Adam McCalvy is a Brewers beat writer and author of "The Milwaukee Brewers at 50." He covers all things Brewers for Major League Baseball (MLB) and Minor League Baseball, with his work also appearing in BVM Sports. Adam provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and insightful articles on the team, its players, and the baseball community.
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By: Adam Mccalvy
MILWAUKEE – Midseason pick-up Aaron Civale cleared seven innings for the first time this season and didn’t allow a run. Rookie Jackson Chourio did more two-out hitting. Left-hander Aaron Ashby, finally healthy again, hit 99 mph on the stadium radar gun. William Contreras even stole home. As September nears, the
By: Adam Mccalvy
CINCINNATI -- Willy Adames and William Contreras homered before the Brewers scratched out a run in the 10th inning to win in Game 1 of Friday’s doubleheader, 5-4, over the Reds at Great American Ball Park. Even better, rookie left fielder Jackson Chourio appeared to come through unscathed.
CINCINNATI -- Bob Uecker knew the sort of doubleheader day that awaited the Brewers on Friday at Great American Ball Park, where the temperature peaked at 98 degrees before Devin Williams secured the final out in the 10th inning of a Brewers win in
By: Adam Mccalvy
CINCINNATI -- A day after he rolled his right ankle, Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio was back in the starting lineup Saturday. The question was whether his ankle was good, or just “good enough." Turns out, that wasn’t the right question at all. “Increíble,” Chourio said in Spanish while breaking into
By: Adam Mccalvy
CINCINNATI – The question -- at least the start of the question -- was about how the Brewers would approach September given their cushion in the National League Central. With a 10-game lead over second-place Chicago going into Sunday’s 11-inning, 4-3 loss to the Reds at Great American Ball Park,
MILWAUKEE -- Willy Adames plays every day and hits so many threes that the Brewers' television broadcasters have started calling him Steph Curry.
By: Adam Mccalvy
MILWAUKEE -- Calling a grand slam is one thing. Calling a grand slam when the bases are empty is another. Add it to the growing legend of Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio, for whom nothing seems impossible these days. “Crazy,” said Brewers veteran starter Frankie Montas. “Insane.”
By: Adam Mccalvy
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By: Adam Mccalvy
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio hit a tying home run in the third inning that put him on the cusp of a 20/20 season at 20 years old. Then he hit a tying double in the fifth. When it looked like he’d have a chance to win the game
MILWAUKEE — The Brewers are comfortably in control of the National League Central, but manager Pat Murphy sounded angsty again on Wednesday afternoon. He’
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