The balls were rising out of the park Sunday. The Triple-A Brewers and White Sox affiliates combined for 13 home runs in a 14-11 win for Nashville at Truist Field. The Sounds and the Charlotte Knights tallied the most long balls in a single game at any level this season,

MILWAUKEE -- Caleb Durbin didn’t expect this sort of reception from the American Family Field faithful on Friday for his Major League debut. Longtime Brewer Freddy Peralta was just as surprised. “It was crazy. I think it was the most excited [debut] that I’ve been here for,” said Peralta, who

MILWAUKEE -- After matching the club record by using 17 different starting pitchers last season, the Brewers are well on their way to breaking that mark in 2025. On the same day right-hander Quinn Priester carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning of his first home start for the Brewers

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where Milwaukee’s Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Jeferson Quero (MLB No. 46), C -- Extended spring training (shoulder surgery rehab/hamstring)
2. Jesús Made (MLB No. 54), SS/3B -- Carolina (Single-A)
3. Cooper Pratt (MLB No. 55), SS --

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PHOENIX – Jesús Made was at the top of the Brewers’ lineup for Sunday’s 9-7 loss to the Reds in the finale of MLB’s four-day Spring Breakout, a fitting perch when you consider that the 17-year-old infielder is under a bright spotlight as MLB Pipeline’s No. 55 prospect. Made could

Last year, Jackson Chourio took center stage in the inaugural Spring Breakout prospect showcase before his sensational "20-20 at age 20" rookie season. Which Brewers prospects are next up this year? Here's everything you need to know about Spring Breakout 2025 and the Brewers' game.

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The inaugural edition of Spring Breakout was a rousing success last year. Sixteen games showcased not only many of baseball's best prospects but also some of the most jaw-dropping tools in the Minors. Of the 10 best individual attributes we highlighted a year ago, nine belonged to players who reached

PHOENIX -- Pat Murphy’s takeaway from top Brewers pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski’s second big league Spring Training camp was this: He has the stuff to be a Major League starter. Misiorowski, the Brewers’ No. 4 prospect, per MLB Pipeline and No. 99 on the overall Top 100, was among the

PHOENIX – A farm system loses an elite-level prospect like Jackson Chourio, who was the No. 2 overall prospect in baseball at the start of the 2024 season, to the big leagues, it’s easy to understand that it would take a hit in this year’s farm system rankings. So don’t

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PHOENIX -- It’s time for MLB Pipeline's top Brewers prospect Jeferson Quero to continue his difficult comeback from last year’s shoulder surgery in Minor League camp, but Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy doesn't hide how highly he regards the 22-year-old catcher. Quero, who missed all of last season after shredding his

It’s prospect whack-a-mole in Milwaukee. Just when one elite prospect graduates to the Major League club, another seems to rise from the depths of the farm system. At this time last year, outfielder Jackson Chourio was considered the Brewers’ top prospect and clocked in at No. 2 overall on the

PHOENIX -- The next big thing in the Minor League system that propelled Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio to a 20-20 season in the big leagues at age 20 is Jesús Made, a 17-year-old, switch-hitting shortstop from San Cristobal in the Dominican Republic who inherited a love of baseball from his

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As the sounds of bats cracking and gloves popping echo across the diamonds of Florida and Arizona, baseball's top prospects will be digging in to push for spots on Major League Opening Day rosters. Although most of these prospects will begin the season in the Minors, there are a handful

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