Top Brewers prospect Jesús Made appears to be headed to Class AA Biloxi

PITTSBURGH – Jesús Made is on his way to Class AA.

After spending just over a month at advanced Class A Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Brewers’ top minor-league prospect is apparently being promoted to Biloxi as the Shuckers are now a little more than a week away from beginning the Southern League Division Series.

While the team hasn’t made an official announcement, Made reposted a congratulatory message to him on his Instagram account on Sunday night, Sept. 7.

“We are grateful to God for the work established in our lives. Your family is proud of you and what you have achieved. I wish you the best from our hearts. AA is waiting for you,” the translation read.

The 18-year-old infielder didn’t play in Wisconsin’s season finale at South Bend earlier in the day.

In 27 games with the Timber Rattlers, Made batted .343 with two home runs and 12 runs batted in with an OPS of .915 and five stolen bases as the youngest player in the Midwest League. He was promoted along with fellow top infield prospect Luis Peña, and the two made their Wisconsin debuts on Aug. 5.

Made began the season at Class A Carolina, and between the two levels he’s hitting .286/6/58/.800 with 45 stolen bases over 110 games.

Biloxi – which has six regular-season games remaining at Birmingham – now features a prospect-studded position player group that includes shortstop Cooper Pratt, third baseman Brock Wilken, first basemen Luke Adams and Blake Burke and outfielder Luis Lara.

It also wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility the Brewers could also be considering promoting 2025 first-round pick Andrew Fischer from Wisconsin along with Made.

An infielder from the University of Tennessee, Fischer hit .311/1/10/.848 in 19 games with the Timber Rattlers after signing in late July.

Like Made, Fischer also didn’t play in Wisconsin’s season finale on Sunday.