List of Milwaukee Brewers award winners and All-Stars

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Ryan Braun won seven MLB year-end awards during his 2007 to 2020 Brewers career, more than any other player in franchise history. Ryan Braun (41976772944) (cropped).jpg
Ryan Braun won seven MLB year-end awards during his 2007 to 2020 Brewers career, more than any other player in franchise history.

The Milwaukee Brewers are a Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Established in Seattle, Washington, as the Seattle Pilots in 1969, [1] the team became the Milwaukee Brewers after relocating to Milwaukee in 1970. [2] The franchise played in the American League (AL) until 1998 when it moved to the National League (NL) in conjunction with a major league realignment. [3] This list documents players and personnel who have won MLB awards or been selected for MLB All-Star teams.

Contents

Four Brewers have won the Most Valuable Player Award: Ryan Braun, Rollie Fingers, Christian Yelich, and Robin Yount. Three have won the Cy Young Award: Corbin Burnes, Rollie Fingers, and Pete Vuckovich. Three have won the Rookie of the Year Award: Ryan Braun, Pat Listach, and Devin Williams. One has won the Manager of the Year Award: Pat Murphy. Two have won the Hank Aaron Award: Prince Fielder and Christian Yelich. Dave Parker is the only Brewer to win the Edgar Martínez Award. Two have won the Rolaids Relief Man Award: John Axford and Rollie Fingers. Two others have won the Trevor Hoffman Award: Josh Hader and Devin Williams. Cecil Cooper is the only Brewer to win the Roberto Clemente Award. Eight have won the Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Two have won the Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award. Eleven have won the Silver Slugger Award. Six have been selected for All-MLB Teams. Eight have won the Player of the Month Award. Six have won the Pitcher of the Month Award. Six have won the Rookie of the Month Award. One broadcaster has won the Ford C. Frick Award: Bob Uecker.

Ryan Braun won seven MLB year-end awards during his 2007 to 2020 Brewers career, more than any other player in franchise history. He is followed by Cecil Cooper, Christian Yelich, and Robin Yount with six each. Braun was also selected for the MLB All-Star Game six times, more than any other Brewer. His is followed by Cecil Cooper and Paul Molitor (5); Josh Hader, Don Money, and Ben Sheets (4); Prince Fielder, Ben Oglivie, Dan Plesac, and Robin Yount (3); Corbin Burnes, Rollie Fingers, Carlos Gómez, Corey Hart, Carlos Lee, Jonathan Lucroy, Francisco Rodríguez, Richie Sexson, Ted Simmons, Greg Vaughn, Devin Williams, Brandon Woodruff and Christian Yelich (2).

Seventy-one Brewers have been selected to play in the MLB All-Star Game. Of these, 23 have been selected on more than one occasion. Prince Fielder is the only Brewer to win the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award. Of the nine Brewers selected to participate in the Home Run Derby held during the All-Star break, Fielder is the only Brewer to win the contest.

Key

PositionIndicates the player's primary position or the position for which an award was given
RoleIndicates a pitcher's primary role
ALIndicates the player won the American League version of the award (1969–1997)
NLIndicates the player won the National League version of the award (1998–present)
(#)Number of wins by individuals who won an award multiple times
†Indicates the player started in an All-Star Game

Awards

Most Valuable Player Award

Four Brewers have won the Major League Baseball Most Valuable Player Award—two in the American League and two in the National League. Robin Yount is the only Brewer to win the award twice. [4]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1981AL Rollie Fingers Pitcher [5]
1982AL Robin Yount (1) Shortstop [6]
1989AL Robin Yount (2) Center fielder [6]
2011NL Ryan Braun Left fielder [7]
2018NL Christian Yelich Left fielder [8]

Cy Young Award

Three Brewers have won the Cy Young Award—two in the American League and one in the National League. [9]

SeasonNameRoleRef.
1981AL Rollie Fingers Closing pitcher [5]
1982AL Pete Vuckovich Starting pitcher [10]
2021NL Corbin Burnes Starting pitcher [11]

Rookie of the Year Award

Three Brewers have won the Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year Award—one in the American League and two in the National League. [12]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1992AL Pat Listach Shortstop [13]
2007NL Ryan Braun Third baseman [7]
2020NL Devin Williams Pitcher [14]

Manager of the Year Award

One Brewers manager has won the Manager of the Year Award. [15]

YearNameRef.
2024NL Pat Murphy [16]

