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 -- 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 are on the cusp of locking up another top prospect to a long-term deal.

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

PHOENIX -- A pair of Top 10 farm systems squaring off in a Spring Breakout game set the stage for some serious top prospect-on-top prospect damage. Luis Peña (Brewers No. 2 prospect, MLB Pipeline overall No. 26) connected for a go-ahead, three-run homer off left-hander Kade Anderson (Mariners No. 2,

PHOENIX -- At his low point, Marco Dinges lay curled up in the fetal position in a Florida hospital bed. He had endured more than a month of sleep-deprived nights and 104-degree fevers with a disease the doctors couldn’t crack. His father remembers standing by with tears in his eyes

PHOENIX -- Despite appearances, the Brewers are not a one-size-fits-all organization. Sure, the acquisition of 5-foot-7 infield/outfield prospect Jett Williams highlighted Milwaukee’s willingness to build a roster out of shorter players. Among the expected Opening Day starters are catcher William Contreras (5-foot-10), first baseman Andrew Vaughn (5-foot-10), shortstop Joey Ortiz

GOODYEAR, Ariz. – It didn’t take long for Brewers infield prospect Jett Williams to announce his return to the Cactus League. Williams (No. 3 Brewers prospect, MLB Pipeline No. 51) lined a 106.6 mph double to right field off Guardians starter Slade Cecconi in the second inning of Thursday’s 1-0

PHOENIX -- Spring Training formally begins for Brewers Minor Leaguers on Tuesday, so it was time for the organization’s top prospect to bid farewell to big league camp and begin preparing for the regular season. The Brewers returned 18-year-old Jesús Made to Minor League camp amid a flurry of roster

Did arguably the deepest farm system in baseball need to add more top prospect talent this offseason? Not necessarily. Is that how the Brewers operate anyway? You betcha. After adding middle infielder/outfielder Jett Williams and right-hander Brandon Sproat as part of the Freddy Peralta trade with the Mets in January,

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PHOENIX -- Jacob Misiorowski is already throwing heat as he ramps up for his first full season in the Majors and Cooper Pratt is one of the Brewers’ best prospects. No, the latter did not risk his life so the former could show off his fastball. But the Brewers’ video

PHOENIX -- One of the things Chris Hook loves about being a pitching coach is that you never know when or where a player will find the thing that makes a difference. Take right-hander Logan Henderson's resurrected curveball.

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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The remaking of the Red Sox’s infield continued on Monday, the eve of the club’s official opening of Spring Training, as chief baseball officer Craig Breslow acquired 2025 NL Rookie of the Year finalist Caleb Durbin as part of a six-player swap in which Boston also

Two days before pitchers and catchers report for Spring Training, the Brewers added a key new arm. Milwaukee landed left-hander Kyle Harrison in a six-player trade with the Red Sox on Monday, the teams announced. The Brewers will also get infielder David Hamilton and pitching prospect Shane Drohan in the

MILWAUKEE – Big league camp is the next stop on Brewers top prospect Jesús Made’s rapid rise in professional baseball. The Brewers announced nine additional non-roster invitees to their Major League Spring Training camp on Tuesday, all players already within the organization. They are headlined by Made, the 18-year-old shortstop

MILWAUKEE – It will be a few more days before Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams, the Top 100 prospect duo acquired by the Brewers from the Mets in the Freddy Peralta trade, report to American Family Fields of Phoenix for the start of Spring Training. Neither Sproat nor Williams will

MILWAUKEE -- Eighteen-year-old shortstop Jesús Made climbed to No. 3 on MLB Pipeline’s newest ranking of baseball’s Top 100 prospects, which was unveiled Friday with five Brewers players on the list. Fellow middle infielders Luis Peña (No. 26) and Cooper Pratt (No. 64) also made the Top 100 -- a

It didn’t take long for the Mets to turn around the public perception of their offseason, signing Bo Bichette before trading for Luis Robert Jr. to address two significant holes in their lineup. But the next move -- and some would say the most important one -- came Wednesday night,

Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold admitted that his phone call with ace pitcher Freddy Peralta on Wednesday night was an emotional one. After Peralta helped Milwaukee reach the doorstep of the World Series last fall, the Brewers made the difficult decision to deal him to the Mets. This