The Milwaukee Brewers have one of the best farm systems in all of baseball, so it wasn't surprising to see they had a pair of players selected to the 2026 All-Star Futures Game.

MLB's No. 1 prospect, Jésus Made, will be joined alongside baseball's No. 19 prospect, Luis Peña.

Both are infielders and are the two two prospects in the Brewers organization. Not only are they both infielders, but both are just 19-years-old.

Currently, Peña is in Appleton at High-A while Made is in Biloxi with the team's Double-A affiliate.

Jésus Made: Brewers Big Prospect

How cool is it to say that the Brewers have the top prospect in all of baseball? Made, 19, isn't being rushed, either. Milwaukee is taking their time with the Dominican Republic native, someone who already has close to 900 career minor league at-bats.

The Brewers just promoted shortstop Cooper Pratt from Triple-A Nashville, so one will have to wonder where Made slots in, especially with David Hamilton and Joey Ortiz fighting for roster spots.

Ultimately, that problem will be resolved when it needs to. There's a chance Made sees the Triple-A level this season, but it's not like anyone expects him to be called up here in 2026.

Speaking of 2026, Made's numbers are rock-solid. In 67 games played, Made has 270 at-bats with a slash line of .281/.355/.441. He sports an OPS of .796, but already has a career high seven home runs to go along with 51 RBIs, a number 10 shy of the 61 he had throughout three levels last season.

Don't Sleep on Luis Peña

It's easy for Made to get all the attention with where he's at in the minors, but the Brewers have a ton of studs down in Appleton with the Timber Rattlers this season. Newly promoted Andrew Fischer just left the team, but Peña continues to make quite a name for himself.

Peña, a fellow Dominican Republic native, has appeared in 23 games for the T-Rats and is looking as comfortable as ever. He's slashing .304/.412/.392 with an OPS of .804.

In an extremely limited sample size with the Brewers ACL team, Pena had a 1.361 OPS in nine at-bats.

Clearly, he's ready to rise through the ranks, and that is seen with his 16 stolen bases in Appleton. Remember, he's only played in 23 games and already is close to that number in bases he's swiped this season alone. Pena is coming off a 44 stolen base season. He began in the minors in 2024 and already has 101 career stolen bases.

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