The 90-mile rivalry between Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs fans was on full display as fans of both teams braved the heat on Tuesday, July 29.

The Brewers should trade a pitcher to improve their infield at the MLB trade deadline. Could Freddy Peralta or Nestor Cortes be on the move?

Everyone loves a blockbuster deal, but sometimes it’s under-the-radar trades in April or June that produce the biggest impact. Take Quinn Priester, who won his ninth consecutive decision for the Brewers on Tuesday,

Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio left Tuesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs with a right hamstring spasm, the team announced.

Jackson Chourio has left the Milwaukee Brewers’ game against the Chicago Cubs after getting hurt while running the bases on a leadoff triple in the fifth inning.

With the Brewers up 5-2 over the division rival Cubs, Andrew Vaughn crushed a grand slam to give the Crew insurance.

Chourio quickly proved his value as an offensive threat at the top of Milwaukee’s order, making his contract look like a steal. He finished third in NL Rookie of the Year voting and 22nd in MVP voting, playing a key role in Milwaukee capturing its third NL Central title in four seasons.

MLB reporter Héctor Gómez wrote on Twitter that the Brewers had emerged "now as a top suitor" for Suárez, but the names he mentioned as a possible return lined up perfectly with our Journal Sentinel story proposing mock trades (with reaction and analysis from Curt Hogg), which seems fishy.

Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio left Tuesday's game against the Cubs with an apparent injury after hitting a triple.

From Jim Gantner to Caleb Boushley (with Danny Jansen up next), a look at Milwaukee Brewers who already called Wisconsin home.