2025 Brewers Minors/Prospects thread - Andrew Fischer - FRP

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Hell yea.

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What a lineup.

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What a lineup.

Gotta love it!

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Just get the kid up to Triple-A at this point. Absolute phenom.

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Of note, I figured Adamczewski was a lock to move to the OF and that's where he's listed here.

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Ha, that rules.

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Marco Dinges, C, Brewers
One of the more underrated prospects in the game, Dinges enjoyed a breakout season in 2025. The former Florida State standout hit .300/.416/.514 over 77 games, mostly with High-A Wisconsin. Dinges shows strong underlying data that supports his production, and he has a slight chance to stick behind the plate long term.

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No matter how the glove develops in the coming years, though, the bat might be enough to carry his profile. Dinges shows fringe plate skills with plus raw power and good angles on contact. His 107.2 mph 90th percentile exit velocity was second in the Brewers’ system for players age 22 or younger.

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Baseball America handed out their system grades:

Milwaukee Brewers
Grade: A+

There’s an argument that the Brewers are the best team in baseball at two key things: Identifying overlooked talent, and then continuing to develop them even once they reach the majors. Isaac Collins and Chad Patrick stand out as two great prospect-eligible examples from this season. Of course, Jacob Misiorowski’s enhanced strike-throwing unlocked another level this year, and Luis Peña emerged as every bit the running mate alongside prized shortstop Jesús Made. The Brewers have the best record in the National League and enough talent spread out across the farm to ensure this run can continue in the years to come.

Recent farm system talent rankings:

2025 Midseason Rank: 1
2025: 9
2024: 2
2023: 13
2022: 25
2021: 28
2020: 30
Key graduations: RHP Jacob Misiorowski, 3B Caleb Durbin, OF Isaac Collins, RHP Chad Patrick

Breakouts: SS Luis Peña, RHP Logan Henderson, C Margo Dinges

Disappointments/Injuries: C Jeferson Quero, 1B/3B Tyler Black

Key additions: 3B/1B Andrew Fischer, SS Brady Ebel

Others to receive A+ grades: Athletics and Tigers

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Law:

Draft debut of the year
Andrew Fischer, 1B, Milwaukee Brewers
The No. 20 pick this July out of the University of Tennessee, Fischer played in 19 games for Low-A Wisconsin and hit .311/.402/.446 with a 25.3 percent strikeout rate. Very few draftees played more games than that anyway, and Fischer was one of the few who hit well across the board when he did play.

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Triple screens tonight.

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Made just hit his first AA dong to give the Shuckers a 1-0 lead in a do or die playoff game.

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Made just hit his first AA dong to give the Shuckers a 1-0 lead in a do or die playoff game.

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I miss september call ups where we might have seen made and a couple of other top guys in the bigs for a cup of coffee

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Unreal. Shuckers have three errors tonight and it's led to giving up the lead. It's now 2-3 after Pratt makes a bad throw to first with two outs that allow the Biscuits to score. All three runs in this inning.

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Shuckers season is over. Four unearned runs in one inning did them in. Tough way to end it.