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May 23, 2026; Miami, Florida, USA; New York Mets starting pitcher Freddy Peralta (51) reacts against the Miami Marlins during the fifth inning at loanDepot Park. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images | Sam Navarro-Imagn ImagesA day after a dramatic walk-off sweep of the Marlins, the Brewers welcome another National League East opponent to Milwaukee todayand theyll see a familiar face on the mound, as Freddy Peralta returns to the mound at American Family Field for the first time in a different uniform. Peralta isnt the only story on the mound today, though: Jacob Misiorowski, after an extended break, is back for the Brewers for his first outing in 13 days.Its been tough sledding for Peralta since the trade that sent him to the Mets (who, in return, gave the Brewers tomorrows starting pitcher, Brandon Sproat, and current Triple-A infielder/outfielder Jett Williams). Coming off a career year in his last season in Milwaukee, Peralta is having what is, by most measures, his worst season since becoming a regular member of Milwaukees rotation in 2021; through 20 starts, Peralta is 5-8 with a 4.66 ERA, 4.38 FIP, 1.438 WHIP, a career-low 9.0 K/9, and 3.8 BB/9, his highest mark since he was a reliever in 2019. Given the Mets struggles and Peraltas status as an impending free agent, he is likely to be traded before next months trade deadline, and the Brewers are even frequently cited as a possible suitor.In stark contrast, Misiorowski gets to start the stretch run of his Cy Young campaign. At this point, the only thing that could limit his case is innings pitchedafter skipping his last start and moving this one back to the second series, Miz is at 111 innings pitched through 18 starts, tied for 23rd in the league. Thats plenty to make him eligible for the Cy Young, but well see how the Brewers manage his workload between now and the end of the seasonif Pat Murphys comments today are any indication, theyll be cautious.With Jacob Misiorowski pitching tonight for the first time in 13 days after an All-Star break reset, heres how Pat Murphy described a possible workload: I think we have to build him back up and make sure we do it in a mindful way. Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) July 20, 2026Milwaukees lineup today doesnt feature any major surprises, unless you count Andrew Vaughn getting the start against a right-handed pitcher (which shouldnt be a surprise with Jake Bauers in the outfield more often with Sal Frelick on the injured list). Bauers is joined in the outfield by Jackson Chourio and Garrett Mitchell, while Joey Ortiz, Cooper Pratt, and Brice Turang are alongside Vaughn in the infield. William Contreras, coming off of his walk-off blast, is behind the plate, while Christian Yelich continues to DH and lead off.First pitch tonight is at 6:40 p.m. on Brewers TV and the Brewers Radio Network. Should be a fun one!This should be fun: https://t.co/eycfmE2vgm: WTMJ https://t.co/mvGXoRMTFSpic.twitter.com/iyQF07SjxL Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) July 20, 2026

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It's already tough enough as it is to pick an All-American team every year, but FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt took on an even tougher challenge: naming an All-Century Team. In a recent episode of "The Joel Klatt Show," Klatt picked which players have been the best at each position in college football since the turn of the century. That leads to plenty of debates at several positions, including quarterback. Four quarterbacks have won the Heisman, a national championship and have been the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft since 2000. And that list doesn't include other talented college quarterbacks, like Vince Young, Tim Tebow and Matt Leinart. That's just one of the many debates Klatt had to solve when picking his All-Century Team, as he also named finalists for each position. Let's take a look at his All-Century Team as we're roughly one quarter of the way through the 21st century. OFFENSE Finalists: Cam Newton (Auburn), Tim Tebow (Florida), Joe Burrow (LSU), Matt Leinart (USC) Klatts thoughts:"How do you pick between [all of these quarterbacks]? Heres the deal: I came down to [these finalists] because you kind of have to win a national championship. I know there are other national champions on this list, but you had to win the national championship and carry your team at some point. "I know this might be a little bit biased because I had to play against him, but the pick is Vince Young. If I had one game and I had to pick one quarterback from the last 25 years to go and play that game, my All-Century quarterback is Vince Young. This guy was unbelievable. He went 30-2 as a starting quarterback. That undefeated season in 05 for a national championship was remarkable. There were times where he had to put that team completely on his back. "This guy was incredible. I know there might be some debate, but I dont think Im going to get a ton of pushback about that." Finalists: Reggie Bush (USC), Christian McCaffrey (Stanford) Klatts thoughts:"Ive got to pick one of these guys? Thats why I did not want to be in 11 personnel. So, I thought lets get down to three finalists. "But even with that big list, I got down to two really fast: Reggie Bush and Adrian Peterson. Im a huge Reggie Bush guy. He was electric. He changed the game in so many ways. I played against Adrian Peterson. His true freshman season was one of the greatest seasons weve ever seen from a running back. He led the country in carries as a true freshman and ran for 1,900 yards. Remarkable, absolutely remarkable stuff. Yet, Reggie Bush wasnt on the field on fourth down for the three-peat. How could you be my 11 personnel, single running back if you werent on the field for the most important snap in your teams history? "Its not [Bushs] fault but for that reason, I went with Adrian Peterson. If you had one game and you need a guy to tote the rock for 20, 25 carries per game, who are you taking? AP!" Finalists: DeVonta Smith (Alabama), Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State) Klatts thoughts:"I know some people might one Calvin Johnson on this list, but I think I hit the nail on this one. Youve got great individual seasons and careers on here. "I could put Larry in the slot. Crabtree was incredible at Texas Tech. Julio was just an absolute boss on the