SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Nearly 2,200 miles away from Tropicana Field, where Brewers big leaguers streamed out of the dugout to celebrate the franchise’s first World Series championship, a handful of Minor League prospects huddled around a screen in the dugout at Scottsdale Stadium on Oct. 28 and kicked

As if there wasn't already a big enough party going on in Milwaukee right now, Jesús Made added something else for Brewers fans to celebrate.

MLB's No. 1 overall prospect wasted no time to savor some home cooking, crushing a homer in his first Winter League plate appearance

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.

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.

When Braylon Payne arrived at the Brewers' Double-A affiliate on Aug. 14 through to the end of the season, the Biloxi Shuckers may as well have been a Minor League All-Star team. Among those to roll through the Southern League club in 2026 were three Top

Pete Alonso and Andrew Fischer share common threads as SEC infielders who quickly took to the Minor Leagues. More generally, they are two sluggers who can absolutely pulverize the ball. But Alonso is nine years Fischer's senior and has the second-most home runs in the Major Leagues since

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Andrew Fischer swung for history in 2026.

The Brewers’ No. 5 prospect finished with 48 home runs in the regular season between High-A Wisconsin and Double-A Biloxi. (He added two more in the Southern League postseason to finish with 50 in the Minor League calendar year, even if 48

Bishop Letson has established himself as one of the Brewers' top pitching prospects -- and he saved his best professional start for his highest-stakes game yet.

Pitching with Double-A Biloxi's title hopes on the line in Game 2 of the Southern League Finals, the Brewers' No. 8 prospect

Jesús Made seems to have saved some of his best baseball for the postseason.

MLB’s No. 1 prospect homered on a 2-for-4 day as Double-A Biloxi swept into the Southern League Championship Series with an 8-3 victory over Pensacola on Thursday at Keesler

He simply can’t be stopped.

Brewers’ No. 5 prospect Andrew Fischer launched another home run on Saturday, his 48th of the season, to extend his lead for the most homers in a Minor League season this century. While this one came off a position player in a

Some seasons are breakouts. Others become benchmarks.

Andrew Fischer has put a stamp on a 2026 campaign that has long since crossed that line. As the Double-A regular season winds down, Milwaukee’s No. 5 prospect is putting the finishing touches on a year that places him in

Any time you break a club record previously held by Jackson Chourio, you’re doing something right.

Collecting his 90th RBI of the 2026 season on Wednesday, Jesús Made toppled Chourio’s record (89 in 2023) for most runs driven in during a season for Double-A Biloxi. Made grounded a ninth-inning single through

Andrew Fischer continues to swing his way into the Minor League record books.

The Brewers' No. 5 prospect walloped his MiLB-leading 45th and 46th homers of the year in Double-A Biloxi's 8-5 victory over Birmingham in Game 2 of their double dip at Keesler Federal Park on

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Andrew Fischer is having one of the greatest power-hitting Minor League seasons we’ve seen. Another home run on Tuesday night has him tied with the likes of a former MVP.

Fischer’s long ball on Tuesday was his 43rd of the season -- 23 with Double-A Biloxi and 20 with High-A Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE -- Luis Lara initially lost the ball.

When Twins third baseman Brooks Lee smoked a Jacob Misiorowski four-seamer deep into right field, it was evident Lara had trouble tracking it down. But then, just as the American Family Field crowd expressed audible concern, the Brewers’ rookie got a bead on

Andrew Fischer hit some rarified air in the Minor Leagues on Thursday ... literally.

The Brewers' No. 5 prospect became just the eighth Minor Leaguer since 2005 to reach the 40-home run mark in a single season. And then he added two more long balls for his

Trey Ebel may have a steak dinner in his future.

The Brewers' 2026 first-rounder replaced older brother Brady Ebel in the middle of an at-bat for Single-A Wilson in a game that actually started on July 19. Brady was no longer with the Warbirds after being promoted

It’s been a winding road in 2026 to get there, but Luis Peña is finally at Double-A.

Milwaukee’s No. 2 prospect settled into the lineup Tuesday night but made his first emphatic statement for Biloxi on Thursday with a solo homer on a two-hit night in a