Minors

If the Brewers are looking for instant offense, they’re in luck. Five veteran players at AAA Nashville have broken out as top early-season performers, ready to step up and produce in Milwaukee.

Here's a look at six unranked players poised for potential breakouts in 2022. 

Shuckers are now 7-0. Lazar & Shook throw a combined shutout for the Rattlers. Sounds go 0-for-18 with runners in scoring position, lose close one. Mudcats are routed

Rattlers sweep a doubleheader. Shuckers move to 6-0. Sounds win a close one, Mudcats lose on a walk-off.

There was a time not so long ago when the Brewers farm was seen as top-heavy but suffering from an overall widespread lack of quality arms.

OF Jonathan Davis capped off Nashville’s comeback with an RBI single in extra innings. Sizeable early leads for Carolina and Biloxi couldn’t hold up. Antoine Kelly’s 10-K, 1-hit performance wasn’t enough for Wisconsin.

Saturday's Report highlighted the fact that Brewers affiliates led three respective leagues in ERA, It also pointed out that the Timber Rattlers' bats were in need of awakening. Let's see which, if either, trend continued as it was another overall winning day on the farm.

After two years at or near the bottom of most MLB prospect rankings, four years of better drafts and solid international signings have the Milwaukee Brewers’ prospect situation pointing in the right direction. MLB.com has moved the Brewers up to 25^th in the league, improving on the 28^th slot entering 2021 and dead last entering 2020.

The Brewers are in first place. Entering game action this week, the Triple-A Nashville Sounds and Double-A Biloxi Shuckers are also in first place. High-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and Low-A Carolina are currently in second place. The Brewers farm system is strong. Find out who performed well throughout the system over the past week. 

After allowing the AAA club to bask in their solo spotlight for a bit, it was time to peel back the curtain on a full slate of games for the Brewers' affiliates. Mother Nature had other ideas, but hey, an undefeated night is an undefeated night!

"His left pinky finger is not where it's supposed to be" - Voice of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos Erik Bremer

We'll get to game results in a moment, but one of the benefits of MiLB.TV is that we can review the archives in the unfortunate event a player leaves a game in what is clearly an injury situation, but it's not fully documented in the game summary (the authors of the summaries will never speculate, which makes sense).

Good morning to all - we'll be visiting a suspended game for the Sounds, an unsuspended game for the Mudcats, a shutout reversal for the Shuckers, and a wild one for the Timber Rattlers and their play-by-play stalwart Chris Mehring. Do check out the noteworthy Twitter thread.