The Brewers’ loaded farm system just landed one highly anticipated prospect in the Major Leagues, as Cooper Pratt (MLB Pipeline’s No. 63 prospect) made his debut for Milwaukee on Tuesday. It now looks like another of the Crew’s five top-100 prospects is pushing toward his debut. Jett Williams (MIL No.

MILWAUKEE -- Cooper Pratt, the 21-year-old shortstop whose promise was evident when the Brewers signed him to an eight-year contract in April, is set to take the next step. The Brewers promoted Pratt (Brewers No. 4 prospect, MLB No. 63, per MLB Pipeline) from Triple-A Nashville for Tuesday’s series opener

When the Brewers signed Cooper Pratt to an eight-year, $50.75 million contract back in April, the organization said it wouldn’t accelerate the timeline for the 21-year-old shortstop’s arrival in the Major Leagues. But it did make clear that it saw him as a long-term piece of its future. This week,

The Brewers locked up a top prospect to a long-term contract for the second time in three months this week, with outfielder Luis Lara inking a seven-year deal on the heels of Cooper Pratt’s eight-year pact in April. Both players were added to the 40-man roster and then optioned to

LAS VEGAS – Add it to the long list of ways that catcher William Contreras has contributed to the Brewers’ success: He’s even helping players who don’t play for the Brewers yet. Before outfielder Luis Lara (Milwaukee's No. 5 prospect, No. 91 overall) told his own parents that the team

LAS VEGAS -- For the second time this season, the Brewers are investing big in a player who has yet to step foot in the Major Leagues. The latest prospect from Milwaukee’s top-ranked farm system to get a major payday is 21-year-old, switch-hitting outfielder Luis Lara (the Brewers' No. 5

The Brewers' system has produced a pair of No. 1 overall prospects recently in Jackson Chourio and Jesús Made, accomplished hitters with nearly limitless potential who enjoyed stops with High-A Wisconsin. But not even they could set forth on the power surge Andrew Fischer has embarked on so far this

MILWAUKEE – Brewers Minor League shortstop Luis Peña is expected back in the lineup for High-A Wisconsin on Thursday night, which qualified as good news for a top prospect having a tough season on the health front. On Tuesday night, there was renewed concern for Peña (Milwaukee’s No. 2 prospect

HOUSTON -- As Brewers officials continue to ponder whether and when to call up some of the top prospects performing at Triple-A Nashville, reliever Rob Zastryzny joined the big league club from the injured list on Sunday bearing a glowing report from his time with that club. “Top to bottom,”

Jesús Made is the youngest player currently competing at the Double-A level, but he certainly isn't playing like it. In Biloxi’s Saturday doubleheader against Columbus at Synovus Park, the Brewers' No. 1 prospect went a combined 4-for-8 with a double, triple and four RBIs, pushing his season OPS to .815

After collapsing in the dugout late last month due to severe dehydration, Luis Peña missed a month of playing time. However, that hasn't stopped Peña, as he has picked up right where he left off.

Andrew Fischer has been ranked as one of the top third base prospects in the Minor Leagues and he continues to show with his bat that he has earned that ranking.

MILWAUKEE – Brewers right-hander Logan Henderson landed back on the 15-day injured list Tuesday with a low back strain, and the Brewers summoned another rookie righty, Coleman Crow, who will rejoin the starting rotation on Friday in Houston. Henderson, 24, has a 2.23 ERA in 10 Major League starts over

MLB Pipeline hands out prospect grades on the 20-80 scouting scale, projections of what players' tools might bring to the table at the big league level. Not among the five standard ones for position players is an unspoken and elusive one: the clutch gene. Unofficially, Jesús Made is beginning to

“What can’t he do?!” Jesús Made has us all thinking it while he continues his march up the Minor League ladder. Double-A Biloxi broadcaster Javik Blake simply said it out loud Wednesday night as Made added another show-stopping moment to his resume.

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At just 19 years old, one Brewers Minor Leaguer outfielder is finding new ways to bring the Payne. Braylon Payne, Milwaukee's No. 12 prospect, homered twice out of the leadoff spot for High-A Wisconsin on Tuesday in the Timber Rattlers’ 6-4 win at Great Lakes. The performance marked his first

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It has been a big week for 19-year-old Jesús Made. With the first updates to the Top 100 Prospects list of the season, Made found himself in the top spot, becoming the first Milwaukee Brewer to earn No. 1 prospect honors. And on Saturday, he hit his first and second

MINNEAPOLIS -- Brewers infield prospect Luis Peña is back in business after a serious scare and a more than three-week layoff from baseball.

In his four years since high school, Andrew Fischer has played on four different teams. One thing that's stayed true throughout his time at Duke, Mississippi, Tennessee and High-A Wisconsin -- he's always slugged. MLB's No. 82 overall prospect is off to a roaring start in his first full season

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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