Brewers' three players named likely All-Stars by MLB analyst Jim Bowden
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Jim Bowden, an MLB analyst, has predicted that three Milwaukee Brewers players will be selected as All-Stars. Brice Turang, batting.281 with nine home runs and strong defensive metrics, is highlighted as the best second baseman in baseball. Jacob Misiorowski boasts a 1.50 ERA and leads MLB with 116 strikeouts, while Kyle Harrison has a team-best 1.57 ERA in his breakout season. The Brewers are currently 40-23 and leading the National League Central Division, with their strong play contributing to this recognition.
- •Brewers are 40-23, best start in franchise history.
- •Brice Turang hitting.281 with nine home runs.
- •Jacob Misiorowski leads MLB with 116 strikeouts.
- •Kyle Harrison has a 1.57 ERA in 2026.
- •Jim Bowden released predictions on June 8, 2026.
- 3:12 PMYahoo Sports — Milwaukee Brewers: 3 players selected as likely All-Stars by renowned MLB analyst
"The Milwaukee Brewers are, once again, the team to beat in the National League Central Division. Prior to the season, many thought the Chicago Cubs would win the NL Central while Milwaukee would take a step back following their trade of Freddy Peralta. When will they ever learn? Entering play on Monday, the Brewers are [...]
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