Jett Williams' Power Hit in Spring Training

0:00Welcome to Milwaukee Brewers News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Milwaukee Brewers fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. Brewers infield prospect. Jet Williams wasted no time, making his mark back and cactus league action. The 22-year-old, ranked third in the Brewers system and 51st overall by MLB pipeline, smacked a 106.6 mile per hour. Double-to-rive Fuehoudov-Guardian starter, Slates-Aconi in the 2nd inning. That came during Thursday's one-nothing loss at Goodyear Ballpark, where he also drew a walk after sitting out more than two weeks with a left quad. Injury. Williams joined the Brewers in a trade from the Mets that sent pitcher Freddie Peralta, the other way, along with another top prospect, Brandon Sprote. He likely heads to triple A after spring training, but has two weeks left to build on his strong start. Manager Pat Murphy praised Williams as a true baseball player who's impressed every time he's seen him play. Williams himself said it felt great to give back into the rhythm, especially prepping for a night game they'll see in the regular

1:03season. Interestingly, Williams already knew Murphy from an offseason workout in Arizona, hosted by Cubs' third baseman, Alex Pregman. He met Murphy through Padre's minor-leger Kai Murphy, not realizing at first that Kai was the Brewers' skipper's son. With single-game tickets for the 2026 season now on sale, fans have plenty to watch as prospects like Williams push for spots.