Brewers Alumni: Wins and Woes Across the League | Milwaukee Brewers News

It’s been a rollercoaster year for former Brewers players, with some thriving and others struggling mightily after their moves. Freddy Peralta, Devin Williams, and Tobias Myers—all traded to the Mets—aren’t pitching to their former All-Star standards, with ERAs hovering around 4.81, 4.13, and a brutal 6.21 respectively. Meanwhile, Isaac Collins and Nick Mears, sent to the Royals, are underperforming, with Collins even posting a negative WAR. Caleb Durbin’s been a bright spot for the Red Sox despite team woes, while Josh Hader’s dominating the Astros with a jaw-dropping 0.69 ERA. On the downside, José Quintana’s sidelined with an elbow injury, Willy Adames is struggling offensively and defensively with the Giants, and Rowdy Tellez got DFA’d by the Braves. But there’s hope: Adrian Houser and Eric Lauer are pitching solidly for the Giants and Dodgers, respectively, and Brent Suter’s still on the mound with the Angels—even if his stats aren’t lighting up. Baseball’s a business, and the Brewers’ alumni are proving that success is rarely guaranteed, no matter where you land.

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