Hank Aaron Award

Two Brewers have won the Hank Aaron Award. Christian Yelich is the only Brewer to win the award twice. [17]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
2007NL Prince Fielder First baseman [18]
2018NL Christian Yelich (1) Left fielder [8]
2019NL Christian Yelich (2) Right fielder [8]

Edgar Martínez Award

One Brewer won the Edgar Martínez Outstanding Designated Hitter Award. [19]

SeasonNameRef.
1990 Dave Parker [20]

Rolaids Relief Man Award

Two Brewers won the Rolaids Relief Man Award. [21]

SeasonNameRef.
1981AL Rollie Fingers [5]
2011NL John Axford [22]

Trevor Hoffman Award

Two Brewers have won the Trevor Hoffman National League Reliever of the Year Award. [21]

SeasonNameRef.
2018 Josh Hader (1) [23]
2019 Josh Hader (2) [23]
2020 Devin Williams (1) [14]
2021 Josh Hader (3) [23]
2023 Devin Williams (2) [14]

Roberto Clemente Award

One Brewer has won the Roberto Clemente Award. [24]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1983 Cecil Cooper First baseman [25]

Rawlings Gold Glove Award

Eight Brewers have won the Rawlings Gold Glove Award. George Scott and Cecil Cooper are the only Brewers to win the award multiple times. [26] Cumulatively, the Brewers have won seven at first base, one at second base, one at shortstop, and four at outfield for a total of 13 Gold Gloves.

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1972AL George Scott (1) First baseman [27]
1973AL George Scott (2) First baseman [27]
1974AL George Scott (3) First baseman [27]
1975AL George Scott (4) First baseman [27]
1976AL George Scott (5) First baseman [27]
1979AL Cecil Cooper (1) First baseman [25]
1979AL Sixto Lezcano Right fielder [28]
1980AL Cecil Cooper (2) First baseman [25]
1982AL Robin Yount Shortstop [6]
2013NL Carlos Gómez Center fielder [29]
2019NL Lorenzo Cain Center fielder [30]
2024NL Sal Frelick Right fielder [31]
2024NL Brice Turang Second baseman [32]

Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award

Two Brewers have won the Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award. Carlos Gómez is the only Brewer to win the award twice. [33]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
2012NL Carlos Gómez (1) Center fielder [29]
2013NL Carlos Gómez (2) Center fielder [29]
2019 Lorenzo Cain Center fielder [30]

Silver Slugger Award

Eleven Brewers have won the Silver Slugger Award. [26] Cumulatively, the Brewers have won 10 at outfield, 5 at first base, 3 at designated hitter, 2 at shortstop, 1 at pitcher, and 2 at catcher for a total of 23 Silver Sluggers. Ryan Braun, William Contreras, Cecil Cooper, Prince Fielder, Paul Molitor, Christian Yelich, and Robin Yount are the only Brewers to win the award multiple times. [26]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1980AL Cecil Cooper (1) First baseman [25]
1980AL Ben Oglivie Left fielder [34]
1980AL Robin Yount (1) Shortstop [6]
1981AL Cecil Cooper (2) First baseman [25]
1982AL Cecil Cooper (3) First baseman [25]
1982AL Robin Yount (2) Shortstop [6]
1987AL Paul Molitor (1) Designated hitter [35]
1988AL Paul Molitor (2) Designated hitter [35]
1989AL Robin Yount (3) Center fielder [6]
1990AL Dave Parker Designated hitter [20]
2005NL Carlos Lee Left fielder [36]
2007NL Prince Fielder (1) First baseman [18]
2008NL Ryan Braun (1) Left fielder [7]
2009NL Ryan Braun (2) Left fielder [7]
2010NL Ryan Braun (3) Left fielder [7]
2010NL Yovani Gallardo Pitcher [37]
2011NL Ryan Braun (4) Left fielder [7]
2011NL Prince Fielder (2) First baseman [18]
2012NL Ryan Braun (5) Left fielder [7]
2018NL Christian Yelich (1) Left fielder [8]
2019NL Christian Yelich (2) Right fielder [8]
2023NL William Contreras Catcher [38]
2024NL William Contreras Catcher [38]

All-MLB Team

Six Brewers have been named to All-MLB Teams—two to the first team and two to the second team. [39]

SeasonNameTeamPositionRef.
2019 Josh Hader (1)First team Relief pitcher [23]
2019 Christian Yelich First team Outfielder [8]
2019 Yasmani Grandal Second team Catcher [40]
2020 Devin Williams Second team Relief pitcher [14]
2021 Corbin Burnes First team Starting pitcher [11]
2021 Josh Hader (2)First team Relief pitcher [23]
2024 William Contreras First team Catcher [38]

