Minors

While the Brewers' minor-league system looks very strong, several uncertainties could affect what the Brewers do, not just in the course of the season but for future years.

The bullpen has been a traditional strength for the Brewers, but with the big league bullpen transitioning over the off-season, what help can we expect from the farm system in 2023?

The Brewers' farm system has developed excellent starting pitchers in recent years, notably Corbin Burnes, Brandon Woodruff, and Freddy Peralta. Yet, on the farm, who is due to replace them in years to come? Let's take a look.

We look at the designated hitter role in our final roundup of the Milwaukee Brewers' farm system positional analysis.

When it comes to right field, the Brewers are not as shallow as they are in left field or at third base. Then again, given how in practicality, the Brewers are not shallow at those positions, their situation in right field is quite good, even if it’s not as good as center field.

To say the Brewers are stacked at center field is to understate the issue. Garrett Mitchell will likely start in Milwaukee after being the Crew’s first-round pick in the 2020 draft. However, three other prospects are forcing their way to Milwaukee, and all are in center – for now.

Michele Vassalotti and nine other Brewers minor leaguers have a huge year ahead of them, in their final season before becoming minor-league free agents. Who among them will make the leap toward a 40-man MLB roster spot in 2023?

As with third base, the Brewers are deceptively shallow in left field. Why? Because many of the team’s top outfield prospects, like Jackson Chourio, Jace Avina, Sal Frelick, and Garrett Mitchell, are all listed as center fielders. Likely, the future of left field in Milwaukee is not on this page, and that a center fielder will be moved over.

One position where the Brewers farm system is very deep happens to be shortstop, where the Brewers seem to be overflowing with good, and great, options. Let's look at the positional farm depth.

When it comes to the hot corner, the Brewers are deceptively shallow. They don’t have anybody officially listed at third base, yet some very capable players are spending time at that position and have in the past couple of years.

Second base is becoming very intriguing in Milwaukee, not just with the major-league competition between Luis Urias, Brice Turang, and Abraham Toro.

The Brewers have solid options at first base at the major league level between Rowdy Tellez and Keston Hiura, but how will this position look in the minors for the Crew in 2023?