On Dec. 9, 2015, the Brewers entered a trade with the Seattle Mariners to send Lind over in exchange for three pitchers, one of which was prospect Freddy Peralta. Recently, Bleacher Report detailed the deal as one of the most lopsided MLB offseason trades of the last 10 years.

While the Major League Baseball world waits to see what the Milwaukee Brewers do with right-hander Freddy Peralta, the Brewers have remained active, having made

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After a defensive-led duel resulted in a narrow 2-1 loss for the Brewers in Game 1, they were unable to score more than one point in each of the games the rest of the way. By the end of the series, Los Angeles had outscored them, 15-4.

The New York Mets added to their depth with the addition of Zach Peek. A 27-year-old who has only dabbled in Double-A, there isn’t a whole lot to know about him

There has been a great deal written regarding the Milwaukee Brewers and their search for a multi-year starter at first base. After Prince Fielder left Milwaukee following the 2011 season, the Brewers had 11 different Opening Day starters at the position in each of the following 11 seasons.

Danny Jansen, the Appleton high school alumnus who closed the season with the Brewers, will reportedly play for the Texas Rangers next season.

The Brewers face a Craig Counsell-like decision as Pat Murphy’s success and NL Central titles raise familiar contract questions.