Brewers prospect Jesús Made goes 4-for-5, homers

Jesús Made, the top prospect in the Milwaukee Brewers organization is off and running with Class AA Biloxi, delivering a home run among his four hits April 5 in a 9-8 loss to Rocket City. Made also walked, stole a base and reminded everyone why the 18-year-old is not only the top prospect in the Brewers organization but one of the top players in all of minor-league baseball. According to Biloxi Shuckers broadcaster/stats guru Javik Blake , Made became the second Double-A player under 19 years old since 2005 to get four-plus hits with a homer in the same game.

With the Brewers' minor-league system regarded as one of the best in baseball, we'll give a regular glance at what's been happening at Nashville, Biloxi, Appleton, Wilson and other stops on the ladder. This week, the latter three joined Nashville in starting their 2026 seasons: Brewers minor-league opponents last week Nashville (AAA) vs. Charlotte Knights (Chicago White Sox) Biloxi (AA) vs.

Rocket City Trash Pandas (Los Angeles Angels) Wisconsin (High A) vs. Beloit Sky Carp (Miami Marlins) Wilson (Low A) vs. Fayetteville Woodpeckers (Houston Astros) How the Brewers minor-league teams fared Nashville won four of five, with one game postponed by weather Biloxi lost two of three, with one win in extras Wilson won two of three Wisconsin split a doubleheader after rain postponed both the Thursday opener and the doubleheader Friday at its home stadium in Appleton.

Standout performance from a Brewers 40-man roster player Tyler Black homered and drove in two runs for Nashville on March 31, then collected hits in each of his next three games. Logan Henderson also had a great debut March 31 allowing just one hit in three innings before getting recalled to make a short start at Kansas City on April 4. Starter Coleman Crow was strong April 3 for Nashville, allowing two earned runs on four hits in six innings, with five strikeouts.