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The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions in 2026. It took a lot of things going right over the course of the regular season and the postseason in order to make that happen. These Brewers were a very young team…

Brew Crew Ball writer Dave Gasper highlights four Milwaukee Brewers prospects who could help the club repeat as World Series champions in 2027. Following the Brewers' 2026 title, which leaned heavily on young contributors like Cooper Pratt, Luis Lara, and Shane Drohan, Gasper identifies first baseman Blake Burke, shortstop Jesus Made, right-handed pitcher Tyson Hardin, and third baseman Andrew Fischer as the next wave of potential contributors.
Burke was named the Double-A Southern League MVP in 2026 after hitting 34 home runs, while Made reduced his strikeout rate to 14.3% in Double-A. Hardin logged 139 strikeouts in 119.2 innings, and Fischer slugged 50 home runs across the regular season and postseason.
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