Brewers' Top Prospect Made Returns to Minors

0:00It's March 9th. Here's your Milwaukee Brewer's news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Milwaukee Brewer's made several roster moves ahead of minor league spring training, which kicks off Tuesday. Their top prospect, 18-year-old Jess is made, headed back to minor league camp after getting his first look at Big League action. Ranked as the organization's number one guy and third overall by MLB pipeline, made his set to start the season likely with AA Beluxi. Over the past year, Made has boked up noticeably, now standing 6 foot 1 and weighing 221 pounds. The team loves his bad speed and coachability, but they want him to sharpen his focus at the plate and in the field. Brewer's manager Pat Murphy called, made a specimen whose mature beyond his ears and a big part of the team's future. He also noted how working with infielders like Breeze Terang and Joey Ortiz pushed the young players to step up their games. Meanwhile, the Brewer's option catcher Jefferson Carroll, their number 8 prospect, to

1:01triple a Nashville. They also sent non-Roster inbites like infielders, Luke Adams, Greg Jones, and Eddie's Linnard, plus catcher's Darian Miller, Ramon Rodriguez, and Matthew Wood, back to the minors. Carroll is fully healthy after shoulder surgery and a hamstring setback last year. He's showing strong pop times around 1.9 seconds right in Big League range. Murphy stressed the knee for daily reps to rebuild his routine and keep him ready as a potential call-up option. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com