Robert Beyer completed work on his eight-bedroom Los Angeles mansion in 2005—the same year he bought his stake in the Brewers.

The Milwaukee Brewers are enjoying a well-deserved day off Monday, June 16, after completing a 3-1 series win over St. Louis with Sunday’s 3-2 victory.

The Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers made the first notable deal just over a month out from the MLB trade deadline, with starting pitcher Aaron Civale dealt to Chicago in exchange for first baseman Andrew Vaughn. That deal could have a domino effect on the MLB trade deadline in July, impacting multiple clubs.

Milwaukee Brewers prospect pitcher, Jacob Misiorowski made an amazing statement in his Major League Baseball debut. On June 12, the right-handed Misiorowski, 23, dazzled in a five-inning, no-hit start for the Brewers, Misiorowski got the win, as the Brewers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, in a 6-0 shutout victory.

Robert Beyer, a financier and co-owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, continues to struggle to sell his Brentwood mansion.

Jacob Misiorowski, the Brewers' top pitching prospect, showed he had even more improvement to make this year in the minor leagues.

The Brewers announced a rebrand in 2019 for the club’s 50th anniversary. The team brought back an old logo first used in 1978 that cleverly placed a lowercase B underneath a letter M to form a baseball mitt out of the team nickname’s initials—and they’re hidden in plain sight.

A collision at first base led to a spat between the Cardinals vet and a Brewers player — and a fiery postgame rant.

The Brewers have a run differential of plus-23 but their runs created plus metric of 92 is the third-worst in the National League. Milwaukee's batting order will face Braves ace Chris Sale in the opening matchup of the series.