Four players received votes for NL MVP from the Brewers.
Brice Turang was third, Jacob Misiorowski fifth and Jake Bauers and Jackson Chourio tied for 23rd. That's the most Brewers on MVP ballots since 1982 when they had five.
Fernando Mendoza on Kirk Cousins:
"I really, truly, from the bottom of my heart wanted to thank Kirk and the entire Cousins family, whether it was Julie, Cooper, or Turner. They've as a family, done so much for me. They've essentially taken me in to their household when they were here, and they welcomed me with open arms. It would have been really easy for Kirk, being a veteran quarterback and already proved everything, to be a little bit more dismissive. But he had me with open arms and has taught me so many things, whether it was film study, how to operate as a starting quarterback, all the different multifaceted approaches that have made him so successful throughout his career. He has shared with no restrictions and no constraints. I really appreciate him and it was heartfelt to see him (go), as he was a great mentor."
Brewers catcher William Contreras’ signature swagger won him an award on Wednesday night — a first of its kind in MLB. @DavidVennMLB explains. https://t.co/RJ42Yic8oe
I was among those who felt Jacob Misiorowski would ultimately be a reliever. I was very wrong.
He and the Brewers deserve tons of credit for how much he developed over the last two calendar years. It's not normal for guys to approach their ceiling this quickly.
This is the 3rd time both Cy Young Awards were unanimous:
2026: Jacob Misiorowski, Cam Schlittler
2022: Sandy Alcantara, Justin Verlander
1968: Denny McLain, Bob Gibson
Be prepared for the baseball lockout to move from the bargaining table to a federal courtroom. MLB is preparing for the players deploying a complex legal strategy involving dissolving the union and filing an antitrust lawsuit.
Details here:
https://t.co/bZvTz2u2hr
Asked Brewers GM Matt Arnold about trading William Contreras.
"I'm sure we'll get this ? a lot, but he means a lot to our team."
Asked him about trading Trevor Megill.
"He got the last 6 outs of the World Series, and I just went to a Metallica concert with him. So I like him."
Pat Murphy accepting his (never been done before) three-peat Manager of the Year award from a hospital bed after having hip surgery is why all of his players would run through a wall for him any day of the week. What a legend.