Milwaukee Brewers Preliminary Prospect List

by John Sickels on Jan 5, 2026 10:00 PM EST

Thin, thin, thin....

Note that Lawrie, Odorizzi, and Jeffress will be slotted into their current organizations.

Eric Arnett                RHP
Kentrail Davis             OF
Khris Davis                OF
Chris Dennis               OF
Cutter Dykstra             3B
Patrick Egan               RHP    rule 5
Mike Fiers                 RHP
Jeremy Jeffress            RHP   TO ROYALS
Scooter Gennett            2B
Caleb Gindl                OF
Taylor Green               3B
Cody Hawn                  3B
Kyle Heckathorn            RHP
Robert Hinton              RHP
Brandon Kintzler           RHP
Erik Komatsu               OF
Brett Lawrie               2B   TO BLUE JAYS
Dan Merklinger             LHP
Matt Miller                RHP
Hunter Morris              1B
Jimmy Nelson               RHP
Jake Odorizzi              RHP   TO ROYALS
Wily Peralta               RHP
Joel Pierce                RHP
D'Vontrey Richardson       OF
Amaury Rivas               RHP
Tyler Roberts              C
Mark Rogers                RHP
Austin Ross                RHP
Jesus Sanchez              RHP FA from phils
Cody Scarpetta             RHP
Logan Schafer              OF
Tyler Thornburg            RHP
Zelous Wheeler             SS

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Zach Braddock?

Yadi is my hero

by Big Phil on Jan 5, 2026 11:09 PM EST reply actions

Daniel Bard rule?

46 appearances (tho only 33.2 IP)

by dbreer23 on Jan 6, 2026 12:28 AM EST up reply actions

Is Evan Anundsen still a prospect? I remember thinking he might be an ok #5 SP for awhile.

by WrenFGun on Jan 5, 2026 11:42 PM EST reply actions

Seth Lintz

He’s still got a live arm, though the control issue and reduction in K/9 is disturbing. Some of the ugliness in 2010 was just plain bad luck (BABIP against of .396!). At 21 by the beginning of next season, I think he’s still worth an honorable mention as a grade C prospect.

by dbreer23 on Jan 6, 2026 12:27 AM EST reply actions

Wow

this is a VERY weak system right now.

by apoxonbothyourhouses on Jan 6, 2026 2:06 AM EST reply actions

Here are a handful of players I've seen ranked elsewhere but not listed here:

Cameron Garfield
Maverick Lasker
Eric Farris
Nick Bucci
Jonathan Pokorny

Of the five, I’d say Farris (close to the big leagues, if nothing else) probably most merits inclusion.

Now that's great tasting chicken!

by Kyle Lobner on Jan 6, 2026 9:01 AM EST reply actions

Garfield is the one with the most promise of the group

imo, loved the kid the day he was drafted

by backtocali on Jan 6, 2026 10:00 AM EST up reply actions

Agree on Ferris being included

Knee injury from a home plate collision 21 games into the season caused him to miss about 3 months. Came back in the AFL to hit .351 in 17 games with 9 SB. Hit .298 and had 70 SB with 6 CS in the FSL in 09.

by ROBERTS04 on Jan 6, 2026 11:09 AM EST up reply actions

wouldn't be surprised

to see farris log innings at ss this year when yunieski hits .200 and is too fat too play the position

by ScottAZ on Jan 6, 2026 12:12 PM EST up reply actions

yeah

Yeah, Farris will get in. So will Lasker and Bucci. Not sure about Pokorny

by John Sickels on Jan 6, 2026 12:42 PM EST up reply actions

garfield

Garfield i looked at due to his draft position but he didn’t hit or defend well in 2010.

by John Sickels on Jan 6, 2026 12:44 PM EST reply actions

Garfield

I tend to agree with Lobner and backtocali, Garfield should be on the list. Considering the way the pitching staff was instructed as to holding runners on, not giving Garfield or the other catcher any time to throw out runners all season, Garfield did a very good job all the way around. Everything he hit was usually squared up , but for some reason seemed to find it’s way as a line drive to someone. He also was outstanding defensively as well as handling the pitching staff and called the only no hitter in the organization last season.

by Brewer Manure on Jan 9, 2026 7:22 PM EST reply actions