2025 Brewers Minors/Prospects thread

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Bishop Letson, RHP, Brewers
The Brewers are starting to hit “embarrassment of riches” status, as every level of Milwaukee’s minor league system is littered with exciting prospects. While the Low-A Carolina Mudcats team boasts some of the best positional prospects in the game, the High-A Wisconsin team has a stellar rotation led by Letson.

The righty mixes four pitches: two fastball shapes, a sweeper and changeup. The sweeper is Letson’s primary pitch, thrown 38% of the time and boasting 16 inches of sweep on average. He shows the ability to command the pitch, using it to generate the highest in-zone whiff rate in his arsenal.

Letson’s two fastball shapes have definitively different looks. His primary fastball is a four-seam variant sitting 92-94 mph with average ride and around 10-11 inches of armside run. He mixes a two-seam fastball in the same velocity range with single-digit vertical break and 17 inches of armside run. He also blends in a changeup, but it’s a rarely-used pitch without much vertical separation off the fastball.

Letson has pitched to strong results over six appearances this season, as he owns a 1.33 ERA over 27 innings. After a few shorter outings early in the season, he’s gone five-plus innings in each of his last three starts.

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Everyone gets a walkoff tonight.

[Thunder Muscle]

Burke seems to be doing well at Appleton.

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Burke seems to be doing well at Appleton.

He was a young draftee considering he was breaking records in the SEC. He's got a lot of time, but I was hoping he'd be mashing in A+ and the power hasn't shown up yet.

But no one is really screaming at the door at 1B or DH in Milwaukee. Boeve and Adams are solid. Xavier Warren's been a pleasant surprise. Wilken's definitely the closest to helping, but he should stay at 3B for as long as possible.

Definitely no where close to giving up on Burke, but I wanna start seeing some dongs.

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How has Yoho pitched since being sent down? Feel like I have not heard much on him since he was sent back down.

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but I wanna start seeing some dongs.

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but I wanna start seeing some dongs.

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In this household we admire dongs.

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Law's top 20 Brewers prospects:

1. Jeferson Quero, C (No. 15 on the top 100)
2. Cooper Pratt, SS (No. 44 on the top 100)
3. Tyler Black, 1B (No. 56 on the top 100)
4. Jesus Made, SS (No. 78 on the top 100)
5. Jacob Misiorowski, RHP (No. 87 on the top 100)
6. Brock Wilken, 3B
7. Logan Henderson, RHP
8. Yophery Rodriguez, OF
9. Robert Gasser, LHP
10. Blake Burke, 1B
11. Braylon Payne, OF
12. Mike Boeve, 3B/1B
13. Bishop Letson, RHP
14. Luke Adams, 3B/1B
15. Josh Knoth, RHP
16. Eric Bitonti, 3B/1B
17. Bryce Meccage, RHP
18. Luis Pena, SS/3B
19. Luis Lara, OF
20. Brett Wichrowski, RHP

I'm higher on Jadher Areinamo, K.C. Hunt, and Josh Adamszewski than a bunch of guys on that list.

Any of these 3B have a chance to be a factor this year? Looked like Wilken was at AA all last year and as mentioned above he had a tough season so figure AAA is his best case scenario this year.

Wilken's still the closest option at 3rd because like you said, he had a full season's worth of AA at bats.

I think the most likely scenario, though, is Ortiz stays at 3rd, Turang moves over to SS, Durbin gets the nod at 2nd. Capra, Monasterio, and Dunn see time on the IF throughout the season.

Possible dark horse is Anthony Seigler. Former 1st round pick, he's played a lot of 2B and had a nice rebound season last year.

Seigler's tore up Nashville this season. He's been splitting time between 2B and catcher but they've started giving him time at 3B.

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2nd home run of the game.

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I love the excitement when the big hoss goes for three.

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Looks like Tyler Black is back from his injury and playing at Brewers' rookie league. He's been back since May 15th.

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Good list. I think he's got every 1B/DH too high though. Boeve, Burke, Bitonti, Black. The guy who's probably taking over 1B once Hoskins is gone is Martinez.

Bunch of guys I'd have a lot higher, like Adamczewski, Dinges, Hardin, Kuehner, and Siegler.