Brewers expected to target All-Star ace or slugger at trade deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 2:28 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers, currently leading the National League Central with a 36-21 record, are predicted to pursue a significant trade at this year's deadline. Analysts suggest they may acquire either a 3.20 ERA All-Star ace or a.761 OPS All-Star slugger. Potential targets include Minnesota's Joe Ryan and Houston's Isaac Paredes, addressing the Brewers' needs in both starting pitching and infield depth. The team's recent performance and the absence of certain players strengthen the likelihood of making a noteworthy acquisition, potentially enhancing their World Series aspirations.
- •Brewers lead NL Central by 5.5 games over the Cardinals.
- •Predictions indicate interest in Joe Ryan or Isaac Paredes.
- •Ryan posts a 3.20 ERA this season, under club control for two years.
- •Paredes, a two-time All-Star third baseman, could fill infield needs.
- •Team's strong performance as buyers reflects their championship ambitions.
- 2:28 PMYahoo Sports — Brewers predicted to trade for .761 OPS All-Star or 3.20 ERA ace in 'big splash' at deadline
"Landing either All-Star would be a huge move for the Brewers this year.
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