Brewers' 2025 Spring Breakout roster is absolutely loaded despite notable absences

Eric Cole

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When MLB introduced the Spring Breakout in 2024, the hope was that the event could become a fixture on the baseball calendar where the league can highlight top prospect talent. Before that, you either had to be lucky enough to get tickets to the annual Futures Game or get to work and watch minor league games yourself (which is a blast). Last year, the Brewers stole the show last year when they sent four top prospects including Jackson Chourio out on the event's final day.

The series of games was so successful last year that MLB brought it back basically in the same form that it was last year with all 30 teams fielding their personal minor league All-Star team of sorts against another organization. This year, Spring Breakout takes place March 13-16. The Brewers have a spicy match-up this year as they are taking on the Reds on March 16 and that alone should get Milwaukee fans hyped up.

Now that the entire league has released their rosters for the Spring Breakout game, Brewers fans have even more reasons to be excited about the prospect showcase after seeing their loaded roster.

Breaking down the Brewers' 2025 Spring Breakout roster

The Brewers are sending a loaded group to the Spring Breakout game against Cincinnati including top prospects Jacob Misiorowski, Jesus Made, and Cooper Pratt. You won't find a larger concentration of minor league talent like this often and this group may be the strongest roster, at least on paper, in the entire Spring Breakout series.

Brewers Spring Breakout Pitchers

Jacob Misiorowski, RHP
Brett Wichrowski, RHP
Bishop Letson, RHP
Bryce Meccage, RHP
Craig Yoho, RHP
Tyler Bryant, RHP
Will Childers, RHP
Blake Holub, RHP
Jack Hostetler, RHP
Ryan Middendorf, RHP

Brewers Spring Breakout Infielders

Marco Dinges, C
Darrien Miller, C
Matthew Wood, C
Jesus Made, SS/3B
Cooper Pratt, SS
Eric Bitonti, 3B/1B
Luke Adams, 3B/1B
Luis Peña, SS/3B
Blake Burke, 1B
Brock Wilken, 3B
Jadher Areinamo, 2B
Juan Baez, 3B/2B, No. 27

Brewers Spring Breakout Outfielders

Yophery Rodriguez, OF
Braylon Payne, OF
Luis Lara, OF
Jose Anderson, OF
Dylan O'Rae OF

There are some notable prospects that will not be playing in the game. Jeferson Quero is still recovering from shoulder surgery and needs more time before he takes the field again. Robert Gasser is also out with an injury as he had Tommy John surgery last season.

Mike Boeve and Tyler Black being held off of the Spring Breakout roster is interesting, but also not that surprising. Milwaukee has a number of paths they could take with their infield alignment. By keeping Boeve and Black close by, they can make sure they get all the reps Milwaukee needs them to take under supervision until they make their roster decisions.

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Eric Cole

I started my career writing about baseball covering the Atlanta Braves for SB Nation's Talking Chop back in 2015 which has since been renamed Battery Power. After years of writing for those fine folks, I made the decision to take over as Site Expert at House That Hank Built before becoming a full-time MLB Staff Writer for FanSided in 2023. Along the way, I have been a guest on multiple ESPN radio affiliates as well as 680 The Fan and 92.9 The Game to discuss Braves baseball and especially Braves prospects and was a long-time host on the Battery Power podcast. These days, I continue to write about the Braves as well as covering the Astros, Padres, and Angels with particular expertise with minor league coverage, the MLB Draft, and bashing Anthony Rendon when possible. When I am not writing about or talking about baseball (which is seldom), I am an avid baseball card collector (Maddux and Soroka being my primary personal collections) and I also collect shark teeth. All other sports are mostly dead to me as my Bills have broken my heart too many times.