After historic 30th, Fischer's home run binge reaches 4 straight games
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There’s no stopping Andrew Fischer right now.
Fischer smacked yet another home run -- his fourth straight game with a long ball and his 33rd homer on the season -- among three hits for Double-A Biloxi on Tuesday. The Shuckers, however, fell 8-7 to Montgomery at Keesler Federal Park.
Just days after becoming the first Brewers Minor Leaguer with 30 homers in a season since 2001, Fischer took off again in Tuesday’s eighth inning. The Brewers’ No. 7 prospect jumped on the first pitch he saw and sent it 412 feet to right-center field.
Fischer added a walk in the second inning, a double and a run scored in the sixth, and a single in the ninth. He finished the night 3-for-4 overall, extending a five-game hitting streak and continuing what has been a very strong July. The 2025 first-rounder has hit seven homers this month on a .269/.379/.603 slash line.
Meanwhile, Fischer leads all Minor Leaguers this season with his 33 home runs. It’s been an excellent breakout campaign for the 22-year-old, who now carries an 1.107 OPS across two levels.