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Brewers Prospects Shine in Spring Breakout Loss
23 Mar
Summary
- Blake Burke impressed with two hits, three stolen bases.
- Jesus Made hit a powerful double and showed defensive struggles.
- Eric Bitonti showcased immense power with a 115.7 mph home run.
In an exhibition Spring Breakout game, several Milwaukee Brewers prospects demonstrated their potential in a 9-8 loss to the Athletics. Blake Burke was a notable performer, achieving the team's only two-hit game with two singles and showcasing speed with three stolen bases. His Double-A performance suggests future major league readiness.
Jesus Made, Milwaukee's top prospect, hit a remarkable 112.7 mph double, but also experienced defensive difficulties with two throwing errors. Eric Bitonti reminded fans of his significant power, launching a 115.7 mph home run, though concerns about his strikeout rate persist. Other drafted players like Andrew Fischer, Brady Ebel, and Daniel Dickinson also contributed hits.
The Brewers' pitching staff saw mixed results, with only Ethan Dorchies and Wande Torres keeping opponents scoreless. Starter Tyson Hardin allowed three runs in two innings. Later, a passed ball in the eighth inning led to the Athletics scoring the winning run.
