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Brent Brewer – Milwaukee Brewers SS


H/W:  6-2 190 lb.     B/T:  R/R     DOB:  12/19/87

Brewer struggled mightily out of the '08 gate even though he was repeating at West Virginia.  Regardless, the Brew Crew promoted him to High-A Brevard County where he performed better, especially after the All-Star break.  Brewer has an exciting blend of tools including athleticism, speed, and power potential that ranks well above average.  His long and lean frame indicates that he can develop 15-20 HR power as he matures, and his speed will allow for him to steal 30-40 bags each year.  The fly in Brewer's ointment revolves around his rawness at the plate.  True, he cut his strikeouts back from 170 in '07 to 111 last season and his walk rate remained the same but he needs to continue to increase his competence in working counts and making contact with off speed pitches as he progresses.

2009 Projection: There is good reason to think that his power will develop based on the 30 doubles he smacked in pitcher-friendly leagues last season.  Look for Milwaukee to have Brewer repeat at Brevard County to start the season, with a trip to Huntsville being a distinct mid to late season possibility.  The Brewers have J.J. Hardy manning the helm at shortstop for the next few seasons which should be more than enough time for Brewer to develop into a Brewer.  Keep a close eye on his BB/K ratio and also to see if he can increase his SLG%.  Brewer's skill set and ceiling is similar to that of Tampa Bay Rays star B.J. Upton.  If he can refine his skills, his 2008 Donruss Threads autographs will be a worthwhile investment.

Key Brent Brewer Baseball Cards:

  • 2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects
  • 2008 Donruss Threads Gold Auto #/470

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