Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor

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Robin Yount, a member of the Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor and the Baseball Hall of Fame, had over 12,000 plate appearances and won two AL MVP Awards (1982 & 1989) from 1974 to 1993. Robin Yount.jpg
Robin Yount, a member of the Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor and the Baseball Hall of Fame, had over 12,000  plate appearances and won two AL MVP Awards (1982 & 1989) from 1974 to 1993.

The Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor is an exhibit located at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that commemorates baseball players, coaches, executives, and broadcasters who have made significant contributions to the Milwaukee Brewers Major League Baseball team and meet set criteria regarding career milestones or service time. The team was established in Seattle, Washington, as the Seattle Pilots in 1969, [2] and they became the Milwaukee Brewers after relocating to Wisconsin in 1970. [3] 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. [4]

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Established by the Brewers in 2014, the initial Wall of Fame class consisted of 58 inductees. As of 2022, seventy-one individuals have been inducted. Each member is honored with a bronze plaque bearing their image and a summary of their Brewers career, which is affixed to an exterior wall by the Hot Corner entrance in left field. [5] [6]

Criteria

Unlike the American Family Field Walk of Fame exhibit, which selects individuals from both the Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Braves through a vote by Wisconsin media members and Brewers executives, [7] only retired Brewers who met at least one of nine criteria while with Milwaukee are inducted to the Wall of Honor. [8] The original class of 58 inductees were added based on seven conditions. [9] Two additional criteria were added in 2015 and 2018. [8] [10] These nine conditions are: [8]

