Tom Haudricourt

The Brewers are waiting patiently for Nathan Kirby to get his pro career going.

The Brewers don’t consider Mario Feliciano an average teenager behind the plate.

Jesus Aguilar didn’t make it tough to cut him; he made it impossible.

Brinson, Cordell and Phillips will be the starting outfield at Triple-A

With some help his pitching coach, Nick Ramirez started to look like a pitcher again

Brett Phillips doesn’t make excuses for his 2016 season

Jorge Lopez knows how to turn the page on a difficult season.

Art Charles figures he’s ready to handle just about anything

A shortstop glut didn’t stop the Brewers from adding Mauricio Dubon

The Brewers didn’t want to risk losing Taylor Williams

Lewis Brinson is guaranteed to get a good look in spring training

It only made sense to see what Nick Ramirez might be able to do as a pitcher

After how Brandon Woodruff handled 2016, no one can question his toughness

After a slow first half, Isan Diaz settled in at the plate

The Brewers figured Corey Ray was up to the task of starting in the FSL

Not even the Brewers expected Jorge Lopez to struggle to the extent he has

Josh Hader dominated Southern League hitters in his time there

The only issue Josh Hader was having was pitch counts.