Only six organizations had a longer trade drought with the Brewers before this Angels deal was replaced by the Jett Bandy trade:

Angels (07/27/12) -- Acquired SS Jean Segura and RHP's Johnny Hellweg and Ariel Pena in exchange for RHP Zack Greinke

Kind of goes to show how many deals are indeed made, even though it may not seem so at times. As the initial post shows, many are very minor in nature.

Here's the trade that was replaced by Thursday's Victor Roache move to the Dodgers within the initial post in this thread:

Dodgers (12/18/14) -- Brewers acquired LHP Jarret Martin and OF/IF Matt Long in exchange for C Shawn Zarraga

And yes, just two and a half years later, none of the three are currently playing affiliated ball (Zarraga did play for the Netherlands in the WBC this spring).

Yes, the Nick Noonan trade replaced this:

Marlins (11/25/96) -- Acquired LHP Joel Adamson in exchange for RHP Eddie Collins

The new longest drought is with the Rockies (12/13/04).

The Garrett Cooper for Tyler Webb deal replaces the one below that was within our initial post in this thread. Re-visit that post to see the entire list of "last trades" with all 29 other MLB organizations.

Yankees (08/31/16) -- Acquired cash in exchange for UT Eric Young, Jr.

The Anthony Swarzak acquisition with the White Sox replaced a trade that was tied for the longest current team pairing drought, replacing this memorable deal:

White Sox (12/13/04) -- Brewers acquired OF Carlos Lee in exchange for OF Scott Podsednik, RHP Luis Vizcaino and a player to be named (INF Travis Hinton)

In terms of trade partners, the longest current gap is now solely with the Rockies (12/13/04).

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Easier to recognize the latest trade with Texas, as the Jeremy Jeffress re-acquisition replaces the big Lucroy/Brinson (plus) deal of last summer on our "Last Trade With" tracker.

Guess the Yelich trade eclipses the most recent deal with the Marlins

Sunday's Brad Miller acquisition replaces this most recent "trade with the Rays":

Rays (07/10/16) -- Brewers acquired cash in exchange for RHP Jaye Chapman

This trade partner relationship with Colorado is by far the longest dry spell currently for the Brewers, as seen in the initial post here. It's ten and a half years longer than the next longest drought (St. Louis).

Even though this was one of those quick same-day Rule 5 draft trades, it's still sad to note that Carvajal passed in January 2018 at age 33.

Former pitcher Marcos Carvajal dies in Venezuela amid lack of medication for pneumonia

NOTE: This past spring MLB.com wrote about the longest current MLB trade partner droughts for each team. Brewers-Rockies is the 7th longest drought, and no drought pre-dates the year 2000.

Bumped this post and this thread because Kyle Lobner continued his remarkable This Day in Brewers History series today, and I realized that on this same day five years earlier in 1999 the two teams were involved in a major (yet lackluster for the Crew) three-team trade. Haven't researched if the teams had dealt with each other between the '99 and '04 deals.

P.S.: I am aware that in the initial post of this thread many of the Baseball Cube Player Page links need to be updated. Apparently the Cube updated all their links some time ago.

Here are the prior deals with these teams:

Now the Jordan Lyles acquisition for Cody Ponce, but previously:

Pirates (12/17/15) -- Acquired OF Keon Broxton and RHP Trey Supak in exchange for 1B Jason Rogers

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Now the Drew Pomeranz / Ray Black acquisitions for Mauricio Dubon, but previously:

Giants (03/24/19) -- Acquired INF C.J. Hinojosa in exchange for C Erik Kratz

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Now the Jacob Faria acquisition for Jesus Aguilar, but previously:

Rays (06/10/18) -- Acquired IF Brad Miller and cash in exchange for 1B Ji-Man Choi

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Now the cash acquisition for Marcos Diplan, but previously:

Twins (08/03/15) -- Acquired cash in exchange for LHP Neal Cotts