Player of the Month Award

Eight Brewers have won the Major League Baseball Player of the Month Award. Ryan Braun, Cecil Cooper, Prince Fielder, and Robin Yount are the only Brewers to win the award on multiple occasions. [41]

MonthNamePositionRef.
April 1975AL Robin Yount (1) Shortstop [6]
April 1979AL Cecil Cooper (1) First baseman [25]
May 1980AL Ben Oglivie Left fielder [34]
August 1980AL Cecil Cooper (2) First baseman [25]
August 1981AL Cecil Cooper (3) First baseman [25]
July 1982AL Robin Yount (2) Shortstop [6]
July 1983AL Cecil Cooper (4) First baseman [25]
July 1989AL Robin Yount (3) Center fielder [6]
September 1989AL Paul Molitor Third baseman [35]
June 1999NL Jeromy Burnitz Right fielder [42]
May 2007NL Prince Fielder (1) First baseman [18]
July 2007NL Ryan Braun (1) Third baseman [7]
July 2008NL Ryan Braun (2) Left fielder [7]
April 2011NL Ryan Braun (3) Left fielder [7]
June 2011NL Prince Fielder (2) First baseman [18]
September 2011NL Ryan Braun (4) Left fielder [7]
September 2018NL Christian Yelich Left fielder [8]

Pitcher of the Month Award

Six Brewers have won the Major League Baseball Pitcher of the Month Award. Cal Eldred and CC Sabathia are the only Brewers to win the award twice. [43]

MonthNameRoleRef.
September 1992AL Cal Eldred (1) Starting pitcher [44]
June 1994AL Cal Eldred (2) Starting pitcher [44]
July 2000NL Jeff D'Amico Starting pitcher [45]
June 2007NL Ben Sheets Starting pitcher [46]
July 2008NL CC Sabathia (1) Starting pitcher [47]
August 2008NL CC Sabathia (2) Starting pitcher [47]
May 2009NL Trevor Hoffman Closing pitcher [48]
July 2023NL Corbin Burnes Starting pitcher [11]

Rookie of the Month Award

Seven Brewers have won the Major League Baseball Rookie of the Month Award. Ryan Braun is the only Brewer to win the award twice. [49]

MonthNamePositionRef.
June 2001NL Ben Sheets Pitcher [46]
August 2003NL Scott Podsednik Center fielder [50]
April 2006NL Prince Fielder First baseman [18]
June 2007NL Ryan Braun (1) Third baseman [7]
July 2007NL Ryan Braun (2) Third baseman [7]
September 2009NL Casey McGehee Third baseman [51]
July 2019NL Keston Hiura Second baseman [52]
May 2024NL Joey Ortiz Third baseman [53]

Ford C. Frick Award

One Brewers broadcaster has won the Ford C. Frick Award. [54]

YearNameRef.
2003 Bob Uecker [55]

