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Andrew Fischer knows a thing or two about delivering in high-pressure situations. So when High-A Wisconsin was down 5-4 in the bottom of the 10th inning Friday night, he was just the person to have at the plate. With a runner on first, the Brewers’ No. 5 prospect launched a

Jett Williams’ first chance at Triple-A Nashville as part of the Brewers’ organization didn’t get off to the start he may have hoped for. However, he’s begun to find his groove, and he punctuated it in a big way Wednesday. Williams, Milwaukee’s No. 3 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 45

On June 15, 2024, Snoop Dogg joined the Brewers broadcast booth for a home game against the Reds and initially doubted the arm strength of Elly De La Cruz on a weak infield grounder. “Oh lord,” the rapper said after the Reds shortstop nailed a strike to throw out Brice

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The Brewers are one of four organizations leading MLB with six prospects on the Top 100 list. But across the Minors on Sunday, it was apparent that their system’s talent goes far deeper than that.

Andrew Fischer homered just twice in his first 34 games as a pro. He's exceeded that total in the past 48 hours. The Brewers' No. 5 prospect and 2025 first-round Draft pick went deep twice in High-A Wisconsin's 9-7 win over Fort Wayne at Parkview Field on Thursday and followed

Of the 840 players on 30 Double-A rosters, Jesús Made is the the only 18-year-old. He's five years younger than his average competition. And yet, you'll find his name toward the top of nearly every offensive statistical category in the Southern League. After putting together his second three-hit game in

For the first time in their young pro careers, the Brewers’ top two prospects, Jesús Made and Luis Peña, started the season at different levels. If Peña’s first nine games at High-A are any indication, that won't be the case for long.

MIAMI -- Coleman Crow says he is not big on drinking a lot of caffeine before a start, but he was pretty amped up on Friday night. For good reason. With his wife and family coming in from his hometown in Georgia, Crow was strong in his debut, going 5

Jesús Made, MLB's No. 3 overall prospect, continues to make an impact. The 18-year-old infielder belted a solo shot in the fourth inning for Double-A Biloxi, his second homer of the season, and walked twice. The Brewers young phenom has been stellar this season, batting .333 with a 1.033 OPS

MLB Pipeline's No. 3 prospect just keeps rolling. Jesús Made, the No. 1 Brewers prospect, racked up three hits and four RBIs on Thursday for Double-A Biloxi in a 15-3 win over Pensacola. That raised his season slash line to .370/.452/.630 over his first six games. Made ripped a pair

BOSTON -- A dozen games into the regular season, the Brewers already have employed seven starting pitchers. There will be more. In each of the past two seasons, the Brewers have had 17 different pitchers start a game, matching a franchise record first set by the 1969 Seattle Pilots. The

BOSTON -- The Brewers placed workhorse reliever Jared Koenig on the 15-day injured list on Monday with a sprained left elbow ligament that represents “a big concern,” said manager Pat Murphy, even as the sides plan to attempt a comeback without surgery.

We don't want to make too much of this, but Jesús Made delivered one of his best performances in pro ball to date on Easter Sunday. MLB Pipeline's No. 3 overall prospect tied a career high with four hits -- including his first home run of the season -- and

KANSAS CITY -- For the Brewers, Game 2 of Saturday’s doubleheader against the Royals didn’t go nearly as well as Game 1. With right-hander Brandon Sproat experiencing a tough sixth inning and mainstay outfielder Sal Frelick leaving the game because of left side tightness, Milwaukee certainly didn’t save the best

Brewers infield prospect Cooper Pratt (Milwaukee's No. 4 prospect, No. 60 overall in MLB) was back in Nashville, Tenn., on Saturday morning, ready to resume play for Triple-A Nashville after finalizing a new eight-year contract on Friday that carries significant risk and reward for both sides. Here are some excerpts

KANSAS CITY -- The Brewers finalized a new eight-year contract for 21-year-old shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt on Friday to remain at the forefront of clubs committing to promising players before they ever step foot in the Major Leagues. Pratt (MLB Pipeline’s No. 60-ranked prospect) gets a spot on Milwaukee’s 40-man

MILWAUKEE -- Two and a half years after they broke records and reaped benefits with a long-term extension for Jackson Chourio before he’d spent a single day in the Major Leagues, the Brewers finalized a long-term deal with another top prospect on Friday.

With the Minor League season kicking off, here's where the Brewers’ Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Jesús Made (MLB No. 3), SS/2B -- Biloxi (Double-A)
2. Luis Peña (MLB No. 24), INF -- Wisconsin (High-A)
3. Jett Williams (MLB No. 49), SS/2B/OF -- Nashville (Triple-A)
4. Cooper

Welcome to First Horizon Park, where the chicken is hot, the Sounds are nice and loud and Milwaukee Brewers prospects try to prove they're ready to make the jump from Triple-A to The Show.

MILWAUKEE – Before Brandon Sproat and Jeferson Quero took the field on Sunday, the Brewers hadn’t had an all-rookie starting pitcher/catcher battery since July 11, 2018 in Miami, where a braces-wearing Freddy Peralta started against the Marlins with Jacob Nottingham behind the plate.

MILWAUKEE -- First baseman Andrew Vaughn fractured the hamate bone in his left hand on Opening Day and needs surgery, the Brewers announced Saturday, prompting a promotion to the Majors for top catching prospect Jeferson Quero for what would be his Major League debut. Summoning Quero will give the team

MESA, Ariz. -- When you’ve got a farm system as stocked with top-flight talent as the Brewers, playing an extra Spring Breakout game is just another chance to showcase how bright the future is down on the farm.

PHOENIX -- Brewers top prospect Jesús Made batted leadoff in last year’s Spring Breakout game against the Reds, so he’s no stranger to the prospect showcase. But he’ll look a lot different when he takes the field this time around. Made, a shortstop who ranks No. 3 on MLB Pipeline’s