The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series, but they could be even better next year. For the first half of the season, the Brewers had a clear flaw, and it was the left side of their infield.
Baseball Now argues that despite reaching the World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers could be even stronger next season. The outlet points to the potential major league debut of 19-year-old top prospect Jesús Made, who could bolster the infield alongside Cooper Pratt and Joey Ortiz. Additionally, Andrew Vaughn is positioned to step in at first base if free agent Jake Bauers departs after a strong campaign.
The writer also highlights expected pitching improvements, with Kyle Harrison and Quinn Priester projected to return to full health alongside Jacob Misiorowski, Logan Henderson, and Robert Gasser. Combined with a young outfield featuring Jackson Chourio and Garrett Mitchell, plus additional minor league depth, Baseball Now projects an even deeper roster.
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