Dairyland Express
Fansided

4 big questions for Milwaukee Brewers 2021-22 offseason

By Brian Sampson

Brewers General Manager David Stearns and Manager Craig Counsell talk before a spring training game, March 28, 2016.Mjs Counsell Stearns
Brewers General Manager David Stearns and Manager Craig Counsell talk before a spring training game, March 28, 2016.Mjs Counsell Stearns /
facebooktwitterreddit
Prev
2 of 4
Next
Milwaukee Brewers
MILWAUKEE, WI – MAY 04: General manager David Stearns of the Milwaukee Brewers lines out before the game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Miller Park on May 4, 2018 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images) /

Will David Stearns stick around?

David Stearns is in the final year of his contract as the president of the Brewers and his services will be in high demand if he isn’t able to come to a contract extension with the Brewers.

Stearns has done great things in Milwaukee and consistently does more with less. He’s helped turn the Brewers into a perennial playoff contender despite significant financial limitations. Imagine what he could do with more resources.

The New York Mets have been in hot pursuit of Stearns, but Milwaukee has denied them any opportunity to interview him. However, a trade isn’t completely out of the question. If the Brewers are going to lose him next season anyway, they might as well look at trading him and getting some valuable assets in return.

Home/Milwaukee Brewers