The Milwaukee Brewers lost in the National League Championship Series and have just cut ties with a former Philadelphia Phillies star.

In the least surprising move of the day, the team picked up RHP Freddy Peralta’s club option for 2026, which will pay him $8 million in his final year before hitting free agency. Two mutual options — RHP Brandon Woodruff and C Danny Jansen — were declined, with Woodruff opting out of his option and the Brewers passing on Jansen’s option.

Slugging first baseman and designated hitter Rhys Hoskins has long been linked to Minnesota. Is this the offseason he finally becomes a Twin?

The Brewers turned down three options but only two guys are heading to free agency. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Brewers declined mutual options on first baseman Rhys Hoskins and pitcher Jose Quintana. They will play Hoskins a four million dollar buyout. The buyout for Quintana is 2 million. They both become free agents.