All-Stars

Seventy-one Brewers have been selected to play in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Twenty-three have been selected on more than one occasion. [56]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
1969AL Mike Hegan Outfielder [57]
1969AL Don Mincher First baseman [57]
1970AL Tommy Harper Third baseman [58]
1971AL Marty Pattin Pitcher [59]
1972AL Ellie Rodríguez Catcher [60]
1973AL Jim Colborn Pitcher [61]
1973AL Dave May Outfielder [61]
1974AL Don Money (1) Third baseman [62]
1974AL Darrell Porter Catcher [62]
1975AL Hank Aaron Designated hitter [63]
1975AL George Scott First baseman [63]
1976AL Don Money (2) Third baseman [64]
1976AL Bill Travers Pitcher [64]
1977AL Don Money (3) Second baseman [65]
1977AL Jim Slaton Pitcher [65]
1978AL Larry Hisle Outfielder [66]
1978AL Don Money (4)† Second baseman [66]
1978AL Lary Sorensen Pitcher [66]
1979AL Cecil Cooper (1) First baseman [67]
1980AL Cecil Cooper (2) First baseman [68]
1980AL Paul Molitor (1) Second baseman [68]
1980AL Ben Oglivie (1)† Outfielder [68]
1980AL Robin Yount (1) Shortstop [68]
1981AL Rollie Fingers (1) Pitcher [69]
1981AL Ted Simmons (1) Catcher [69]
1981AL Gorman Thomas Outfielder [69]
1982AL Cecil Cooper (3)† First baseman [70]
1982AL Rollie Fingers (2) Pitcher [70]
1982AL Ben Oglivie (2) Outfielder [70]
1982AL Robin Yount (2)† Shortstop [70]
1983AL Cecil Cooper (4) First baseman [71]
1983AL Ben Oglivie (3) Outfielder [71]
1983AL Ted Simmons (2)† Catcher [71]
1983AL Robin Yount (3)† Shortstop [71]
1984AL Jim Sundberg Catcher [72]
1985AL Cecil Cooper (5) First baseman [73]
1985AL Paul Molitor (2) Third baseman [73]
1986AL Teddy Higuera Pitcher [74]
1987AL Dan Plesac (1) Pitcher [75]
1988AL Paul Molitor (3)† Second baseman [76]
1988AL Dan Plesac (2) Pitcher [76]
1989AL Dan Plesac (3) Pitcher [77]
1990AL Dave Parker Designated hitter [78]
1991AL Paul Molitor (4) Designated hitter [79]
1992AL Paul Molitor (5) Designated hitter [80]
1993AL Greg Vaughn (1) Outfielder [81]
1994AL Ricky Bones Pitcher [82]
1995AL Kevin Seitzer Third baseman [83]
1996AL Greg Vaughn (2) Outfielder [84]
1997AL Jeff Cirillo Third baseman [85]
1998NL Fernando Viña Second baseman [86]
1999NL Jeromy Burnitz † Outfielder [87]
1999NL Dave Nilsson Catcher [87]
2000NL Bob Wickman Pitcher [88]
2001NL Ben Sheets (1) Pitcher [89]
2002NL José Hernández Shortstop [90]
2002NL Richie Sexson (1) First baseman [90]
2003NL Geoff Jenkins Outfielder [91]
2003NL Richie Sexson (2) First baseman [91]
2004NL Dan Kolb Pitcher [92]
2004NL Ben Sheets (2) Pitcher [92]
2005NL Carlos Lee (1) Outfielder [93]
2006NL Chris Capuano Pitcher [94]
2006NL Carlos Lee (2) Outfielder [94]
2006NL Derrick Turnbow Pitcher [94]
2007NL Francisco Cordero Pitcher [95]
2007NL Prince Fielder (1)† First baseman [95]
2007NL J. J. Hardy Shortstop [95]
2007NL Ben Sheets (3) Pitcher [95]
2008NL Ryan Braun (1)† Outfielder [96]
2008NL Corey Hart (1) Outfielder [96]
2008NL Ben Sheets (4)† Pitcher [96]
2009NL Ryan Braun (2)† Outfielder [97]
2009NL Prince Fielder (2) First baseman [97]
2009NL Trevor Hoffman Pitcher [97]
2010NL Ryan Braun (3)† Outfielder [98]
2010NL Yovani Gallardo Pitcher [98]
2010NL Corey Hart (2)† Outfielder [98]
2011NL Ryan Braun (4) Outfielder [99]
2011NL Prince Fielder (3)† First baseman [99]
2011NL Rickie Weeks † Second baseman [99]
2012NL Ryan Braun (5)† Outfielder [100]
2013NL Carlos Gómez (1) Outfielder [101]
2013NL Jean Segura Shortstop [101]
2014NL Carlos Gómez (2)† Outfielder [102]
2014NL Jonathan Lucroy (1)† Catcher [102]
2014NL Aramis Ramírez † Third baseman [102]
2014NL Francisco Rodríguez (1) Pitcher [102]
2015NL Ryan Braun (6) Outfielder [103]
2015NL Francisco Rodríguez (2) Pitcher [103]
2016NL Jonathan Lucroy (2) Catcher [104]
2017NL Corey Knebel Pitcher [105]
2018NL Jesús Aguilar First baseman [106]
2018NL Lorenzo Cain Outfielder [106]
2018NL Josh Hader (1) Pitcher [106]
2018NL Jeremy Jeffress Pitcher [106]
2018NL Christian Yelich (1) Outfielder [106]
2019NL Yasmani Grandal Catcher [107]
2019NL Josh Hader (2) Pitcher [107]
2019NL Mike Moustakas Third baseman [107]
2019NL Brandon Woodruff (1) Pitcher [107]
2019NL Christian Yelich (2)† Outfielder [107]
2021NL Corbin Burnes (2) Pitcher [108]
2021NL Josh Hader (3) Pitcher [108]
2021NL Freddy Peralta Pitcher [108]
2021NL Omar Narváez Catcher [108]
2021NL Brandon Woodruff (2) Pitcher [108]
2022NL Corbin Burnes (2) Pitcher [109]
2022NL Josh Hader (4) Pitcher [109]
2022NL Devin Williams (1) Pitcher [109]
2023NL Corbin Burnes (3) Pitcher [110]
2023NL Devin Williams (2) Pitcher [110]
2024NL William Contreras † Catcher [111]
2024NL Christian Yelich (3)† Outfielder [111]

