As the July 2025 trade deadline nears, the Brewers weigh their options. Top prospects Jesús Made & Jacob Misiorowski could be key chips for a World Series push.
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The Brewers may have had a rare Friday off, but the front office was anything but quiet. As fans recharge after a thrilling 10-game winning streak, the real action is happening behind the scenes. With the trade deadline fast approaching, a newly released prospect ranking from MLB Pipeline has put the Brewers' incredible farm system depth on full display, sparking intense speculation about who might be on the move to push for a World Series title.
Right-hander Coleman Crow, a potential trade chip, posted a dazzling 2.51 ERA at Double-A Biloxi before his recent promotion to Nashville.
MLB Pipeline dropped its updated Top 30 prospects list yesterday, and it's a testament to the Brewers' scouting and development. Shortstop/third baseman Jesús Made continues to headline the list, showcasing a rare combination of power and agility. He's not alone at the top, joined by the flamethrowing righty Jacob Misiorowski, slick-fielding shortstop Luis Peña, and catcher of the future Jeferson Quero. This wealth of talent, particularly in the infield and on the mound, gives GM Matt Arnold a treasure chest of assets to work with.
That treasure chest is exactly what has the rumor mill churning. To make a significant upgrade for the stretch run, the Brewers will likely have to part with some of that future talent. Names like first baseman Blake Burke, currently at Advanced-A Wisconsin, and right-handed pitcher Coleman Crow are being floated as prime trade candidates. Burke's power is undeniable, but the Brewers have organizational depth at first. Crow, who was recently promoted to Triple-A Nashville after dominating with a 2.51 ERA in Biloxi, represents the kind of high-upside arm that contending teams covet. The question isn't if the Brewers have the pieces to make a deal, but how many they're willing to part with.
While the future is being debated, the present remains strong. The current big-league roster is stable, with no new injuries or moves announced today. The team is still riding high from its recent 10-game winning streak, which included a memorable sweep of the Dodgers. This success is precisely why the trade deadline is so critical. The team has proven it can compete with the best, and one or two key acquisitions could be the difference-maker in October.
As the Brewers enjoy a well-deserved day of rest, the clock is ticking towards the trade deadline. Will the front office leverage its impressive prospect depth to make a splash? Or will they stand pat, trusting the current roster that has performed so brilliantly? The next few days will be just as exciting as any game, defining the path for the Brewers' 2025 championship aspirations.
