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Brewers’ 3 biggest offseason needs after memorable 2026 campaign

Waiting for a key qualifying offer decision to take place, the Milwaukee Brewers have just a few needs as their post-World Series offseason begins.

By Tyler Koerth · Reviewing the Brew

Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 12:03 PM

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Reviewing the Brew highlights first base, catcher, and right-handed relief pitching as Milwaukee's top three offseason priorities.
The writer notes Milwaukee needs a left-handed first baseman alongside Andrew Vaughn as Jake Bauers heads to free agency.
The Brewers face decisions regarding World Series MVP William Contreras, who has one year of team control remaining.

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Following their 2026 World Series championship, Reviewing the Brew identifies first base, catcher, and right-handed bullpen depth as the Milwaukee Brewers' primary offseason needs. Writer Tyler Koerth notes that Milwaukee must address first base alongside Andrew Vaughn, decide whether to extend or trade World Series MVP William Contreras, and replenish departing relief pitching.

Koerth suggests internal prospects Blake Burke and Andrew Fischer could provide left-handed hitting depth at first base. Meanwhile, impending free agency for Gary Sánchez and impending staff departures, including Dustin May and Brandon Woodruff, will require general manager Matt Arnold to retool the roster.

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