Talk about the glass being half-empty or half-full; this season the Brewers' glass...

In a single trip, the Brewers' 2012 goal went from contending to rebuilding. The horrendous 0-6 stretch in Cincinnati and Philadelphia plunged them out of the playoff hunt and guaranteed pitching ace Zack Greinke's early departure...

Everything seemed to come in threes for the Brewers on the trip that ended Sunday night, and most of it was bad. In three stops—St. Louis, San Diego, San Francisco—there were three wins, three missed chances to take the rubber game and

Chris Narveson confirmed today that the tear in his rotator cuff that was announced last week will need surgery to repair and he will miss the rest of the 2012 season. The arthroscopic surgery was confirmed as necessary by a specialist - the tear is apparently under the surface. The recovery time is 6-9 months. Ron Roenicke says the likely hole-filler will be Marco Estrada, who did a spectacular j...

Last year the Brewers got halfway to the ultimate baseball goal, winning a division championship and a playoff series for the first time in 29 years before falling to St. Louis in the National League Championship Series. This year there are some...

Heading into the start of play today, the Brewers projected five starting pitchers - Zach Greinke, Yovanni Gallardo, Shaun Marcum, Chris Narveson and Randy Wolf - had a combined Spring Training ERA of 2.43. Not bad, folks, not bad. Marcum, who had been benched until yesterday with shoulder issues/soreness, made his debut yesterday, giving up one hit and one walk while striking out three over thr...

Per John Perrotto of Baseball Prospectus on ESPN Rumor Central via UeckerPowell �s Twitter feed: Scouts who have watching (Jeff) Suppan pitch in Arizona this spring say he is completely cooked and no longer able to get major league hitters out. _ Who knows what to make of this bit of information. Suppan�s been as horrible as we feared all Spring Training long, but this bit of information su...

Yesterday, Brewers manager Ken Macha was asked what Jeff Suppan would be doing today, as it was his scheduled day to pitch. Manny Parra and Chris Narveson are scheduled to pitch in the Brewers� Spring Training game, but Suppan�s workload hadn�t been announced. Here�s what Macha had to say: �Hopefully I�ll be able to answer that tomorrow. That�s my best answer.� As Haudricourt put it, since when...

With the signing on Doug Davis, the Brewers now have six starting pitchers on their roster - Dave Bush, Davis, Yovani Gallardo, Manny Parra, Jeff Suppan and Randy Wolf. Since the rotation is only give guys, someone clearly has to go. Does this mean we're finally clear of the dreaded Soup-start? According to Adam McCalvy, GM Doug Melvin said, "Players help make these decisions." I assume Melvin's s...

Brewers draft RHP Eric Arnett from Indiana University with our first pick, 26th overall....