Jesús Made's Monster Game: Rewriting Prospect Script

On April 6th, Milwaukee Brewer's top prospect, Jase's Maid, just dropped a monster game for Double-A-Beluxy on Easter Sunday.

The 18-year-old infielder went for for whatever.

Smash's first home run of the season drew a walk, stole a base, and reached base 5.

Times in a high-scoring loss.

It was one of the most complete outings of his young career.

Coming off a slow start with just one hit in his first two games, Maid flipped the script quick.

Batting lefty against right-handers early, he sprayed quality hits all over the park.

Then, switching to the right side, versus a lefty pitcher, he yanked a homer to the opposite field,

showing power from both hands.

Scouts are buzzing because Maid's already the number 3 prospect in all of baseball.

At just 18, he's got an advanced played approach that stands out, especially as one of the youngest dudes holding it down at Double-A against.

Older competition.

He saw nearly 20 pitches across six plate appearances and barely chased junk outside the zone.

That discipline, plus reaching base 5 times in one game, marks a rare feat early in his pro ball rise through the minors.

If this keeps up, those early struggles look like a quick adjustment and Maid's prime to anchor the brewers for years.

Keep an eye on this kid, he's rewriting the prospect script.

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