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Jesus Made Turns in Dominant Week at Double-A, Can He Debut in 2026?
MLB.com's No. 1-ranked prospect Jesus Made turned in an incredible week at Double-A and continues to push Milwaukee's hand for a potential second-half debut. The Brewers' top prospect has had an incredible .371/.395/.600 line with two doubles, two home runs, and three stolen bases over his last seven contests. Overall, Made has looked quite comfortable over his first full season with Double-A Biloxi, posting a .283/.357/.462 line with an .819 OPS. The 19-year-old has gone deep six times and swiped an impressive 18 bags while holding a 30:21 K:BB. Even though Made is currently two stops away from the majors, he could push for a late-season debut, as he looks more than comfortable against Double-A pitching, especially if the Brewers need additional infield depth for the stretch run. For now, he is only worth stashing in deeper 15-team redraft leagues that have several N/A spots.
Source: MiLB.com
Source: MiLB.com
