Milwaukee Brewers Make Key Selection in 2026 MLB Draft

The 2026 MLB Draft commenced with excitement as the Chicago White Sox selected UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky with the first overall pick. The Milwaukee Brewers made their mark shortly after, choosing shortstop Trey Ebel from Corona High School in California with the 25th pick. Ebel, notably the brother of the Brewers’ 2025 first-round selection Brady Ebel, adds a familial connection to the team’s strategy this year.

As the draft unfolds through the weekend, fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the Brewers will continue to build their roster. Milwaukee’s draft tracker will keep you updated on each pick as it happens, so stay tuned for the latest developments.

Day 1 of the draft saw the Brewers secure Ebel, and the anticipation builds for their subsequent selections. Here’s how the first day played out:

• Rd. 1, No. 25: Trey Ebel, SS, Corona HS (CA)
• Rd. 2, No. 66:
• Rd. 3, No. 102:
• Rd. 4, No. 130:

As we transition into Day 2, the Brewers will have more opportunities to enhance their roster, with picks continuing throughout the weekend. Keep an eye on this space for ongoing updates.

• Rd. 5, No. 163:
• Rd. 6, No. 192:
• Rd. 7, No. 221:
• Rd. 8, No. 251:
• Rd. 9, No. 281:
• Rd. 10, No. 311:
• Rd. 11, No. 341:
• Rd. 12, No. 371:
• Rd. 13, No. 401:
• Rd. 14, No. 431:
• Rd. 15, No. 461:
• Rd. 16, No. 491:
• Rd. 17, No. 521:
• Rd. 18, No. 551:
• Rd. 19, No. 581:
• Rd. 20, No. 601:

Note: This recap is an independently written summary based on publicly available reporting.