The Milwaukee Brewers are one of 6 teams never to have won a World Series, but that might not be the case for long. At the midway point of the MLB season, the Brewers are just one game behind the Cincinnati Reds and well-positioned to earn a place in the Postseason. With stars like Christian Yelich on the field, and thousands of Wisconsinites in the stands, the Cream City could be a tough place to play in October when the Brew Crew will hope to bring home their first Commissioner’s Trophy.
2023 Roster
Manager
Craig Counsell
Catcher
#7 – Victor Caratini (PRI)
#24 – William Contreras (VEN)
First Base
#6 – Owen Miller (USA)
Second Base
#12 – Jahmai Jones (USA)
#0 – Brice Turang (USA)
#14 – Andruw Monasterio (VEN)
Shortstop
#27 – Willy Adames (DOM)
Third Base
#9 – Brian Anderson (USA)
Outfield
#16 – Blake Perkins (USA)
#3 – Raimel Tapia (DOM)
#28 – Joey Wiemer (USA)
#22 – Christian Yelich (USA)
Designated Hitter
#33 – Jesse Winker (USA)
Starting Pitchers
#37 – Adrian Houser (USA)
#20 – Wade Miley (USA)
#51 – Freddy Peralta (DOM)
#49 – Julio Teheran (COL)
#48 – Colin Rea (USA)
#39 – Corbin Burnes (USA)
Relief Pitchers
#36 – J.C. Mejia (DOM)
#55 – Hoby Milner (USA)
#31 – Joel Payamps (DOM)
#59 – Elvis Peguero (DOM)
#45 – Abner Uribe (DOM)
#38 – Devin Williams (USA)
#46 – Bryse Wilson (USA)
2023 Schedule
The Milwaukee Brewers will play 162 MLB games during the 2023 season – 81 at American Family Field, and 81 on the road.
2023 is the first season of MLB’s new, more balanced, schedule, and the Milwaukee Brewers will face every other MLB team at least once. This year, the Brewers will play 13 games against each of their fellow NL Central teams ( St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, and Pittsburgh Pirates); 64 intraleague games (v non-division NL teams); and 46 interleague games (v AL teams).
As of 11 July, the Brewers boast a 49–42 record for the 2023 season. In their next game, on 14 July, the Milwaukee-based team will take on divisional rivals the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ballpark. The Brew Crew will bring their regular season to a close on 1 October against another NL Central rival – the Chicago Cubs at American Family Field.
You can find the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2023 Regular Season schedule here.
2023 Rivals
The Milwaukee Brewers' main rivals are the Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Twins.
The Brewers-Cubs rivalry is known as the I-94 rivalry due to the fact that the teams' ballparks are connected by an 83 mile stretch of Interstate 94. As well as geographical proximity, long-standing animosity between the 2 areas' NFL teams ( Green Bay Packers & Chicago Bears) has also added to the rivalry and made it one of the best in MLB.
The Brewers-Twins rivalry is an interleague rivalry between teams from neighboring states. The rivalry was particularly heated when the Brewers and Twins were both members of the American League (Milwaukee transferred to the National League in 1998), but games between the 2 teams remain popular with fans.
The Milwaukee Brewers will play the Chicago Cubs 6 more times this season:
- Chicago Cubs v Milwaukee Brewers · 28 Aug 2023
- Chicago Cubs v Milwaukee Brewers · 29 Aug 2023
- Chicago Cubs v Milwaukee Brewers · 30 Aug 2023
- Milwaukee Brewers v Chicago Cubs · 29 Sep 2023
- Milwaukee Brewers v Chicago Cubs · 30 Sep 2023
- Milwaukee Brewers v Chicago Cubs · 1 Oct 2023
2023 Postseason and World Series
The Milwaukee Brewers have made the MLB Postseason 8 times in their history. The franchise is one of 6 teams never to have won the World Series. The closest the Brewers have come to taking home the Commissioner’s Trophy was in 1982, when the franchise lost 3–2 in the World Series to the St Louis Cardinals.