outside. Does anyone remember who Larry Fitzgeralds quarterback was at Pitt? Rod Rutherford anyone remember that name? I dont, and I work in the sport. If I had to take one, it was Larry Fitzgerald. "Then, you think about Michael Crabtree and Crabtree was insane. He had one of the great seasons in all of college football history. His performance against Texas in that game when both of those teams were undefeated was insane. "I know the numbers might not support [Julio Jones making this list] against some of the other candidates but he was doing this for a team that was primarily run-oriented in an era in which the SEC was absolutely loaded. I mean, a lot of the defensive backs Im going to hit on later were from the SEC in this era, and he was an absolute boss." Finalists: Kyle Pitts (Florida), Tyler Warren (Penn State) Klatts thoughts:"I think [Bowers] was the best tight end Ive ever seen in college football. This pick was very easy for me. He was a two-time national champ, two-time Mackey Award winner, and if he doesnt make a couple of insane plays, they dont win the second national championship because they dont beat Ohio State in that semifinal." Finalists: Penei Sewell (Oregon), Jake Long (Michigan), Tristan Wirfs (Iowa) Klatts thoughts:"This was the second-easiest pick for me behind Brock Bowers. Bryant McKinnie was an absolute animal. He was a monster in that 2001 season for Miami. Hes the last offensive lineman to finish in the top 10 in Heisman voting. Joe Thomas, he won the Outland for the Badgers. I tried not to think of NFL careers, but isnt it difficult not to? You kind of have to at some point. Joe Thomas was incredible." Finalists: Zack Martin (Notre Dame), Chance Warmack (Alabama) Klatts thoughts:"I think people forget about David Decastro, but Im not forgetting! Do we remember how dominant that Stanford team was running the football? Decastro was incredible. "Then, my second one, this was a little bit more difficult. Nelson was a two-time All-American at Notre Dame. I just dont think you can go wrong with Quenton Nelson and David Decastro." Finalists: Tyler Linderbaum (Iowa), Landon Dickerson (Alabama) Klatts thoughts:"Barrett Jones did everything for those Bama teams in the early 2010s. He started at guard, tackle and center. He won the Outland at left tackle in 2010 and then won the Rimington at center in 2012." Finalists: Travis Hunter (Colorado), Tavon Austin (West Virginia) Klatts thoughts:"Sometimes, youve just got to trust the smart people in the room. Urban Meyer won multiple national championships as a head coach and is considered one of the great head coaches weve had in the history of the sport. I get the pleasure of working with Urban and hes said to me many times that Percy Harvin is the best football player hes ever coached. Guess what? Thats good enough for me. When Urban says that, I need him on my team." DEFENSE Finalists: Jadeveon Clowney (South Carolina), Myles Garrett (Texas A&M), Aidan Hutchinson (Michigan) Klatts thoughts:"Does anybody remember Terrell Suggs season in 2002? Animal. He had 24 sacks and 31 tackles for loss both FBS records at the time. Suggs had four games with at least three sacks that year, and the crazy game was against Washington: 4.5 sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss. "Will Anderson, when Nick Saban says that hes kind of the alpha of alphas that hes had at Alabama, then I listen. He had 34.5 sacks and 62 tackles for loss in three seasons in the SEC." Finalists: Vince Wilfork (Miami), Tommie Harris (Oklahoma), Glenn Dorsey (LSU) Klatts thoughts:"Suh in 2009 was insane. He finished fourth in the Heisman voting. He had 12 sacks and 20 TFLs as a tackle! As dominant as any player Ive ever seen. "Aaron Donald holds the FBS career record TFLs with 66 as a tackle! And we know what he was in the NFL, but he was that at Pitt. I think the only offense ever created that could move the ball on this defense is the offense that I just created." Finalists: Manti Teo (Notre Dame), Derrick Johnson (Texas), Roquan Smith (Georgia) Klatts thoughts:"How do you take two of those? At this point, youve just got to go with your gut. Kuechly might be the smartest linebacker in history. Micah Parsons might be the greatest Swiss army knife at linebacker that weve ever seen. Kuechly holds the FBS record for tackles per game in a single season with 15.9 almost 16 tackles. He also leads the FBS in career tackles per game with 14. He had 180 tackles in each of his last two seasons. "I know Parsons only played two seasons at Penn State, but he was a force. He was a freshman All-American and then an All-American as a sophomore and he was playing as a normal linebacker in those days and he was still dominant." Finalists: Terence Newman (Kansas State), Jalen Ramsey (Florida State), Morris Claiborne (LSU) Klatts thoughts:"This is a tough one. Im going to take Patrick Peterson, though. He was going up against guys like A.J. Green and Julio Jones and others in that SEC era. He won the Thorpe and the Bednarik. Patrick Peterson is one of my guys. "Ive got to take Patrick Surtain, dont I? He had 38 straight starts at Bama. He was an All-American, lock-down guy. Right now, hes the best corner in the National Football League. So, Im gonna go with Surtain there." Finalists: Caleb Downs (Ohio State), Minkah Fitzpatrick (Alabama) Klatts thoughts:"Ive got to take the Honey Badger. The Honey Badger was just cut from a different cloth. He had an aura about him when he was out on the field. He was kind of like the college version of Ed Reed. He was all over the place. Quarterbacks had to be aware of him. Offensive coordinators had to be aware of him. So, Honey Badger has got to be on defense. I cant have a defense for an All-Century team and not have the Honey Badger." Finalists: Sean Taylor (Miami), Roy Williams (Oklahoma), Eric Berry (Tennessee) Klatts thoughts:"I do find it a little interesting that all of these guys played in the pre-targeting era. Dont you love the physical, old safeties that could absolutely knock people's heads off? I loved that. "I know you can make an argument for Sean Taylor, but Troy Polamalu and Ed Reed as your safeties with the Honey Badger as your nickel no one is scoring on this team. Ed Reed was a two-time All-American and led one of those Miami teams to a title. Polamalu, I got to see him play in college before anyone ever knew who he was and had the hair and all of that."

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