Brewers Lock In Top Prospect Pratt

On April 4th, Milwaukee Brewers just locked in 21-year-old infielder Cooper Pratt with an 8-year deal running through 2033.

Plus two club options after that. They added him straight to the 40-man roster and sent him down to AAA Nashville to keep sharpening his game.

Pratt got drafted by the Brewers in the sixth round of the 2023 first-year player draft right out of high school in Mississippi.

Scouts loved his potential from the jump, and now he's ranked as a top three prospect in their system.

Sitting around 50th to 60th overall in.

Baseball. Front office boss Matt Arnold called him a key piece for the future, praising his all-around tools to become a star.

Manager Pat Murphy went further, saying Pratt's character and baseball smarts make him the kind of player fans will adore, coming from a baseball.

Family No Less. Last year, Pratt shared minor league player of the year honors, hitting 277 with 8 homers, 45 RBI's,

and 27 steals. Across low A-stops, he snagged a gold glove as the best defensive shortstop in the minors and made the futures game too.

Now kicking off his first triple A-stent after AA last season, Pratt's on track to anchor Milwaukee's infiel for years, building that winning.

Tradition? They crave. From your team, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.