Collection: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Cards

Milwaukee Brewers baseball cards feature stars like Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, and modern talents like Corbin Burnes and Jackson Chourio. Rookie cards for Chourio are among the most anticipated in the hobby. Topps and Bowman releases showcase Brewers cards with autographs, parallels, and inserts. Collectors seek Yount vintage cards as well as rookie cards for young Brewers stars with high upside.

The Milwaukee Brewers, founded in 1970 after the Seattle Pilots relocated, have built a legacy blending Hall of Fame talent, offensive firepower, and passionate Midwestern fan support despite pursuing their first World Series championship. Early stars like Robin Yount and Paul Molitor became franchise cornerstones, with Yount winning two MVP awards (1982, 1989) while playing both shortstop and center field at elite levels. The Brewers’ most celebrated era came in 1982 when manager Harvey Kuenn’s “Harvey’s Wallbangers” lineup, featuring Yount, Molitor, slugger Gorman Thomas, and first baseman Cecil Cooper, powered Milwaukee to its first World Series appearance before falling to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games. Pitchers like Rollie Fingers, the Hall of Fame closer and 1981 MVP, anchored bullpens during competitive years, while sluggers like Greg Vaughn and Jeromy Burnitz carried the offense in the 1990s. The 2000s saw the arrival of stars like Prince Fielder, Ryan Braun (the 2011 MVP), and pitcher Ben Sheets, leading to the team’s first postseason berth in 26 years in 2008. Under manager Craig Counsell, the Brewers reached the NLCS in 2018 behind MVP Christian Yelich, whose batting titles and power-speed combination revitalized the franchise. Recent years have featured dominant pitching from Corbin Burnes, the 2021 Cy Young winner, and Brandon Woodruff, alongside offensive talents like Willy Adames and William Contreras, keeping Milwaukee competitive in the National League Central. American Family Field, with its fan-friendly atmosphere and retractable roof, has hosted countless memorable moments for one of baseball’s most loyal fan bases. From Yount and Molitor to Yelich and Burnes, the Brewers’ history blends iconic players, postseason drama, and hopes for a long-awaited championship.