Get a behind-the-scenes look at MLB's No. 1 prospect Made's '26 campaign in NBC docuseries 'Road to the Show'

October 12th, 2026

NBC Peacock's "Road to the Show" is now available to watch on MLB.com. The five-episode series brings viewers behind the scenes with six of baseball's top prospects and their path toward the big leagues.

Jesús Made's 2026 season was a milestone campaign as the 19-year-old phenom rose to become MLB's No. 1 prospect. 

The switch-hitting shortstop is the latest Brewers farmhand to establish himself as one of baseball's future stars as he tore up the Southern League for the Biloxi Shuckers as the youngest regular at Double-A.

The Road to the Show

• All episodes

By player:
• Roch Cholowsky
• Ethan Holliday
• Justin Lebron
• Jesús Made
• Braden Montgomery
• Gage Wood

Made's season was captured as part of NBC Peacock's "Road to the Show" five-part series, which includes Ethan Holliday (COL No. 1/MLB No. 23), Braden Montgomery (CWS), Gage Wood (PHI No. 1/MLB No. 30), as well as 2026 No. 1 overall Draft pick Roch Cholowsky (CWS No. 1/MLB No. 14) and 18th overall pick Justin Lebron (CIN No. 3).

The five episodes take each player through their different parts of the season, on and off the field, to see what goes into making a top prospect successful.

Join Made to see his daily routines as he discusses what the transition from the Dominican Republic to the United States is like, from feeling homesick to missing his favorite foods. The Brewers' top prospect gets to play in his second straight All-Star Futures Game, where he meets Latin Grammy award-winning rapper and songwriter Eladio Carrión, who is a baseball card collector and claims to own more of Made's Bowman anime cards than anyone in the world.

This is an opportunity to really get to know Made, as the series includes interviews with his managers, teammates, scouts and parents. His family comes to visit him in Biloxi, where they cook for him and watch him play -- including witnessing the uncertainty of an injury. They reflect on living in poverty and worrying about not being able to feed their son when he came home from his baseball academy.

You can watch Jesús Made on "Road to the Show" here.