On April 15th, Milwaukee Brewers always crush it when it comes to building stars from prospects, and now they hold the 25th pick in the first round of the MLB draft. Mock drafts are buzzing with their name linked to Chris Rimbert, a slick second baseman from Auburn in the SEC. Rimbert's got smooth contact skills that scream first-round value. He's hitting 330 with a 392 on-base and 482 slugging, plus three homers, 28 RBIs, and five steals in.
Limited action. Brewers fans know the infield is stacked. Bryce Kerrang's owning second base at 26, and top farmhands like Jess Maid, Luis Pena, Jed Williams, and Cooper Pratt are climbing fast. That versatility could be key, though.
Rimbert's logged time in outfield, too, which might fill a gap if he sticks there in the pros. Draft chaos means nothing's set, but keep Rimbert on your radar. Brewers have a knack for turning these picks into future studs. Team coverage, powered by AI.
This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today. I'm Corey with the story.