All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award

One Brewer has won the Major League Baseball All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award. [112]

SeasonNamePositionRef.
2011 Prince Fielder First baseman [18]

Home Run Derby participants

Nine Brewers have been selected to participate in the Home Run Derby held during the All-Star break. Prince Fielder and Richie Sexson are the only Brewers to appear in multiple Home Run Derbies. Fielder is the only Brewer to win the contest.

SeasonNameFinishTotalRef.
1996 Greg Vaughn 9th (tie)0 [113]
1999 Jeromy Burnitz 2nd14 [113]
2002 Richie Sexson (1)4th10 [114]
2003 Richie Sexson (2)7th1 [114]
2005 Carlos Lee 3rd15 [114]
2007 Prince Fielder (1)6th (tie)3 [114]
2008 Ryan Braun 3rd (tie)14 [114]
2009 Prince Fielder (2)1st23 [114]
2010 Corey Hart 3rd13 [115]
2011 Prince Fielder (3)3rd (tie)9 [115]
2011 Rickie Weeks 7th3 [115]
2018 Jesús Aguilar 7th12 [116]

Minor league system

Robin Yount Performance Award

The Brewers have presented Player and Pitcher of the Year Awards to their top minor leaguers—one player and one pitcher—since 1999. The awards were renamed in honor of Robin Yount in 2003. [117] Jackson Chourio, Taylor Green, Ben Hendrickson, Carlos Rodriguez and Ben Sheets are the only recipients to win two awards.

Player of the Year Award

SeasonRecipientPositionClass(es)Team(s)Ref.
1999 Kevin Barker First baseman Triple-A Louisville RiverBats [118]
2000 Ben Sheets Pitcher Triple-A / Double-A Indianapolis Indians / Huntsville Stars [46]
2001 Bill Hall Shortstop Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / High Desert Mavericks [119]
2002 Brad Nelson First baseman Class A-Advanced / Class A High Desert Mavericks / Beloit Snappers [120]
2003 Prince Fielder First baseman Class A Beloit Snappers [121]
2004 Vinny Rottino Outfielder Class A Beloit Snappers [122]
2005 Nelson Cruz Outfielder Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars [123]
2006 Ryan Braun Third baseman Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / Brevard County Manatees [124]
2007 Taylor Green (1) Third baseman Class A West Virginia Power [125]
2008 Alcides Escobar Shortstop Double-A Huntsville Stars [126]
Mat Gamel Third baseman Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars [127]
2009 Logan Schafer Outfielder Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / Brevard County Manatees [128]
2010 Erik Komatsu Outfielder Class A-Advanced Brevard County Manatees [129]
2011 Taylor Green (2) Third baseman Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars [125]
2012 Hunter Morris First baseman Double-A Huntsville Stars [130]
2013 Jason Rogers First baseman Double-A Huntsville Stars [131]
2014 Clint Coulter Catcher Class A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [132]
2015 Orlando Arcia Shortstop Double-A Biloxi Shuckers [133]
2016 Isan Díaz Shortstop Class A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [134]
2017 Lewis Brinson Outfielder Triple-A Colorado Springs Sky Sox [135]
2018 Corey Ray Outfielder Triple-A / Double-A San Antonio Missions / Biloxi Shuckers [136]
2019 Trent Grisham Outfielder Triple-A / Double-A San Antonio Missions / Biloxi Shuckers [137]
2020None selected
2021 Joey Wiemer Outfielder High-A / Low-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers / Carolina Mudcats [138]
2022 Jackson Chourio (1) Outfielder Double-A / High-A / Single-A Biloxi Shuckers / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers / Carolina Mudcats [139]
2023 Tyler Black Third baseman Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Biloxi Shuckers [140]
Jackson Chourio (2) Outfielder Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Biloxi Shuckers [139]
2024Jesús Made Shortstop Rookie DSL Brewers 1 [141]
Cooper Pratt Shortstop High-A / Single-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers / Carolina Mudcats [142]

