The Milwaukee Brewers rank first in MLB Pipeline’s evaluation of farm systems by infield prospects. The San Francisco Giants, Washington Nationals, Chicago White Sox and Tampa Bay Rays follow in the top five.

By the numbers
Jesús MadeMLB No. 1 prospect
Andrew Fischer38 home runs
Blake Burke31 home runs, 28 steals
Brewers shortstops in Top 1003

Shortstop Jesús Made leads Milwaukee’s group while playing in Double-A at age 19. Made is joined on the Top 100 list by Luis Peña, ranked No. 21, and Brady Ebel, ranked No. 98. Third baseman Andrew Fischer leads the Minors with 38 homers in his first full professional season, while first baseman Blake Burke has 31 homers and 28 steals.

San Francisco has three Top 100 infielders, all international shortstops: Josuar Gonzalez, Luis Hernández and Jhonny Level. Washington features 2025 No. 1 overall pick Eli Willits, ranked No. 4, and Chicago used its first three picks in the 2026 Draft on infielders. The White Sox selections included No. 1 overall pick Roch Cholowsky and 2025 first-rounder Billy Carlson, ranked No. 62.

Tampa Bay ranks fifth, followed by Colorado, Cleveland and the Los Angeles Dodgers. MLB Pipeline’s position-by-position series continues Tuesday with outfield prospects, followed by pitchers Wednesday and catchers Thursday.