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Jesus Made in the Mix for 2026 Debut, Worth Stashing in Deeper Leagues
Milwaukee Brewers shortstop prospect Jesus Made is still just 19 years old and is only in Double-A, but that might not stop him from making his MLB debut during the 2026 season. Made is having an impressive season at the plate, slashing .275/.350/.440 with six homers, 40 RBI, a 10.7% walk rate, and a 14.1% strikeout rate in Double-A. He also has 19 steals, putting him on pace to come close to last season's career-high mark of 47 steals. Made is a perfect fit for the Brewers' brand of baseball, which prioritizes contact skills and enough speed to upset other teams. Made's discipline numbers are impressive, and while there isn't a ton of power here, he puts the ball in play and can wreak havoc with his speed. As a result, he could make his MLB debut near the end of the 2026 season, which means there's the potential for him to have a fantasy impact within a few months. Managers in deeper leagues should consider stashing Made now, since he's a prospect with low risk and high upside.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
