
Fischer's Walk-Off Homer Lights Up Brewers' Farm System
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Andrew Fischer, the Brewers top draft pick, hits a walk-off homer, showcasing his power and potential. The Timber Rattlers secure a victory over the Quad City Bandits, with Fischers performance highlighting the teams promising prospects. Pitcher Braylon Owens delivers a strong outing, further boosting the Brewers farm systems reputation.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Fischer's Walk-Off Homer Lights Up Brewers' Farm System. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On May 2nd, Andrew Fisher, the brewer's top pick from the 2025 draft, just delivered a walk-off two-run homer for the Wisconsin Timber. Ratlers on May 1st, it capped a three-run bottom of the 10th, sealing the win over the Quad City Bandits at Fox City Stadium in Grand Shoot. This guy's on fire at the number five prospect in the system. Five homers in just six games with a .945 on-base plus lugging mark. The Timber Ratlers gave up two in the top of the 10th. But Josh Adamzewski, their number 10 prospect, scratched one back with a sack fly. Marco Dinjes, number nine on the list, took a hit-by-pitch, then Fisher crushed a high-fast ball over the centerfield wall after striking out four times earlier. Shout-outs to pitcher Braylon Owens, a 10th-rounder from the same draft, who dominated in six relief innings. One earned run, two hits, three walks, and eleven strikeouts. He followed up his shout-out five innings from April 24th.
Brewer spans got a glimpse of their loaded farm system lighting it up early, and if this keeps rolling, Milwaukee's looking stacked for the future. This has been Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with The Story.
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