GREEN BAY (WLUK) — Three Brewers were named to the 2026 All-MLB First Team for their performance throughout the regular season Tuesday night.

Starting Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, who also took home the NL Cy Young Tuesday night, earned the distinction after having a 16-5 record and led all MLB starting pitchers with a 1.80 ERA, 252 strikeouts and a 0.80 WHIP in 2026.

Second baseman Brice Turang, a finalist for the NL MVP award, earned first team honors after a career-year hitting 21 home runs with a .268 AVG and .861 OPS. Turang also tallied 100 RBI this season, setting a franchise-record for a second baseman.

Also named to the team is outfielder Jackson Chourio, who tallied 25 home runs and 75 RBI paired with a .291 AVG and .837 OPS this season.

All-MLB First TeamCatcher: Gabriel Moreno – Arizona DiamondbacksFirst Baseman: Pete Alonso – Baltimore OriolesSecond Baseman: Brice Turang – Milwaukee BrewersThird Baseman: Junior Caminero – Tampa Bay RaysShortstop: Bobby Witt Jr. – Kansas City RoyalsOutfielders: Pete Crow-Armstrong – Chicago Cubs; Fernando Tatis Jr. – San Diego Padres; Jackson Chourio – Milwaukee BrewersDesignated Hitter: Yordan Alvarez – Houston AstrosStarting Pitchers: Jacob Misiorowski – Milwaukee Brewers; Cam Schlittler – New York Yankees; Chris Sale – Atlanta Braves; Dylan Cease – Tornoto Blue Jays; Christopher Sanchez – Philadelphia PhilliesRelief Pitchers: Mason Miller – San Diego Padres; Louis Varland – Toronto Blue Jays

Brewers catcher and World Series MVP William Contreras earned second team honors. Contreras tallied 94 RBI with 18 home runs, paired with a .270 AVG and .758 OPS at the plate in 2026.

All-MLB Second TeamCatcher: William Contreras – Milwaukee BrewersFirst Baseman: Willson Contreras – Boston Red SoxSecond Baseman: Brandon Lowe – Pittsburgh PiratesThird Baseman: Alex Bregman – Chicago CubsShortstop: Elly De La Cruz – Cincinnati RedsOutfielders: James Wood – Washington Nationals; Randy Arozarena – Seattle Mariners; Jordan Walker – St. Louis CardinalsDesignated Hitter: Ben Rice – New York YankeesStarting Pitchers: Yoshinobu Yamamoto – Los Angeles Dodgers; Sonny Gray – Boston Red Sox; Tarik Skubal – Los Angeles Dodgers; Drew Rasmussen – Tampa Bay Rays; Jesus Luzardo – Philadelphia PhilliesRelief Pitchers: Bryan Baker – Tampa Bay Rays; Cade Smith – Cleveland Guardians

Three Brewers, first baseman Jake Bauers and relief pitchers Trevor Megill and Abner Uribe, were also finalists for the distinction but were not named to either team.