Milwaukee Brewers Lock Up Top Prospect Cooper Pratt

0:00On March 30th, Milwaukee Brewers are getting ahead of the curve again with their prospects, ready to lock up shortstop Cooper Pratt with a big, contract extension right after he hit Trebley. This mirrors what they did with Jackson Churrio, handing him an 8-year deal worth $82 million before he even sniffed the majors. That Churrio move paid off big time, and now the Brewers see the same upside in Pratt, who's their number 3 prospect and ranks 57th. Overall in baseball, according to MLB Pipeline, as a small market team, Milwaukee has to play smart to keep talent, betting on guys like Pratt, who bring speed and pop from the minor's career batting. Average of 261, 16 home runs, 116 RBI's, and 63 stolen bases over 231 games. In his latest minor league season, over 120 games, he hit 238 with 8 homers, 62 RBI's and 31 steals. Showing steady growth even if the numbers dipped a bit, with just 3 Trebley games under

1:02his belt. Pratt might not debut right away, but this extension secures his spot in Milwaukee's future lineup, keeping their pipeline flowing strong. That wraps Milwaukee Brewers news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.