The Milwaukee Brewers are exploiting an inefficiency in the MLB draft. It's different than what 29 other teams do. Given the players the Brewers have added using this strategy, other teams should start copying their playbook. baseballamerica.com/stori…
The Brewers drafted Chase Mora, who broke Paul Goldschmidt’s all-time home run record at Texas State, in the ninth round. He threw one inning of relief in a 19-3 game, touched 98 mph and the Brewers drafted him as a pitcher. He’ll probably be an all-star.
Striker Pence, Baseball America’s No. 1 player in the 2028 class, has reclassified and will be eligible for the 2027 MLB Draft. 6-foot-6 RHP with an electric fastball up to 101 mph. He’s the nephew of former MLB outfielder Hunter Pence.
Top HS prospects available (BA 5⭐️ recruits): 1. Archer Horn (Stanford commit) 2. Joseph Contreras (Vanderbilt) 3. Noah Wilson (Vanderbilt) 4. Savion Sims (Oklahoma) 5. Blake Bowen (Oregon State) 6. Cole Koeninger (Tennessee) 7. Will Adams (LSU) 8. Bryce Hill (Stanford) 9. Hudson DeVaughan (Alabama) 10. Eli Herst (Vanderbilt) 11. Malachi Washington (LSU) 12. Martin Shelar (Mississippi State) 13. Gannon Grant (Tennessee) 14. Trey Rangel (Texas) 15. Cooper Sides (LSU) 16. Wilson Andersen (Mississippi State) 17. Denton Lord (Mississippi State)
Anyone like 6-foot-9 high school LHPs who throw 99 mph?
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