Tom Haudricourt

On the heels of poor full-season debut, Ray impacted Double-A games with his power, speed and baserunning savvy.

ACL injuries are rare in baseball, but the Brewers lost two prospects to the injury, most recently Double-A first baseman Jake Gatewood.

Not as deep as it once was (trades for Christian Yelich will do that), the Brewers still feel good about the state of their system.

The 2017 first-rounder could be the best hitter drafted and developed by the Brewers since Ryan Braun in 2005.

The advanced college hitter quickly proves that he’s too advanced for the Carolina League.

The shortstop authored a 23-game hitting streak at Triple-A before suffering a season-ending ACL injury.

A lingering knee injury impacted the 2016 first-rounder last season, but he expects to show his true talent at Double-A.

Versatility and an all-around skill set could land middle infielder Mauricio Dubon in the big leagues this season.

A PRP injection and throwing program helped Keston Huira.

Nick Ramirez adapted quickly to pitching full time at Double-A.

The Brewers are excited by righthander Adrian Houser’s potential in 2018, now that he’s fully recovered from Tommy John surgery.

The top 10 prospects in the Milwaukee Brewers’ farm system.

Young Brewers righthander Freddy Peralta throws a disappearing fastball.

Brewers RHP Corbin Burnes is a draft and player development success story.

Tom Haudricourt chooses postseason award winners for Brewers prospects.

An injury delayed Brandon Woodruff’s big league debut by six weeks.

The Brewers made prep Tristen Lutz a focal point of their draft class.

Brett Phillips shines even in a star-studded Triple-A outfield.

The Brewers couldn’t ignore Keston Hiura’s bat, despite his elbow injury.

The Brewers believe Ernesto Martinez has significant batting upside.