Milwaukee Brewers Preliminary Prospect List

by John Sickels on Oct 16, 2025 3:00 PM EDT

First run-through gave me 42 names, and I've cut that back to 37. Lots of Grade C in this system.

Milwaukee Brewers 37 players

Sean Albury                RHP
Orlando Arcia              SS
Eric Arnett                RHP
Jacob Barnes               RHP
Jed Bradley                LHP
Nicholas Bucci             RHP
Kentrail Davis             OF
Khris Davis                OF
Frankie De La Cruz         RHP
Eric Farris                2B
Mike Fiers                 RHP
Drew Gagnon                RHP
Scooter Gennett            2B
Caleb Gindl                OF
David Goforth              RHP
Taylor Green               3B
Kyle Heckathorn            RHP
Taylor Jungmann            RHP
Jorge Lopez                RHP
Lucas Luetge               LHP
Martin Maldonado           C
Santo Manzanillo           RHP
Chris McFarland            SS
Dan Meadows                LHP
Dan Merklinger             LHP
Mike McClendon             RHP
Hunter Morris              1B
Jimmy Nelson               RHP
Wily Peralta               RHP
Nick Ramirez               1B
Michael Reed               OF
D'Vontrey Richardson       OF
Yadiel Rivera              SS
Logan Shafer               OF
Cody Scarpetta             RHP
Tyler Thornburg            RHP
Zelous Wheeler             INF

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Mark Rogers?

He may have his issues, health and otherwise, but I think he should still be in the discussion of top-30 players in the system.

by dbreer23 on Oct 16, 2025 3:08 PM EDT reply actions

+1

I’d still call Rogers a C+. His 2010 season was promising, and if he regain that, I don’t see why he can’t be a good late inning guy

by gore51 on Oct 16, 2025 3:18 PM EDT up reply actions

fair enough, although I see him as a C

by John Sickels on Oct 16, 2025 3:23 PM EDT up reply actions

that's fair

he’s obviously only has a fraction of the promise he once showed, but his arm is still pretty electric and I’d love to see how it works in short situations

by gore51 on Oct 16, 2025 3:24 PM EDT up reply actions

Yeah, I think that you have to give him at least a C

Just based on the arm strength.

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by Satchel Price on Oct 17, 2025 10:36 AM EDT up reply actions

A very thin system

But I’m excited about Reed, Lopez, Bradley, and Peralta.

Go ahead, make my day.

by ilikeburritos on Oct 16, 2025 3:22 PM EDT reply actions

Be honest.

Doesn’t it suck having to go through systems like the Brewers, A’s, and White Sox?

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by dbpjohn on Oct 16, 2025 8:11 PM EDT reply actions

Not really, it's just a different kind of challenge

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by Satchel Price on Oct 17, 2025 10:37 AM EDT up reply actions

Evan Anundsen...

is another guy that might merit some consideration. Evidently, came back this year from some sort of major injury. He was pretty good in 2009 in Hi A and was age-appropriate. Had a so-so bounceback year at Hi A again this year, but might not have been all the way back yet from the injury. Probably another C player, but if you’re looking for some more names, he’s a suggestion.

by rhd on Oct 16, 2025 11:19 PM EDT reply actions

I love Taylor Green

by MilesC on Oct 17, 2025 2:05 AM EDT reply actions

De La Cruz

Isn’t “Frankie” De La Cruz just a rechristened version of Eulogio? If so, he’s probably a name you can cut as bad-bodied 28-year-old rightiess who can’t find home plate (and have shuttled to the majors unsuccessfully for four years) aren’t exactly the most riveting reading material. I’m assuming he’ll be a minor league free agent this winter anyway.

by realitypolice on Oct 17, 2025 11:49 AM EDT reply actions