Jeremy Nygaard

The Brewers are one of six teams with a $7,555,500 budget. What names are the Brewers keeping tabs on in the Dominican and other Caribbean countries to add to their farm system? View full video

The Brewers were the first team to lose a player in the Rule 5 pick with RHP Shane Smith being selected by the White Sox. Was this a player they should have protected or will he be someone the White Sox send back down the road? View full video

It's still early but there are list from MLB Pipeline and Baseball America that already have ranked 100 prospects in this year's draft class. Will Ethan Holliday remain the top prospect as the 2025 prep and college seasons begin, or will another name rise to the top between now and draft day. View full video

Roki Saski will be the most sought-after International free agent this off-season and his 30-day window to negotiate and make a deal with teams is now open. Who are the favorites to pursue Saski and could any team make a surprise offer that brings Saski to their rotation? View full video

All 18 teams that missed out on the MLB postseason last year have a chance to move up in the Draft Lottery, but what are the odds that the enter team name here for each site will move up from their current slot or land the number one overall pick for the 2025 draft. View full video

The Brewers need to find starters to fill their rotation this off-season, but for now, Chad Patrick and Logan Henderson do offer options at the back end of their rotation. View full video

Luis Lara is only 19 years old and maybe the next big outfield prospect out of the Brewers system behind Jackson Churio. He won't be rushed up from the Minors having spent all of 2024 in High-A, so how can he work on his swing-and-miss numbers to turn it into more contact? View full video

The Brewers add a powerful college bat in Blake Burke. View full video

The Brewers added speedy prep outfielder Braylon Payne with their first pick. View full video

Ten rounds down, ten rounds to go for the 2024 MLB Draft. It's been a life-changing event for 315 young men so far; there will be 300 more lives changed on Tuesday afternoon. Keep it tuned to Brewer Fanatic for live updates throughout the remainder of the draft. Today's portion of the draft, which will conclude with rounds 11 through 20, will begin at 1 p.m. CT. Keep up to date with the Brewers Draft Tracker. One reminder: players selected on Day 3 can sign for up to $150,000 without it impacting the team's bonus pool. Any dollars above that threshold will count toward the cap. For example, if a player today signs for $200k, it will count $50k toward the team's bonus pool. What do you think after the first two days? Leave your thoughts below. 11 (335) - Caedmon Parker, RHP, TCU 21 years old. 6-4, 190. Likely reliever. Returned from Tommy John surgery in 2024. 12 (365) - Tyson Hardin, RHP, Mississippi State 22 years old. 6-2, 185. (Senior) 13 (395) - Joey Broughton, LHP, Northville (MI) HS 18 years old. 6-2, 187. 14 (425) - James Nunnallee, C, Lightridge (VA) HS 18 years old. 6-0, 180. #146 on the Consensus Big Board Nunnallee is a prep hitter committed to Virginia who has seen time behind the plate and in the outfield. Nunnallee has a solid overall offensive tool set with a good approach and solid swing decisions. He has fast hands and his swing produces mostly gap power at present. This is an offensive profile with a solid floor that could produce average and power tools. Nunnallee is solid enough at catcher but there's work to do defensively if he's to stick behind the plate. There's enough in the offensive profile if he doesn't to play in the outfield. - Consensus Big Board 15 (455) - Travis Smith, RHP, Kentucky 21 years old. 6-4, 220. #250 on the Consensus Big Board One of Kentucky's top high school prospects in 2021, Smith's career was placed on hold when he required both Tommy John and heart surgery. After redshirting at Kentucky in 2022, he worked his way into the Wildcats' weekend rotation by the end of last season and threw four shutout innings in a regional playoff game against Ball State. He flashed top-three-rounds stuff this spring, though he missed a start with soreness in late March, worked out of the bullpen afterward and barely pitched in the final two months. Smith's two-seam fastball operates at 93-95 mph and tops out at 97, featuring heavy life that induces a lot of ground-ball contact. His high-spin slider parks at 85 mph and peaks at 89 with both horizontal and vertical action, and he also can turn it into a low-90s cutter. He's still developing feel for a sinking changeup that's too firm in the upper 80s. As he puts his elbow reconstruction further behind him, Smith has improved his strength and conditioning and now carries 220 pounds on his 6-foot-4 frame. He's also showing more aptitude for locating and sequencing his pitches. If he stays on track toward developing two plus offerings and average control, he could be a mid-rotation starter. - MLB.com 16 (485) - Jayden Dubanewicz, RHP, Marjory Stoneman Douglas (FL) HS 18 years old. 6-3, 160. 17 (515) - Cooper Malamazian, SS, Nazareth Academy (IL) 18 years old. 6-1, 185. 18 (545) - Tyler Renz, RHP, Fox Lane (NY) HS 17 years old. 6-4, 180. 19 (575) - Noah Wech, RHP, Manitowoc Lincoln (WI) HS 22 years old. 6-2. 205. 20 (605) - Henry Brummel, RHP, Pontiac Township (IL) HS 23 years old. 6-4, 202. If you've missed anything from the previous two days, you can find it below. 1 (17) - Braylon Payne, OF, Elkins (TX) HS 17 years old. 6-2, 186. #56 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 1C (34) - Blake Burke, 1B, Tennessee 21 years old. 6-3, 236. #49 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 2 (51) - Bryce Meccage, RHP, The Pennington School (NJ) 18 years old. 6-4, 210. #63 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 2C (59) - Chris Levonas, RHP, Christian Brothers Academy (NJ) 18 years old. 6-2, 170. #79 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 3 (93) - Jaron DeBerry, RHP, Dallas Baptist 21 years old. 6-3, 178. (Senior) 4 (123) - Marco Dinges, C, Florida State 20 years old. 6-0, 205. 5 (156) - John Holobetz, P, Old Dominion 21 years old. 6-3, 190. 6 (185) - Chandler Welch, RHP, Tulane 21 years old. 6-0, 200. 7 (215) - Mason Molina, LHP, Arkansas 21 years old. 6-2, 230. #218 on the Consensus Big Board 8 (245) - Sam Garcia, LHP, Oklahoma State 22 years old. 6-4, 218. (Senior) 9 (275) - Griffin Tobias, RHP, Lake Central (IN) HS 18 years old. 6-0, 185. 10 (305) - Ethan Dorchies, RHP, Cary-Grove (IL) HS 17 years old. 6-4, 200. Bonus Pool Situation View full article

