With Freddy Peralta on his way to Atlanta for the 2025 All-Star Game on July 15, take a look at the full rundown of how Milwaukee Brewers have fared in the annual (sometimes twice-annual) midsummer showcase, with players under the heading of their most recent appearance:

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The Milwaukee Brewers reportedly hope to have veteran first baseman Rhys Hoskins back from a sprained left thumb in the second half of August. However, by the time he returns, it could be too late. Andrew Vaughn may have already hijacked his spot in the lineup by then at this rate, which the team seems at peace with.

Shane Smith has gone from Brewers minor-leaguer to an all-star with the Chicago White Sox in one year. Also: An Adrian Houser sighting.

Megill was named an All-Star replacement on July 9. He will be replacing his teammate and fellow All-Star Freddy Peralta on the National League active roster. Peralta is now expected to pitch on Sunday against the Washington Nationals. The All-Star Game is on Tuesday.

With the Texas Rangers struggling and the Milwaukee Brewers on a roll, MLB Network analyst Greg Amsinger has predicted a trade between the two teams.

Despite an obstructed view, Bob Uecker’s nosebleed seats at American Family Field are some of the Milwaukee Brewers’ most popular.

The Milwaukee Brewers have earned the right to go shopping for upgrades at the trade deadline. Entering play on Wednesday, the Brewers are 52-40, a season-best