Pitcher of the Year Award

SeasonRoleClass(es)Team(s)Ref.
1999 Allen Levrault Triple-A / Double-A Louisville RiverBats / Huntsville Stars [143]
2000 Ben Sheets Triple-A / Double-A Indianapolis Indians / Huntsville Stars [46]
2001 Nick Neugebauer Triple-A / Double-A Indianapolis Indians / Huntsville Stars [144]
2002 Ben Hendrickson (1) Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / High Desert Mavericks [145]
2003 Luis Martínez Triple-A / Double-A Indianapolis Indians / Huntsville Stars [146]
2004 Ben Hendrickson (2) Triple-A Indianapolis Indians [145]
2005 Tim Dillard Class A-Advanced Brevard County Manatees [147]
2006 Yovani Gallardo Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / Brevard County Manatees [148]
2007 Manny Parra Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars [149]
2008 Jeremy Jeffress Double-A / Class A-Advanced Huntsville Stars / Brevard County Manatees [150]
2009Amaury Rivas Class A-Advanced Brevard County Manatees [151]
2010 Jake Odorizzi Class A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [152]
2011 Mike Fiers Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars [153]
2012 Hiram Burgos Triple-A / Double-A / Class A-Advanced Nashville Sounds / Huntsville Stars / Brevard County Manatees [154]
2013 Johnny Hellweg Triple-A Nashville Sounds [155]
2014 Jimmy Nelson Triple-A Nashville Sounds [156]
2015 Jorge López Double-A Biloxi Shuckers [157]
2016 Brandon Woodruff Double-A / Class A-Advanced Biloxi Shuckers / Brevard County Manatees [158]
2017 Corbin Burnes Double-A / Class A-Advanced Biloxi Shuckers / Carolina Mudcats [159]
2018Zack Brown Double-A Biloxi Shuckers [160]
2019 Aaron Ashby Class A-Advanced / Class A Carolina Mudcats / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [161]
2020None selected
2021 Ethan Small Triple-A / Double-A / Rookie Nashville Sounds / Biloxi Shuckers / ACL Brewers Gold [162]
2022Carlos Rodriguez(1) High-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [163]
2023Robert Gasser Triple-A Nashville Sounds [164]
Carlos Rodriguez(2) Triple-A / Double-A Nashville Sounds / Biloxi Shuckers [163]
2024K.C. Hunt Double-A / High-A / Single-A Biloxi Shuckers / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers / Carolina Mudcats [165]
Craig Yoho Triple-A / Double-A / High-A Nashville Sounds / Biloxi Shuckers / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers [166]

Other achievements

Baseball Hall of Famers

Eight Brewers have been inducted in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. [167]

YearNameBrewers careerPositionRef.
1982 Hank Aaron 1975–1976 Designated hitter [168]
1992 Rollie Fingers 1981–1982, 1984–1985 Pitcher [5]
1998 Don Sutton 1982–1984 Pitcher [169]
1999 Robin Yount 1974–1993 Shortstop [6]
2004 Paul Molitor 1978–1992 Third baseman [35]
2017 Bud Selig 1970–1998Owner [170]
2018 Trevor Hoffman 2009–2010 Pitcher [48]
2020 Ted Simmons 1981–1985 Catcher [171]

Retired numbers

The Brewers have retired five uniform numbers in honor of its former players and executives. This ensures that the number will be associated with one person of particular importance to the team. [172] Additionally, the number 42 has been retired throughout professional baseball in honor of Jackie Robinson. [173]

No.NameSeasonsPositionRef.
1 Bud Selig 1970–1998Owner [170]
4 Paul Molitor 1978–1992 Third baseman [35]
19 Robin Yount 1974–1993 Shortstop [6]
34 Rollie Fingers 1981–1982, 1984–1985 Pitcher [5]
42 Jackie Robinson — Second baseman [173]
44 Hank Aaron 1975–1976 Designated hitter [168]

Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor

The Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor at American Family Field is an exhibit that commemorates players, coaches, executives, and broadcasters who have made significant contributions to the team and meet set criteria regarding career milestones or service time. [174]

American Family Field Walk of Fame

The American Family Field Walk of Fame at American Family Field is an exhibit that commemorates players, coaches, executives, and broadcasters who have made significant contributions to Major League Baseball in Milwaukee. It covers the entire history of the Brewers since 1970 and that of the Milwaukee Braves, who played in the city from 1953 to 1965. [175]

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