With William Contreras about to compete this week in the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, 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:
2021-present
William Contreras, catcher
Jacob Misiorowski, starting pitcher
Trevor Megill, relief pitcher
Freddy Peralta, starting pitcher
Christian Yelich, outfield
Corbin Burnes, starting pitcher
Devin Williams, relief pitcher
Josh Hader, relief pitcher
Omar Narváez, catcher
Brandon Woodruff, starting pitcher
2010s
Yasmani Grandal, catcher
Mike Moustakas, second base
Jesús Aguilar, first base
Lorenzo Cain, outfield
Jeremy Jeffress, relief pitcher
Corey Knebel, relief pitcher
Jonathan Lucroy, catcher
Ryan Braun, outfield
Francisco Rodriguez, relief pitcher
Carlos Gómez, outfield
Aramis Ramírez, third base
Jean Segura, shortstop
Prince Fielder, first base
Rickie Weeks, second base
Yovani Gallardo, starting pitcher
Corey Hart, outfield
2000s
Trevor Hoffman, relief pitcher
Ben Sheets, starting pitcher
Francisco Cordero, relief pitcher
J.J. Hardy, shortstop
Chris Capuano, starting pitcher
Carlos Lee, outfield
Derrick Turnbow, relief pitcher
Danny Kolb, relief pitcher
Geoff Jenkins, outfield
Richie Sexson, first base
José Hernández, shortstop
Bob Wickman, relief pitcher
1990s
Jeromy Burnitz, outfield
Dave Nilsson, catcher
Fernando Viña, second base
Jeff Cirillo, third base
Greg Vaughn, outfield
Kevin Seitzer, third base
Ricky Bones, starting pitcher
Paul Molitor, first base
Dave Parker, first base
1980s
Dan Plesac, relief pitcher
Teddy Higuera, starting pitcher
Cecil Cooper, first base
Jim Sundberg, catcher
Ben Oglivie, outfield
Ted Simmons, catcher
Robin Yount, shortstop
Rollie Fingers, relief pitcher
Gorman Thomas, outfield
1970s
Larry Hisle, outfield
Don Money, second base/third base
Lary Sorensen, starting pitcher
Jim Slaton, starting pitcher
Bill Travers, starting pitcher
Hank Aaron, outfield
George Scott, first base
Darrell Porter, catcher
Jim Colborn, starting pitcher
Dave May, outfield
Ellie Rodriguez, catcher
Marty Pattin, starting pitcher
Tommy Harper, third base
Mike Hegan, outfield, and Don Mincher, first base
Milwaukee Brewers all-star game accomplishments
Milwaukee Braves Era
The Milwaukee Braves had their share of all-stars during their 13-year window in town from 1953 through 1965, with four of those years featuring two All-Star Games per season.
Hank Aaron, outfield
Joe Adcock, first base
Frank Bolling, second base
Bob Buhl, pitcher
Lew Burdette, pitcher
Gene Conley, pitcher
Del Crandall, catcher
Johnny Logan, shortstop
Don McMahon, pitcher
Eddie Mathews, third base
Red Schoendienst, second base
Bob Shaw, pitcher
Warren Spahn, pitcher
Joe Torre, catcher
Jim Wilson, pitcher
Milwaukee Braves all-star accomplishments
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: From HRs to Ks, how every Brewers player has done in the All-Star Game
Reporting by JR Radcliffe, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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