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Lead Milwaukee Brewers and MLB writer and editor at Wisconsin Sports Heroics

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Brice Turang could make Brewers history with deserved Silver Slugger Award this year

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By Tyler Koerth
| Reviewing the Brew
For the second consecutive year, FanSided, the parent company of Reviewing the Brew, will present Major League Baseball's Silver Slugger Award winners. Last year, no Milwaukee Brewers ended up taking home a silver bat, but second baseman Brice Turang, catcher William Contreras, and designated hitter Christian Yelich were all named finalists. Of that trio, Turang certainly has the best shot at redemption this year.
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White Sox Tristan Peters continues to build impressive 2026 resume

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By Tyler Koerth
| Yardbarker Verified
Tristan Peters has emerged as one of the best stories in baseball this season. Acquired by the Chicago White Sox in December after being designated for assignment by the Tampa Bay Rays, Peters earned his way onto the Opening Day roster with an impressive spring training and hasn’t looked back since. His 2026 season has been filled with memorable moments.
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1 unbelievable stat from rehabbing Cubs’ arm, 1 disappointing, but believable, development from another

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By Tyler Koerth
| Yardbarker Verified
The Chicago Cubs’ pitching injuries this season have been well documented. That said, the outlook has started to trend in the right direction lately, with Ben Brown, Justin Steele and Shelby Miller all making progress in their respective recoveries. With each pitcher working toward a return this season, there was growing optimism for the possibility to all return in relief roles before seasons end. That said, Wednesday, Aug. 26, brought significant updates on both Brown and Miller.
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