Brandon Woodruff

Sources say the Brewers are open to moving virtually any player on the roster, and the Royals are considering an extension for Bobby Witt Jr

Brandon Woodruff was left off the Brewers' roster for the Wild Card Series because of the right shoulder capsular injury.

Woodruff ended the regular season with a 2.28 ERA and a 0.82 WHIP through 67 innings pitched. 

In 2018, Counsell deployed a radical strategy of openers and 'out-getters' in the postseason. Three years later, he's fully reversed course.

While Brewers fans often bring up 'the dadgum home run,' Woodruff has no problem being best known for his pitching these days.

The Brewers have invested heavily in the data and tech of pitching, and they are reaping the rewards of that approach.

There were no mistakes, no lapses of focus; just a stopper doing what a stopper on a first-place team is supposed to do in late August.

Freddy Peralta is injured, and Brandon Woodruff had his worst outing of the season Thursday, but that only underscores their dominance.

Lucas Giolito vs. Freddy Peralta. Carlos Rodón vs. Corbin Burnes. Lance Lynn vs. Brandon Woodruff. Who comes out on top?

May began with losses and injury issues, but the Brewers are trending in a positive direction heading into June.

Corbin Burnes has yet to allow a hit off his change-up or curveball, Josh Hader is on a pace for 50 games, and other tell-tale early stats.

The Brewers' five-man rotation has numbers not seen in Milwaukee since the days of Zack Greinke and Shaun Marcum: Can this staff keep it up?

We sought consensus from a group of MLB executives, analysts and scouts on how to rank the best starting pitchers in baseball right now.

Christian Yelich is 'in a pretty good place right now,' Josh Hader adds a change-up to complement his slider and other notes from Arizona.

Woodruff's believers include Hall of Famer John Smoltz, who loves the starter's live arm and mentality: "I’m a big Brandon Woodruff fan."

The Brewers project as the NL Central champs behind ace Brandon Woodruff and bounce-back seasons from Christian Yelich and Lorenzo Cain.

So what’s in store for the Brewers next season? Here are 10 (mostly logical and reasonable) thoughts. 

Woodruff plowed through the Cubs’ lineup for a third time, completing seven masterful innings.