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The 22 Greatest Milwaukee Brewers Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From Hall of Fame legends to bullpen wizards and cult-favorite sluggers, this lineup spans five decades of Milwaukee baseball history. Cast your vote!

  1. Robin Yount — ranked #11
    Robin Yount
    Hall of Fame shortstop/center fielder and two-time MVP who holds the franchise records for games, hits, and extra-base hits.
    1000pts
  2. Ryan Braun — ranked #22
    Ryan Braun
    2007 NL Rookie of the Year and 2011 NL MVP outfielder who became the face of the Brewers for over a decade.
    666pts
  3. Carlos Gomez — ranked #33
    Carlos Gomez
    Gold Glove center fielder and two-time All-Star known for his electric defense and highlight-reel catches.
    624pts
  4. Paul Molitor — ranked #44
    Paul Molitor
    Hall of Fame infielder known for his hitting streak and durability, ranking second in franchise hits and batting average.
    516pts
  5. Devin Williams — ranked #55
    Devin Williams
    All-Star closer nicknamed for his signature 'Airbender' changeup, one of the most unhittable pitches in baseball.
    516pts
  6. Ben Sheets — ranked #66
    Ben Sheets
    Four-time All-Star ace known for his devastating curveball and a 2004 season with 264 strikeouts.
    515pts
  7. Teddy Higuera — ranked #77
    Teddy Higuera
    Two-time All-Star left-handed starter who was the ace of Milwaukee's rotation in the mid-1980s.
    515pts
  8. Rollie Fingers — ranked #88
    Rollie Fingers
    Hall of Fame closer who won both the Cy Young and MVP in 1981 anchoring Milwaukee's bullpen.
    461pts
  9. Jonathan Lucroy — ranked #99
    Jonathan Lucroy
    All-Star catcher regarded as one of the game's best pitch framers during his Brewers tenure.
    461pts
  10. Willy Adames — ranked #1010
    Willy Adames
    All-Star shortstop known for his clutch power hitting and leadership during the Brewers' playoff runs.
    461pts
  11. Sixto Lezcano — ranked #1111
    Sixto Lezcano
    1979 Gold Glove and Silver Slugger right fielder who was one of the franchise's early offensive stars.
    461pts
  12. Cecil Cooper — ranked #1212
    Cecil Cooper
    Five-time All-Star first baseman who was a cornerstone of the Brewers' 1982 pennant-winning team.
    461pts
  13. Jeromy Burnitz — ranked #1313
    Jeromy Burnitz
    Slugging outfielder who averaged over 30 home runs a season during his peak years in Milwaukee.
    400pts
  14. Craig Counsell — ranked #1414
    Craig Counsell
    Gritty infielder known for his hustle and postseason contributions before later managing the club.
    400pts
  15. George Scott — ranked #1515
    George Scott
    Power-hitting first baseman who led the AL in home runs and RBIs during his 1975 All-Star season.
    400pts
  16. Corbin Burnes — ranked #1616
    Corbin Burnes
    2021 NL Cy Young Award-winning pitcher known for his devastating cutter and strikeout dominance.
    329pts
  17. Josh Hader — ranked #1717
    Josh Hader
    Dominant flame-throwing closer and multiple-time All-Star who redefined the modern reliever role in Milwaukee.
    329pts
  18. Gorman Thomas — ranked #1818
    Gorman Thomas
    Power-hitting outfielder and fan favorite who led the AL in home runs in 1979 and 1982.
    329pts
  19. Prince Fielder — ranked #1919
    Prince Fielder
    Powerful first baseman who led the NL in home runs in 2007 and became a fan favorite for his big swings.
    248pts
  20. Freddy Peralta — ranked #2020
    Freddy Peralta
    All-Star strikeout pitcher who developed into a frontline starter after years as a reliever and swingman.
    154pts
  21. Moose Haas — ranked #2121
    Moose Haas
    Durable right-handed starter who was a reliable rotation piece throughout the Brewers' competitive early-1980s teams.
    154pts
  22. Christian Yelich — ranked #2222
    Christian Yelich
    2018 NL MVP outfielder whose historic season made him one of the most feared hitters in baseball.
    0pts

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