Pena, Adamczewski Sparkle in Brewers' Farm System

0:00It's April 19, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Milwaukee Brewers News today, your AI Power Team Report. Brewers top prospects Jesus made, and Luis Pena kicked off the season at different levels for the first time. Pena, MLB's number 21 overall, is owning high A with the Timber Ratlers. He's reached base safely in all nine of his games, notched hits in eight and just crushed his first homemer of the year on Saturday to seal in. Eight to seven win over Peoria. That solo shot came in the fifth inning of a Cardinals fastball, jacking his slugging to 6-13. Now he's leading the Midwest League with the 4-19 batting average and a 1.126 OPS, fourth best around. Pena dominated the Dominican Summer League last year, with a 393 average in his pro debut. Brewers pushed him to single A where he slashed 308 over 71 games, then high A where strikeouts piled up in 25 games. They sent him back to star strong here, and his plate games tightened up, seven walks against just six whiffs.

1:03His real weapons, though 70 grade wheels, with six steals already and 83 in two pro seasons. He's locked down shortstop in every game, air-free over 28 chances, getting reps without made around. Meanwhile, Brewers number 11 prospect. Josh Adam Jeffsky's mashing two two homers, Saturday pushed him to five already, matching last year's total. With 11 RBIs in six games, he leads high A slugging at 889, farm systems humming, and Pena's pace screams quick jump ahead.