After winning a World Series championship in his first season in the majors, rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt is set to be a key piece of the Milwaukee Brewers' roster for the next nine years.
Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Cooper Pratt celebrated the franchise's first World Series title by reminding fans at Friday's championship rally that he remains under team control for up to nine more years. The 22-year-old rookie reflected on his inaugural campaign after helping deliver the title less than five months following his June 16 major league debut.
Reviewing the Brew's Owen Jonas writes that Pratt's rookie performance has validated Milwaukee's pre-debut contract extension. Pratt batted .354 in October, and Jonas highlights that his team-friendly deal keeps him signed through potentially 2035 with club options.
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