Milwaukee Brewers Eye Mason Edwards in Draft

0:00It's April 14th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, Team News powered by AI. The Milwaukee Brewers are reloading their roster without a full rebuild. Trading guys like Freddie Peralta, Caleb Durbin, and Isaac Collins this. Off season for Fresh Young Talent. They've already got prospects like Luis P, Jesus made, and Andrew Fisher rising up, but they're eyeing the 2026 MLB draft to keep, stacking their farm system. After this week, Bleacher reports Joel Reiter dropped the mock draft projecting the Brewers to snag 20-year-old South Paul Mason Edwards from USC, with their first round pick. It's a move that fits their blueprint perfectly, since they can't splash cash like the Dodgers, Yankees, or Metz and Free Agency. Fans and scouts are buzzing because Edwards has skyrocketed of draft boards after starting the season overlooked. As 6'2 and 190 pounds, this lefty brings that high-floor college profile Milwaukee Loves, with sharp command and pitch ability.

1:00That screams Big League ready. Digging deeper, Edwards is 6'0 with a 1.35 ERA over 9 starts in 53 and a third innings. He's given up just 21 hits. Fan 95 guys emboss a 3.65 strike out to walk ratio, powered by a plus curve plus. Change up, and solid fastball. Pair that arsenal, with the Brewers track record of developing command pitchers, and Edwards looks like a lock to thrive in their system expect. Milwaukee to pound to be keeps dominating