Brothers Drafted, Brothers Bound | Milwaukee Brewers News

Trey Ebel, a 17-year-old shortstop from Corona High, just got drafted 25th overall by the Brewers — and it’s even wilder because his older brother Brady was drafted by the same team last year. The brothers reunited with their dad, a Dodgers coach, at the All-Star Game, then Trey flew to Milwaukee to sign his first pro contract — right before batting practice — all within seven days across three time zones. He crushed it in high school, hitting .417 with power and minimal strikeouts, and signed for $2.8 million, giving the Brewers flexibility to sign other players above slot value. Next stop: Phoenix’s rookie league, with the dream of becoming the first sibling duo to play for the Brewers together.

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