Gasser (elbow) was cleared to resume throwing bullpen sessions back in mid-April, MLB.com reports. Updates on Gasser's status have been limited since the conclusion of spring training, as he's ...

Studebaker National Museum Archivist Andrew Beckman spoke about the car during Carburetion Day at the Studebaker National Museum. "Well, this car is such a testament to, you know, the wear with ...

Robert Gasser became the fifth pitcher in Brewers history to throw at least six shutout innings in his big-league debut in an 11-2 win over St. Louis.

The Brewers placed Gasser (elbow) on the 60-day injured list Wednesday. A 40-man roster spot needed to be freed up for Tyler Alexander, who inked a one-year deal Wednesday.

Of Gasser’s 214 different fastballs thrown – including his sinker and cutter – only eight were “waste” pitches, the best mark on the Brewers and among the lowest rates in baseball.

June 20: Brewers rookie left-hander Robert Gasser will undergo surgery to fix the UCL in his throwing elbow, he told reporters this evening (X link via Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel).

The 41st annual Studebaker swap meet, and car show is taking place this weekend at the St. Joseph County fairgrounds.The yearly tradition brings in car fans fro ...

May 10: The Brewers have made it official, announced that they have selected Gasser's contract today. They also recalled right-hander … ...

Studebaker was a respected American automaker for decades, until a disastrous merger, coupled with a failure to keep up with the times, did them in.

Studebaker cars have garnered praise long after the final model rolled off the assembly line, but why did this once prominent German business ultimately fail?

“Well, for Studebaker, and we should really look at it, back in 1950, Studebaker was producing almost a half a million cars and trucks annually,” Beckman explained.

From blacksmith and wagon shop to its demise as one of the Big Four auto manufacturers, this timeline gives the highlights of Studebaker's history.