10. RHP Logan Henderson
Another breakout Brewers pitching prospect is Logan Henderson, Finally healthy, the 2021 4th round pick has rocketed up the system, reaching Double-A. Henderson has a nasty changeup and a full starter's arsenal. He has just 150 IP under his belt over the last three years. Rule 5 eligible this winter, Henderson is putting himself on the map for a 40 man spot and he could compete for a 2025 starting rotation spot.
9. OF Yophery Rodriguez
Rodriguez completely skipped the ACL and is on the "Jackson Chourio fast track" after signing last January. Rodriguez hasn't dominated the Carolina League quite like Chourio did, but he's holding his own with 30 extra-base hits and a .767 OPS. There's a lot of upside with the 18 year old Rodriguez with an already strong approach at the plate.
8. RHP Carlos F. Rodriguez
Rodriguez has struggled with the adjustment to Triple-A. He received a short stint in the big leagues, which didn't go well. He's more of a kitchen sink type of pitcher rather than blowing hitters away with his stuff. He should be squarely in the mix for a rotation spot as a mid-back end starter next year and could be called upon again this year.
7. 1B/3B Mike Boeve
Mike Boeve has done nothing but rake since entering the Brewers organization. He laid waste to High-A before earning a very quick promotion to Double-A, where he's continued to crush the ball. Boeve's top skill is his pure hitting ability, making consistent hard contact without striking out much. There's some budding power here, but Boeve's not known as a slugger.
6. LHP Robert Gasser
Robert Gasser was on track to be graduated by now, but after just five big league starts and three doctor's opinions, Gasser underwent Tommy John surgery. He's still one of the Crew's top pitching prospects and should return to the rotation mid-2025.