Draft Dope: Brewers
June 6, 2007
Draft History (Click the year to view the picks) |
| Year | Top Pick |
| 1992 | Ken Felder |
| 1993 | Jeff D'Amico |
| 1994 | Antone Williamson |
| 1995 | Geoff Jenkins |
| 1996 | Chad Green |
| 1997 | Kyle Peterson |
| 1998 | J.M. Gold |
| 1999 | Ben Sheets |
| 2000 | David Krynzel |
| 2001 | Mike Jones |
| 2002 | Prince Fielder |
| 2003 | Rickie Weeks |
| 2004 | Mark Rogers |
| 2005 | Ryan Braun |
| 2006 | Jeremy Jeffress |
Scouting Director: Jack Zduriencik (first year: 2000)
Order in 2007 Rotation: 7th
Extra Picks: None
Lost Picks: Second round (71st, for signing Type A free agent Jeff Suppan from Cardinals)
Trend: The Brewers have lifted themselves into playoff contention through the draft, mixing prep players such as Prince Fielder (2002, first round) and J.J. Hardy (2001, second) with college picks like Ben Sheets (2000, first) and Ryan Braun (2005, first). Milwaukee's old-school approach focuses on athletes, power arms and big tools. No organization scouts Canada as heavily, and this is a strong year in the Great White North.
This Year's Outlook: Signability will help dictate the Brewers' top pick at No. 7, but the club usually gets a good talent for the price it's willing to pay. With no supplemental or second-round pick, the Brewers might be willing to stretch their budget for their top pick.