​The Milwaukee Brewers paced the league with three players making the All-MLB First Team and one who was named to the Second Team.No team in baseball had four players earn All-MLB honors and it should be noted that, once again, this is a regular-season award.Nothing that took place in the postseason accounted for these four players making their respective teams.Right-handed pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, second baseman Brice Turang, and left fielder Jackson Chourio all earned First Team honors.Catcher William Contreras, the 2026 World Series MVP, was on the Second Team.Officially, this is the first time the Brewers had more than two players named to All-MLB teams, and the first time since 2021 that they had multiple First Team players (Corbin Burnes and Josh Hader).Awards keep coming for the BrewersFresh off winning the National League Cy Young Award, it comes as no surprise that Misiorowski was on the First Team.This is a guy who was voted unanimously to be the Cy Young winner, meaning he received all 30 first-place votes.With how many categories he led the league in, the All-MLB panel had no choice but to put him on the First Team.Ultimately, it’s crazy to think that Misiorowski gave up a home run against the first batter he faced this season. Miz lost a six-pitch battle to Chase Meidroth, but it ultimately didn’t matter as the Brewers started the year 1-0 with a 14-2 victory.Turang was a 20-home-run hitter and reached 100 RBIs for the first time in his career. He’s also an MVP finalist, so it’ll be interesting to see how many votes he receives on Thursday, Nov. 12.Both Turang and Chourio were named Gold Glove Award winners, so this is the latest piece of hardware to come their way.Chourio, 22, notched his third consecutive 20-plus home run and 20-plus steal season. He set career highs in numerous categories, including his .291/.351/.487 slash line.Finally, Contreras joins them on the All-MLB team, though he was a Second Team honoree. Back in 2024, Contreras made the First Team in his first year with the Brewers. Two years later, he’s honored once again, a well-deserved one at that.No catcher in Brewers history has caught 1,000-plus innings in three consecutive seasons, but Contreras did just that. For what it’s worth, he also caught every single inning in the postseason.