Cortes gave up the first game-ending grand slam in World Series history in Game 1 of last year's Fall Classic.

Joe Buck will call a MLB national telecast for the first time since 2021 when he provides play-by-play of the Opening Day game between the Brewers and Yankees on ESPN.

Nestor Cortes, who previously played for the New York Yankees, still isn't over the results of the 2024 World Series.

The New York Yankees' beard policy has claimed many victims, and it appeared to have another coming when the team traded for Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams over the winter. Williams reported for spring training with the beard still intact but had shaved it off by the time he started throwing for the team.

An old … uh, friend … of Wisconsin sports fans will make his return to baseball broadcasting when the Milwaukee Brewers kick off the 2025 season in New York against the Yankees on March 27. Andrew Marchand of The Athletic reported that Buck will be in the baseball booth for the first time in four years,

Buck has called a variety of the MLB's biggest moments such as Mark McGwire's 62nd home run to break Roger Maris' record.

The Milwaukee Brewers didn’t do much throughout the offseason, but they did bring one former All-Star to town. Milwaukee traded Devin Williams to the New York Yankees in a package that brought former All-Star Nestor Cortes and young infielder Caleb Durbin to town.

Opening Day has always been a signature day on the sports calendar and, personally, it remains special,” Buck said in a statement. “ESPN approached me with this one-off opp

No one would fault New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge if he wanted to lay low and take spring training easy. Instead, Judge wants to go all out ahead of the Yankees’ March 27 opener against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Brent Honeywell certainly heard ex-New York Yankees pitcher Nestor Cortes Jr.’s bold take, and he came prepared with his own rebuttal. Cortes, now with the Milwaukee Brewers,

There were no blockbuster deals over the offseason, but the Milwaukee Brewers believe they have what it takes to win in 2025.