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Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the latest in a wild week of Milwaukee Brewers news. The farm system has provided more good news than the big league club of late, including top prospect Jackson Chourio hitting a walk off homer to break out of a slump to lead the farm system recap. The starting rotation desperately needed some help and the Brewers found a diamond in the rough in the addition of Julio Teheran. Also discussed in this week's podcast is the struggling offense, the reasons why they are struggling, and when help will arrive, plus what the plan will be when key players return from the injured list.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the latest in a big stretch of Brewers news. Former All Star Julio Teheran is now in a Brewers uniform and had an excellent debut as the starting rotation is reeling from several more injuries. Some players are on the mend though as Luis Urias has begun a rehab assignment, but once he returns, who gets sent off the roster to make room? It'll be a tough choice as David and Matt work through the options. Also Rob Manfred is in Milwaukee and there are reported threats that the Brewers could relocate if the government doesn't meet their funding obligation for maintenance. How much stock should we put in these threats?
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the latest hot topics surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers. Luke Voit is off to a slow start in 2023 and Matt has seen enough to know what he wants the Brewers to do with him. Keston Hiura is mashing in Triple-A, could he be forcing his way back on to the big league roster? Also, the St. Louis Cardinals are in the basement of the NL Central and we have some fun at their expense and wonder what might be the reason everything is going wrong down in STL. Also discussed is Mookie Betts being afraid of ghosts and the Brewers Top 10 most important young players to the future of the franchise.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the latest news on the Milwaukee Brewers. There's a mix of good news and bad news this week, especially on the injury front involving Adrian Houser, Gus Varland, and Tyrone Taylor (good news) as well as Garrett Mitchell and Sal Frelick (bad news). Also discussed in this episode is the bullpen meltdown against the Red Sox, whether or not the Josh Hader trade was actually the best deal the Brewers made at last year's Deadline (not that that's saying much), and David and Matt's top trade deadline targets to keep an eye on for this year. Plus, is having a roof on American Family Field a bad thing? Someone thinks so.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll dig into the Milwaukee Brewers stretch of winning to begin the season. The Brewers recently ended a 7-3 road trip out west against contending teams and things are looking great. The offense looks improved, the bullpen is excellent, and the rotation is as advertised. There have been some injuries as well, but the Brewers keep chugging along, winning games.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the Milwaukee Brewers Opening Day loss against the Cubs in this week's episode, along with breaking down the roster battle decisions. Luke Voit earned a spot while Keston Hiura did not. Brice Turang earned a spot while Joey Wiemer and Sal Frelick did not. Were the Brewers playing service time manipulation games with their outfield prospects? Why did they go with just two true outfielders and so many infielders? We dive into all of that and more.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll take a deep dive into the Milwaukee Brewers roster decisions as Opening Day approaches. There are battles for jobs in the bullpen, the infield, and the outfield. Who could take those spots and who might miss out? David and Matt dissect each situation. Plus, the Phillies now have a need at first base after an injury to Rhys Hoskins. Could the Brewers look to trade one of their spare first basemen? There's a lot of reasons to do so. All of that and more in a loaded Cold Brew Podcast episode.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll are back as Brewers spring training continues. There's just two weeks left until Opening Day. David has a new puppy and she makes her podcast debut as David and Matt discuss Luke Voit's roster status, the future of Keston Hiura in Milwaukee, Brewers in the World Baseball Classic, trading Victor Castaneda to the Rays, and more. Check it out on the latest episode of the Cold Brew Podcast.
Co-hosts David Gasper (@dgasper24) and Matt Carroll (@MKEMatt13) discuss the latest in a busy week of news surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers. There are new injuries to Jason Alexander and Tyrone Taylor before spring even begins that impacts a couple of roster battles in camp. Plus there are some new faces with the free agent signings of Justin Wilson, Tyler Naquin, and Luke Voit. The presence of Naquin and Voit could spell trouble for guys like Taylor and Keston Hiura when it comes to roster spots and David and Matt dive into how those situations could work out. Also, Willy Adames had some interesting comments from spring training that suggested he won't be signing an extension to stay in Milwaukee. We dig into that whole situation and so much more on this week's Cold Brew Podcast.
Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the big news early on in Brewers spring training, the arbitration case of Corbin Burnes. The Brewers won the case against Burnes but his comments upon arriving at spring training were anything but good for the organization. David and Matt dissect the whole situation with Corbin Burnes in this episode and the ugliness of the whole thing. Plus, more bad news with an Aaron Ashby injury update and the potential of Craig Counsell not sticking around to manage the Brewers much longer. It's an episode you won't want to miss.
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