Jonathan Lucroy apologizes for comments on Brewers leadership
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 10:41 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Former Milwaukee Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy apologized for questioning the team's veteran leadership following Abner Uribe's controversial celebration against the St. Louis Cardinals on May 26. After his initial remarks, which he described as a mistake, Lucroy reached out to Brewers players Christian Yelich and Brandon Woodruff, expressing regret for any disrespect caused. He acknowledged their standing as leaders within the clubhouse and emphasized the importance of responsible behavior for players as role models. Uribe, who directed gestures at the Cardinals dugout, was suspended for one game, which he is appealing. Both teams faced mixed reactions in the aftermath, with no further escalation reported.
- •Lucroy's comments followed Uribe's actions during a game on May 26.
- •He reached out to Yelich and Woodruff to convey his apologies.
- •Uribe was suspended for one game for his conduct, pending appeal.
- •No further escalation occurred between the Brewers and Cardinals.
- 10:41 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-player Jonathan Lucroy apologizes for criticizing Brewers leaders
"Ex-Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy walked back remarks he made about Brewers leadership after Abner Uribe's boisterous taunts vs. St. Louis.
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