After a frustrating end to the season, Brewers lost some key players in the offseason. Free agent Yasmani Grandal signed with the Chicago White Sox, Eric Thames signed with the Washington Nationals, and third baseman Mike Moustakas signed with the Cincinnati Reds. Their biggest move was extending former MVP Christian Yelich to a $215 million 9-year deal. During spring training, all sports in the U.S. got shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. MLB announced that there will be a 60 game season. Schedules completely changed. Teams only faced others in their division and the same interleague region. All Al East opponents for the Brewers were erased. They will face them in 2023. The Brewers didn't have their first game until July 24 at the Chicago Cubs. Throughout the season, the Brewers been sitting just below .500 but never went above .500. Chistian Yelich had a down season hitting a .097 for the first 2 weeks. This year's postseason was different. MLB exoanded to a 16-game playoff with all teams playing in the first round. Brewers finished the season 29-31 tied with the San Francisco Giants. But the Brewers had a better record against their division opponents which made them elidgible for the last spot in the playoffs. 8 seeded Brewers faced the 43-17 1 seeded Los Angeles Dodgers. Their first game was on Septerber 30 with Suter starting. They dropped game 1 losing 2-4. October 1st, Brandon Woodruff started with a dominant 5 innings but the Dodgers offensive was just too much. They lose game 2 0-3 and losing the 3 game wild card series. Dodgers advancing and eventually won the 2020 World Series.