Ryan Braun announced his retirement Tuesday, officially ending a remarkable Milwaukee Brewers career. Check out his 11 most memorable moments.

Ryan Braun, who leads the Milwaukee Brewers with 352 career home runs and ranks near the top of almost every offensive category for the franchise, has officially announced his retirement.

Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun is officially retiring from Major League Baseball.He made the announcement Tuesday morning on the Brewers Twitter account."Today, more than 14 years after ...

From the home runs you remember to some of the plays you forgot and the milestones along the way, re-visit Ryan Braun's amazing Brewers career. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel ...

Folks in Milwaukee still are livid that Counsell left for the Cubs, of all teams, but that anger greatly subsided when the ...

Doug Melvin is no different than many Milwaukee Brewers fans. With Ryan Braun in town to be inducted into the franchise’s walk of fame Sunday, Melvin summarized the former Brewers outfielder’s ...

You made Milwaukee home to my family and me, and we can't thank you enough for that," Braun said. Members of the Brewers Walk of Fame are elected by Wisconsin media members and Brewers executives ...

Former Milwaukee Brewers star Ryan Braun was evacuated from his home in California for the majority of the last six weeks due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Braun, 41, talked about his appreciation ...

In all, Ryan Braun had 11 walk-off hits for the Brewers. Here are the seven we haven't mentioned: Sept. 26, 2009: Braun broke a 5-5 tie against Tyler Walker of Philadelphia with a winning home run ...

Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers rounds third and is met by third base coach Nick Leyva after Braun's first career home run May 26, 2007, in San Diego. 11. Rookie of the year ...

Ryan Braun and a mockup of the granite home plate base that bears his name at the Brewers Walk of Fame at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Sunday, July 28, 2024.