Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Aaron Civale is moving to a bullpen role for the first time in his seven-year career. His next move could be out of Milwaukee entirely.

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.

We love a good logo design secret, but it's not often that we discover one from a game show. At first glance, the Milwaukee Brewers logo looks like a ball in baseball mitt. At second and third glance too. In fact, it turns out that even players on the team took years to notice anything else.

Nolan Gorman hit a three-run homer, Willson Contreras added a solo shot in the ninth inning and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-5 on Saturday to snap a six-game losing streak.

The clever Milwaukee Brewers logo originated in a design from 1978. According to the team's website, the design was submitted by the then art history student Tom Meindel in a logo

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.

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The Milwaukee Brewers are calling up one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Right-hander Jacob Misiorowski is expected to come up and start Thursday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field, reports ESPN. It will be his MLB debut. The team has not confirmed the move.

"Play Ball Weekend" at Baran Park in Milwaukee County brings together thousands of children to learn baseball basics and promote physical activity.

Both Willson Contreras and Rhys Hoskins were hit by pitches and tempers flared, but a three-run home run by St. Louis' Nolan Gorman loomed large.