Episode
Ten players who might make sense for the Brewers and are we sure a work stoppage wouldn't help the Brewers? (01.20.2026)
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- Milwaukee Brewers Microbrew
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- Jan 20, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 3742
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Summary
It's Hot Stove season, not that the Brewers are standing anywhere near the flame. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe, both of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, each offer five names who might interest the Brewers, but don't expect any exciting names. In fact, one of the rules of their draft: The player can't be obviously exciting. Before that, they discuss the Los Angeles Dodgers signing of Kyle Tucker for an absurd four years and $240 million. Sure, a lockout would be bad for baseball, but they break down at length whether or not it would be bad for the Milwaukee Brewers, if such an action results in an MLB salary cap.