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Brewers extend Craig Counsell’s contract through 2020 | Jaymes L, BCB

On Friday, the Brewers announced a contract extension for Counsell, which should keep him manager of the Brewers for the next four seasons.

Brewers Tender or Non-Tender Decision: Chase Anderson | Jaymes L, BCB

Chase Anderson may not be a part of the Brewers in a few years, but he still offers enough value now to retain him.

Brewers Tender or Non-Tender Decision: Tyler Thornburg | Jaymes L, BCB

One of the easier decisions the Brewers have to make this offseason is whether or not to tender Tyler Thornburg a contract.

2016-17 Free Agency Preview: Starting Pitchers | eddiemathews, BCB

The starting pitcher market is drier than usual this offseason, but there are still some options out there that could improve a team.

2016-17 Free Agency Preview: Relief Pitchers | eddiemathews, BCB

The Brewers will likely sign a relief pitcher or two this offseason, but it likely won’t be one of the top options, who figure to set highs for relief contracts.

BCB Mailbag 4: Saturday Edition | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB

In a Saturday edition of the mailbag, Kyle answers questions on the CBA, trades, and other random topics.

Links from Other Sites

Brewers were wise to extend Counsell | Mike Bauman, MLB.com

With a new three year deal in place, the Brewers made a good deal to keep him with the team for the near future.

Positional Flexibility and Minor-League Development | Kyle Lesniewski, BP Milwaukee

Flexibility has been a big part of GM David Stearns plans for the minors, but so far, it hasn’t shown up significantly more than under Doug Melvin.

Nottingham's walk-off lifts Salt River in extras | Manny Randhawa, MLB.com

Jacob Nottingham hit a walk-off single on Saturday night in the Military Appreciation Game, and is impressing in the Fall League this year.