Milwaukee Brewers Untapped: Prospects Shining Bright In Rebuild

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With the help of former prospects, the Milwaukee Brewers were able to defeat the Phillies yesterday.

Of course having some of your player’s homer in the game helps as well, especially when the other team can’t get their bats going.

Jonathan Villar has been getting plenty of praise as well from more than just Milwaukee Brewers writers and fans.

Unfortunately, not all of the Milwaukee Brewers have been red hot, as Scooter Gennett has been in a slump as of late.

Domingo Santana is making his presence known through the first two games back from his DL stint; even the Skipper has been singing his praises.

"“He’s an offensive player, for sure,” manager Craig Counsell said of Santana, who went 2 for 4 with two runs scored and a walk in addition to his homer. “He’s got some slug, too, so he can add quick offense like he did today. He does make a difference, certainly."

More from Reviewing the Brew

Ken Kosirowski of ISportsWeb thinks that the Milwaukee Brewers have a hidden gem in Jacob Barnes, noting that Barnes has a 1.21 ERA and a 0.94 WHIP.

The draft starts this weekend, and Tom Haudricourt discusses the risks of taking high school pitchers in the first round and that the Milwaukee Brewers are aware of said risks.

Speaking of the draft, our own Ace Schneider also explains the hazards of first round draft picks. He also gave us a look at how the Biloxi Shuckers fared this week.

Miller Park Prospects also had an excellent roundup of the Milwaukee Brewers farm system and how each team did yesterday, including Matt Garza‘s second rehab stint.

Kyle L of BP Milwaukee also discussed the minors and the harsh realities of being a prospect.

Another Brewers prospect is on FSL All-Star Roster giving the Milwaukee Brewers fans a pleasant outlook of the farm system.