Over the past 10 years, the Brewers have made the playoffs 4 times. The franchise most recently competed in the Postseason in 2021, when they were defeated by the Atlanta Braves in the NL Divisional Series.
The 2023 MLB Postseason will begin in October, once the regular season has ended. 12 teams qualify for the MLB Postseason, which is a 4-round playoff system: Wild Card Round (Best-of-3), Division Series (Best-of-5), Championship Series (Best-of-7), and World Series (Best-of-7).
2023 Tickets & Prices
American Family Field in Milwaukee has been home to the Milwaukee Brewers since 2001. The ballpark, which features a retractable roof, has a capacity of 41,900.
During the 2022 MLB season, the average attendance at the venue was 30,155 and the average ticket cost $31. While prices fluctuate game-to-game, tickets for Milwaukee Brewers games usually begin at around $10, with seats in the most premium areas sometimes costing over $100.
Standard Tickets
Seating at American Family Field is split across 4 main levels:
- Field (100 Level) – seats on this level provide close-up views of the action from the venue’s lowest tier
- Loge (200 Level) – Loge seats provide a combination of good value and clear views of the entire field
- Club (300 Level) – premium, elevated views that still feel close to the action make this one of the stadium’s most popular seating areas
- Terrace (400 Level) – seats on the stadium’s top tier are a great place to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a bird’s-eye-view of the game
Premium, Hospitality & VIP Tickets
- Diamond Field (Front of Sections 110–125) – these tickets provide incredible close-up views from seats between the bases in the first few rows closest to the field
How to get Cheap Tickets
Depending on the day of the week, time of the season, and opponent the Milwaukee Brewers are facing, ticket prices for games at American Family Field can vary significantly. The dynamic pricing system used by many sellers means that prices can fluctuate, but some things are guaranteed – for example, Regular Season tickets will always be cheaper than those in the Postseason, and Opening Day tickets will always be in high demand.
For less popular games, buying your tickets close to gameday can be a good option, while tickets for weekday games can also offer good value. To help you secure the very best Brewers tickets, Koobit compares prices from primary and secondary sellers, meaning you’ll find the right seats at the best price.
Where to Buy Tickets
Although tickets for the Milwaukee Brewers can be purchased at the team’s American Family Field box office, the quickest, cheapest, and safest way to buy tickets is online. By comparing prices from a wide range of official suppliers and resellers, Koobit can help you secure the right tickets at a great price. For Brewers games, tickets bought online will generally be delivered digitally and are available to use via the MLB Ballpark app.
2023 Merchandise & Apparel
Fanatics sells a huge selection of official Milwaukee Brewers merchandise, meaning you can look the part, for the best price, before you even arrive at the game.
How to Get to a Game
American Family Field is situated just outside Downtown Milwaukee. Car travel and public transport are the most popular ways to travel to the stadium.
A huge selection of parking lots are located around American Family Field. Parking is separated into General, Preferred, and Gold Preferred lots, and is all within a 10-minute walk of the venue. Parking can be purchased in advance from the Brewers website, or upon entry to the lot.
Public transport can also be used to access American Family Field, with buses being the best option. Connect 1 buses travel along Wisconsin Ave and stop at Wisconsin & 44th Street, which is a 1.0 km (12 min) walk to the ballpark. Alternatively, Route 18 services travel along National Ave and stop at National & 43rd St, which is 800 m (10 min) walk from American Family Field.
Like in most major American cities, Uber, Lyft, and local taxi cabs can also transport visitors in the Milwaukee area to American Family Field.
For more information, visit the American Family Field Travel & Parking page. Event-specific info, including for road games, can be found by clicking through to an event and viewing its specific Travel & Parking section.
For all the latest information on the Brewers, including the team's 2023 schedule and ticketing information, visit the Milwaukee Brewers page.
