Another Top 100 prospect ranking, another top-five placement for Jes\u00fas Made.<\/p>\n
That’s not actually the biggest takeaway from Kiley McDaniel’s newest list at ESPN<\/a>, but it is worth pointing out just how revered the 18-year-old has become in the scouting world. If it weren’t for all-universe talent Konnor Griffin (of the Pittsburgh Pirates) or the slick-fielding Kevin McGonigle (of the Detroit Tigers), there’s a real chance that the Milwaukee Brewers’ farmhand would be the consensus No. 1 prospect in all of baseball.<\/p>\n Other notable Brewers placements include shortstop Luis Pena (No. 26 overall), Freddy Peralta trade prizes<\/a> Jett Williams (No. 32) and Brandon Sproat (No. 73), starting pitcher Logan Henderson (No. 64), shortstop Cooper Pratt (No. 70), and catcher Jeferson Quero (No. 75).<\/p>\n So, is the main takeaway that the Crew have FOUR shortstops on ESPN’s Top 100 prospect list? Well, maybe, but it’s not the focus of this article.<\/p>\n Instead, that distinction goes to right-hander Bishop Letson, who landed at No. 91 on McDaniel’s ranking, giving the team eight total prospects on the list.<\/p>\n Bishop Letson’s stock on the rise after first Top 100 placement<\/p>\n