Where Brewers rank on new Baseball America top-100 prospect list

No. 2: Jesús Made

The shortstop is the next natural No. 1 prospect in baseball once Griffin graduates, and if that comes to pass, he'll be the second Brewers player to earn that designation along with Jackson Chourio. Made entered May 6 at Class AA Biloxi with an .804 OPS, including three homers and 14 stolen bases. He turns 19 years old May 8.

No. 35: Luis Peña

Up 13 spots from his April position, the 19-year-old middle infielder at Class A Wisconsin hasn't seen the field since April 22 after a scary incident when he passed out in the dugout. He had been torching the Midwest League in a small sample, with a .974 OPS in 43 at-bats, with a home run and six steals.

No. 54: Cooper Pratt

The shortstop at AAA moved down three spots but is closer to the big leagues than he was the last time the list came out, having signed his own long-term extension and getting a place on the team's 40-man roster. The shortstop with a big-league glove has shown progress after a slow start at the plate this year; he has a .671 OPS at Nashville with a home run and nine steals.

No. 64: Logan Henderson

May 3, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Logan Henderson (43) pitches against the Washington Nationals during the first inning at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images

Up 24 spots from April, the right-handed starter Henderson has shown he's ready to contribute at the big-league level both last year and now, and he's on the doorstep of graduating off this list. He has a 1.02 ERA in 18 innings at Nashville, but with Brandon Woodruff hurt, it doesn't seem clear if he'll have to make many (or any) more starts below the big-league level.

No. 66: Luis Lara

He came in at No. 99 in April, and the outfielder took a big leap forward, thanks to his huge year at AAA despite still being just 21 years old. The defensive standout has a .970 OPS, with a career-best six homers and 12 stolen bases this year.

No. 70: Jett Williams

Down four spots from April, Williams struggled out of the gate but has been showing serious flashes lately. The versatile infielder has been playing third base at Nashville and has a .697 OPS with three homers and eight steals.

Wisconsin native also on the list

Connor Prielipp (No. 68), a left-handed pitcher for the Minnesota Twins, has already made his Major League debut. He's a Tomah High School graduate.

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Jesús Made second, for now, on Baseball America's top 100 prospects