This is true, but I think its more protection of a team failing a player on his physical. I'm curious if it actually something the team and player can negotiate around.

The Brewers added four players on Sunday night and will add eight more on Monday. This article will be updated with each Brewers pick, so check back often. Today's portion of the draft, which will include rounds 3 through 10, will begin at 1 p.m. CT. Keep up to date with the Brewers Draft Tracker. A quick recap from yesterday: 1 (17) - Braylon Payne, OF, Elkins (TX) HS 17 years old. 6-2, 186. #56 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 1C (34) - Blake Burke, 1B, Tennessee 21 years old. 6-3, 236. #49 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 2 (51) - Bryce Meccage, RHP, The Pennington School (NJ) 18 years old. 6-4, 210. #63 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 2C (59) - Chris Levonas, RHP, Christian Brothers Academy (NJ) 18 years old. 6-2, 170. #79 on the Consensus Big Board Draft Article / Draft Tracker 3 (93) - Jaron DeBerry, RHP, Dallas Baptist 21 years old. 6-3, 178. (Senior) 4 (123) - Marco Dinges, C, Florida State 20 years old. 6-0, 205. 5 (156) - John Holobetz, P, Old Dominion 21 years old. 6-3, 190. 6 (185) - Chandler Welch, RHP, Tulane 21 years old. 6-0, 100. 7 (215) - Mason Molina, LHP, Arkansas 21 years old. 6-2, 230. #218 on the Consensus Big Board Molina spent his first two college seasons at Texas Tech and was the Red Raiders' top starter in 2023. After attending the U.S. collegiate national team trials that summer, he transferred to Arkansas. He pitched well early in the season before an ankle injury and control issues limited his effectiveness down the stretch. Molina depends on the carry of his fastball and the effectiveness of his changeup. Though he only averages 90 mph and tops out at 95 with his heater, he throws it two-thirds of the time and gets swings and misses thanks to its carry through the strike zone. His plus changeup grades as his best pitch, fading and sinking in the low 80s and helping his fastball play up. While Molina features two distinct breaking balls with depth, he has trouble landing his low-80s slider and mid-70s curveball for strikes and often misses badly with his curve. He threw more strikes at Texas Tech than he did this spring, and he'll need to do a better job of locating his offerings against pro hitters because he has little margin for error. His body got thicker this year, carrying 230 pounds on a 6-foot-2 frame, and he'll have to devote more time to conditioning. - MLB.com 8 (245) - Sam Garcia, LHP, Oklahoma State 22 years old. 6-4, 218. (Senior) 9 (275) - Griffin Tobias, RHP, Lake Central (IN) HS 18 years old. 6-0, 185. 10 (305) - Ethan Dorchies, RHP, Cary-Grove (IL) HS 17 years old. 6-4, 200. Bonus Pool Situation In the meantime, what did you think about what happened Sunday night? What are you looking forward to on Monday? View full article

Thanks for catching that. Did everything on a spreadsheet to copy/paste and must have copied the wrong fields.