Brewers prospect Andrew Fischer had a HISTORIC season 🤯
48 HR
114 RBI
.273 AVG
1.067 OPS
Fischer's 48 home runs were the most by a Minor League player since 1982!
Only 2 MLB players have put up the following numbers over their first 10 home games with a team (since RBI became official in 1920):
.475+ BA
1.000+ SLG
15+ RBI
Those 2 players are Barry Bonds with the Giants in 1993 and Andrew Vaughn with the @Brewers in 2025.
Who needs a blockbuster when you can get Quinn Priester (won his ninth straight decision) and Andrew Vaughn (grand slam, three hits, six RBIs)? Brewers win, 9-3, and can sweep this series against the Cubs with another win tomorrow.
Not enough people talk about Ryan Braun
• .296/.358/.532 (.891 OPS / 134 OPS+)
• 47.2 WAR, 809 XBH, 1154 RBI, 216 SB
• One-franchise man with Milwaukee
• 2011 NL MVP, 2012 MVP runner-up
• Scored 100 runs 4 straight years
• Had a 200-hit season in 2009
• Reached 30 2B 7x, 30 HR 6x
• Hit .300 6x, 2x SLG leader
• Went 30/30 2x, 20/20 4x
• 6x All-Star, 5x Silver Slugger
• 107 out of 100 on HOF monitor
• .330 BA in 27 postseason games
• 3x top-10 MVP finisher ('08, '11-'12)
• Won NL ROY in 2007 (led NL in SLG)
• Historically bad 3B, became a good LF
• .312/.374/.564 (.938 OPS / 147 OPS+) over 944 games before being suspended for steroids
• .276/.338/.492 (.830 OPS / 119 OPS+) over 822 games after being suspended for steroids
• 1 of 17 retired players in MLB history with at least 350 HR and 200 SB (Mike Trout, whose numbers should go up because he is still active as of this post, also qualifies)