Inductees

Ryan Braun made over 7,300 plate appearances from 2007 to 2020 and won the NL Rookie of the Year Award (2007) and NL MVP Award (2011). Ryan Braun (41976772944) (cropped).jpg
Ryan Braun made over 7,300  plate appearances from 2007 to 2020 and won the NL Rookie of the Year Award (2007) and NL MVP Award (2011).
Yovani Gallardo pitched nearly 1,300 innings from 2007 to 2014. Yovani Gallardo on August 14, 2009.jpg
Yovani Gallardo pitched nearly 1,300 innings from 2007 to 2014.
Jim Gantner made almost 6,800 plate appearances from 1976 to 1992. Jim Gantner Brewers.jpg
Jim Gantner made almost 6,800 plate appearances from 1976 to 1992.
Teddy Higuera pitched nearly 1,400 innings from 1985 to 1991 and 1993 to 1994. Teddy Higuera 1991.jpg
Teddy Higuera pitched nearly 1,400 innings from 1985 to 1991 and 1993 to 1994.
Don Money made almost 5,000 plate appearances from 1973 to 1983. Don Money 1975.JPG
Don Money made almost 5,000 plate appearances from 1973 to 1983.
David Nilsson made over 3,100 plate appearances from 1992 to 1999. David Nilsson.jpg
David Nilsson made over 3,100 plate appearances from 1992 to 1999.
Ben Oglivie made over 4,600 plate appearances from 1978 to 1986. Ben Oglivie Milwaukee Brewers.jpg
Ben Oglivie made over 4,600 plate appearances from 1978 to 1986.
Key
Position(s)Indicates the inductee's primary position or role
†Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame
‡Recipient of the Hall of Fame's Ford C. Frick Award
PA2,000 or more plate appearances
IP1,000 or more innings pitched
GP250 or more games pitched
MVP Most Valuable Player Award winner
CY Cy Young Award winner
ROY Rookie of the Year Award winner
REL Reliever of the Year Award winner
PEN Manager of a pennant-winning team
STATStatue on American Family Field Plaza
HOFElected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame
BCAST Primary broadcaster for 20 or more seasons after playing career
GM General manager for 10 years or more and reached the postseason
Wall of Honor inductees
InductedNamePosition(s)CareerCriteria metRefs.
2014 Hank Aaron † Designated hitter 1975–1976STAT, HOF [9] [18]
2014 Jerry Augustine Pitcher 1975–1984GP [9] [19]
2014 Sal Bando Third baseman 1977–1981PA [9] [20]
2014 Chris Bosio Pitcher 1986–1992IP [9] [21]
2022 Ryan Braun Left fielder 2007–2020PA, MVP, ROY [6] [11]
2014 Johnny Briggs Left fielder 1971–1975PA [9] [22]
2014 Jeromy Burnitz Right fielder 1996–2001PA [9] [23]
2014 Mike Caldwell Pitcher 1977–1984IP [9] [24]
2014 Bill Castro Pitcher 1974–1980GP [9] [25]
2014 Jeff Cirillo Third baseman 1994–1999, 2005–2006PA [9] [26]
2014 Jim Colborn Pitcher 1972–1976IP [9] [27]
2014 Cecil Cooper First baseman 1977–1987PA [9] [28]
2014 Craig Counsell Second baseman 2004, 2007–2011PA [9] [29]
2014 Chuck Crim Pitcher 1987–1991GP [9] [30]
2018 Harry Dalton General manager 1977–1991GM [7] [31]
2014 Rob Deer Right fielder 1986–1990PA [9] [32]
2014 Cal Eldred Pitcher 1991–1999IP [9] [33]
2014 Mike Fetters Pitcher 1992–1997GP [9] [34]
2018 Prince Fielder First baseman 2005–2011PA [7] [35]
2014 Rollie Fingers † Pitcher 1981–1982, 1984–1985MVP, CY, HOF [9] [36]
2021 Yovani Gallardo Pitcher 2007–2014IP [37] [12]
2014 Jim Gantner Second baseman 1976–1992PA [9] [13]
2021 Carlos Gómez Center fielder 2010–2015PA [37] [38]
2014 Moose Haas Pitcher 1976–1985IP, GP [9] [39]
2014 Bill Hall Third baseman 2002–2009PA [9] [40]
2014 Darryl Hamilton Center fielder 1988, 1990–1995PA [9] [41]
2019 J. J. Hardy Shortstop 2005–2009PA [42] [43]
2017 Corey Hart Right fielder 2004–2012PA [44] [45]
2014 Teddy Higuera Pitcher 1985–1991, 1993–1994IP [9] [14]
2019 Trevor Hoffman † Pitcher 2009–2010HOF [42] [46]
2014 John Jaha First baseman 1992–1998PA [9] [47]
2014 Geoff Jenkins Left fielder 1998–2007PA [9] [48]
2014 Harvey Kuenn manager 1975, 1982–1983PEN [9] [49]
2014 Sixto Lezcano Right fielder 1974–1980PA [9] [50]
2014 Pat Listach Shortstop 1992–1996ROY [9] [51]
2014 Mark Loretta Shortstop 1995–2002PA [9] [52]
2022 Jonathan Lucroy Catcher 2010–2016PA [6] [53]
2014 Dave May Center fielder 1970–1974, 1978PA [9] [54]
2014 Bob McClure Pitcher 1977–1986GP [9] [55]
2018 Doug Melvin General manager 2002–2015GM [7] [31]
2014 Paul Molitor † Third baseman 1978–1992PA, HOF [9] [56]
2014 Don Money Third baseman 1973–1983PA [9] [15]
2014 Charlie Moore Catcher 1973–1986PA [9] [57]
2014 Jaime Navarro Pitcher 1989–1994, 2000IP [9] [58]
2014 Dave Nilsson Catcher 1992–1999PA [9] [16]
2014 Ben Oglivie Left fielder 1978–1986PA [9] [17]
2014 Dan Plesac Pitcher 1986–1992GP [9] [59]
2014 Darrell Porter Catcher 1971–1976PA [9] [60]
2021 Francisco Rodríguez Pitcher 2011–2015GP [37] [61]
2014 Ken Sanders Pitcher 1970–1972— [9] [62]
2015 Bill Schroeder Catcher / broadcaster 1983–1988, 1994–presentBCAST [9] [63]
2014 George Scott First baseman 1972–1976PA [9] [64]
2014 Kevin Seitzer Third baseman 1992–1996PA [9] [65]
2014 Bud Selig †Owner1970–1998STAT, HOF [9] [66]
2014 Richie Sexson First baseman 2000–2003PA [9] [67]
2014 Ben Sheets Pitcher 2001–2008IP [9] [68]
2014 Ted Simmons † Catcher 1981–1985PA, HOF [9] [69]
2014 Jim Slaton Pitcher 1971–1977, 1979–1983IP, GP [9] [70]
2014 B. J. Surhoff Catcher 1987–1995PA [9] [71]
2014 Don Sutton † Pitcher 1982–1984HOF [9] [72]
2014 Gorman Thomas Center fielder 1973–1976, 1978–1983, 1986PA [9] [73]
2014 Bill Travers Pitcher 1974–1980IP [9] [74]
2014 Bob Uecker ‡ Broadcaster 1971–presentSTAT [9] [75]
2014 José Valentín Shortstop 1992–1999PA [9] [76]
2014 Greg Vaughn Left fielder 1989–1996PA [9] [77]
2014 Fernando Viña Second baseman 1995–1999PA [9] [78]
2014 Pete Vuckovich Pitcher 1981–1983, 1985–1986CYA [9] [79]
2019 Rickie Weeks Second baseman 2003, 2005–2014PA [42] [80]
2014 Bill Wegman Pitcher 1985–1995IP, GP [9] [81]
2014 Bob Wickman Pitcher 1996–2000GP [9] [82]
2014 Robin Yount † Shortstop 1974–1993PA, MVP, STAT, HOF [9] [1]

Active players having met induction criteria

Corbin Burnes won the NL Cy Young Award in 2021. Corbin Burnes (43423890531) (cropped).jpg
Corbin Burnes won the NL Cy Young Award in 2021.

In addition to those inducted in the Wall of Honor, six active players meet the requirements for induction upon retirement. [8]

NamePosition(s)CareerCriteria metRefs.
John Axford Pitcher 2009–2013, 2021GP, REL [84]
Corbin Burnes Pitcher 2018–presentCY [83]
Josh Hader Pitcher 2017–2022REL, GP [85]
Jeremy Jeffress Pitcher 2010, 2014–2019GP [86]
Devin Williams Pitcher 2019–presentROY, REL [87]
Christian Yelich Left fielder 2018–presentMVP, PA [88]

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