers added Justin Wrobleski to their 13-pitcher roster, replacing bench player Hyeseong Kim, while the Brewers kept their NLDS roster unchanged. Miguel Rojas remains available for the Dodgers as a bench option against left-handed pitchers after receiving a cortisone injection for a back injury. The Brewers will need improved offensive production from Brice Turang and others, while the Dodgers hope Shohei Ohtani can bounce back after managing just two hits in the NLDS despite ongoing knee and biceps issues.
MLB Trade RumorsChristian Yelich’s strong start to postseason completely reshapes Brewers’ offense
Christian Yelich has emerged as a bright spot for the Brewers in their NLDS against the Padres after a disappointing 2026 regular season where he hit .235 with just 12 home runs and a 27% strikeout rate. Through three games, the 34-year-old has posted a 1.000 OPS with a 185 wRC+ while hitting line drives at a 55.3% rate, including a clutch RBI single off a 100 mph fastball in Game 3. With other Milwaukee hitters like Jake Bauers and Brice Turang struggling, Yelich stands as the team's most productive left-handed starter in the series and could be a key factor if the Brewers advance past San Diego.
Reviewing the BrewTurang, Yelich key to Crew wrapping up NLDS
MLB.com BrewersPat Murphy's Game 3 batting order tweak changes Jackson Chourio's lineup protection
Manager Pat Murphy restructured the Milwaukee Brewers' batting order for Game 3 of their NLDS against San Diego, moving Jake Bauers to the two-hole, William Contreras to third, and Brice Turang to cleanup—a lineup combination the team never used during the regular season. The change addresses opposing pitchers' focus on Jackson Chourio by providing him different protection, as Turang went hitless in the first two games despite batting directly behind Chourio in both contests. Joey Ortiz replaces David Hamilton at third base, while Dustin May starts for the Brewers against Padres right-hander Nick Pivetta in Milwaukee's first road playoff game.
Reviewing the BrewBreaking T releases new “Jackson Chourio: Made for the Moment” & “This Is My Crew” shirts
The Brewers merchandise company Breaking T released two new shirt designs celebrating Milwaukee's walk-off victory over the Padres in Game 2 of the NLDS. One shirt honors Jackson Chourio, the 22-year-old who hit a walk-off two-run single to win the game 4-3, while the other features Christian Yelich, Brice Turang, and William Contreras signaling Sal Frelick to slide home for the winning run. The Brewers need one more win to advance to the NLCS and return to the postseason for back-to-back seasons for the first time in franchise history.
Brew Crew BallUncharacteristic defense leads to characteristic Brewers comeback in Game 2 of NLDS
The Milwaukee Brewers overcame uncharacteristic defensive lapses to defeat the San Diego Padres in Game 2 of the NLDS. Three infield errors by Brice Turang, Cooper Pratt, and David Hamilton allowed two unearned runs and put the Brewers behind entering the ninth inning. Jackson Chourio delivered the game-winning play in a bottom-of-the-ninth rally that featured walks from Christian Yelich, Sal Frelick, and Gary Sánchez to load the bases with two outs.
Reviewing the BrewJackson Chourio delivers the heroics in walk-off Brewers win in Game 2
Jackson Chourio hit a walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth inning with the bases loaded to give the Brewers a 2-1 victory over the Padres in Game 2 of the NLDS, extending Milwaukee's series lead to 2-0. The Brewers trailed 3-1 entering the ninth before Yelich's walk and stolen base, followed by walks to Frelick and Sanchez, set up Chourio's game-winning hit up the middle. The Brewers' defense struggled throughout the game with errors by Turang, Hamilton, and Pratt, but Milwaukee overcame a strong performance by Padres starter Michael King, who retired the first 14 batters he faced.
Brew Crew BallMLB Trade Rumors projects $59.1 million for sixteen arbitration-eligible Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers have 16 arbitration-eligible players projected to earn a combined $59.1 million next season, according to MLB Trade Rumors. Catcher William Contreras leads the group with a $14.6 million projection, followed by second baseman Brice Turang at $9.5 million and closer Camilo Megill at $8 million. The Brewers recently agreed to a $14.5 million club option with Contreras for 2027 and signed Vaughn and Megill to deals to avoid arbitration hearings this offseason.
Brew Crew Ball3 Brewers hitters who are hoping their recent hot streaks continue in the postseason
The Milwaukee Brewers scored 146 runs in September, 12 more than any other team, heading into the postseason with strong momentum. Second baseman Turang hit .361 with a 199 wRC+ in the final month while recording 1.8 fWAR, ranking third in baseball over that stretch. Outfielder Chourio led the team with five home runs, nine stolen bases, and 25 runs scored in September while hitting .337 with a 154 wRC+. Rookie shortstop Pratt rebounded from an August slump to hit .304 in September with seven stolen bases and strong defensive play.
Reviewing the BrewHanding out individual awards for the Brewers' record-breaking 2026 regular season
The Milwaukee Brewers finished the 2026 regular season with 103 wins, a franchise record that surpassed their previous high of 97 wins set in 2025. Pitcher Harrison made a significant early-season impact with a 2.57 ERA through his first 15 starts, though he struggled in late August and September. Left-handed hitter Jake Bauers had a career-best season at age 30, finishing fifth in the National League in walks (94) and OPS (.873) while adding 26 home runs, 86 RBIs, and 11 stolen bases. Three Brewers defenders—Jackson Chourio in left field, William Contreras at catcher, and Brice Turang at second base—are positioned to win Gold Glove Awards, with Contreras notably committing zero errors while catching over 1,000 innings.
Reviewing the BrewCheck out the Brewers’ All-MLB nominees
The Milwaukee Brewers have multiple players nominated for the All-MLB team across several positions. First baseman Joey Bauers finished second in the National League in wRC+ with 26 home runs and an impressive 16.3 walk percentage, though he faces stiff competition from Pete Alonso and others. Shortstop Brent Turang is considered a heavy favorite at his position after posting a 7.3 WAR season with 37 doubles, 21 home runs, and 100 RBIs. The Brewers also have nominees in catcher Willson Contreras, outfielder Joey Chourio, pitcher Misiorowski, and relievers Devin Megill and Joel Uribe, though most face strong competition from other league standouts. Voting runs through October 9, with the All-MLB teams to be announced on November 11.
Brew Crew BallBrice Turang joins impressive list of Brewers legends after strong finish to 2026 campaign
Brice Turang finished the 2026 season with career-best numbers across the board, posting 21 home runs, 37 doubles, 100 RBI, and a 7.3 bWAR while also returning to Gold Glove-caliber defense. His strong September performance, in which he batted .361 with four homers and 22 RBI, helped him reach 100 RBI in the season finale against St. Louis, making him just the eighth player in Brewers history to achieve 100 runs and 100 RBI in a single season alongside franchise legends like Robin Yount, Ryan Braun, and Christian Yelich. Turang's four-year trajectory from a 1.5 bWAR rookie to an elite two-way player represents a remarkable development arc for the 26-year-old second baseman.
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