SS | Bats/Throws: L/R | 6' 3" 195 lbs | Age: 18
Draft: 2025 | Rd. 1C, No. 32, Milwaukee Brewers | Corona HS
MLB Pipeline Rank
PA AB R H HR SB AVG OBP SLG OPS
2025 66 58 6 14 0 0 .241 .333 .259 .592
Career Minors 66 58 6 14 0 0 .241 .333 .259 .592
AVG HR SB OPS
2025 .241 0 0 .592
Career Minors .241 0 0 .592

Standard Minor League Batting Statistics

SeasonTmLGLGPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBCSHBPAVGOBPSLGOPS
2025 Carolina Mudcats CAR A 16 66 58 6 14 1 0 0 4 6 17 0 1 2 .241 .333 .259 .592

Scouting Report

2025

Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 45 | Run: 45 | Arm: 60 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45

Ebel grew up around the game, with his father, Dino, serving as the Dodgers’ third-base coach. His experience working with big leaguers for a long time was clearly on display throughout the summer showcase circuit at events like the Area Code Games and Major League Baseball’s High School All-American Game. He also helped Corona High School win the 2024 National High School Invitational last spring and looked like he might join Seth Hernandez and Billy Carlson as Corona teammates who could go in the first round, but a tough spring at the plate hurt his Draft stock. The Brewers still took him 32nd overall (their compensation pick for losing Willy Adames in free agency) and signed him for $2.75 million.

Last summer, Ebel showed he could do a lot of things well, albeit without "wow" tools, along with some physical projection that could enable his skills to play up. It’s clear he’s been around professional hitters, with a smooth left-handed swing and an advanced approach at the plate. He found the barrel consistently and performed well against high-level stuff over the summer, but concerns about bat speed and impact carried over to his senior year. There could very well be more power to come as he fills out his 6-foot-3 frame, but he hit too many balls on the ground this spring.

Ebel doesn’t run well and many see a move to third in his future, where he was already playing this spring in deference to Carlson, which would put a little more pressure on the power side of his offensive profile. He does have a plus arm that is impressively accurate and would play from anywhere. His baseball IQ could allow everything to play up, and Brewers VP of amateur acquisition Tod Johnson noted it’s evident that Ebel has spent time around Corey Seager given how he mimics some of the All-Star’s actions.


Draft

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Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 45 | Run: 45 | Arm: 60 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

Ebel grew up around the game, with his father, Dino, serving as the Dodgers’ third-base coach. His experience working with big leaguers for a long time was clearly on display throughout the summer showcase circuit at events like the Area Code Games and Major League Baseball’s High School All-American Game. He also helped Corona High School win the 2024 National High School Invitational last spring and looked like he might join Seth Hernandez and Billy Carlson as Corona teammates who could go in the first round, but a tough spring at the plate has hurt his Draft stock.

Over the summer, Ebel showed he could do a lot of things well, albeit without wow tools, along with some physical projection that could enable his skills to play up. It’s clear he’s been around professional hitters, with a smooth left-handed swing and an advanced approach at the plate. He found the barrel consistently and performed well against high-level stuff over the summer, but concerns about bat speed and impact have carried over to his senior year. There could very well be more power to come as he fills out his 6-foot-3 frame, but he was hitting too many balls on the ground this spring.

Ebel doesn’t run well and many see a move to third in his future, where he was already playing this spring in deference to Carlson, which would put a little more pressure on the power side of his offensive profile. He does have a plus arm that is impressively accurate and would play from anywhere. His baseball IQ could allow everything to play up and is a big reason why many still see the LSU recruit hearing his name called early on in the Draft.


Transactions

Team Date Transaction
02/22/2026 SS Brady Ebel roster status changed by Milwaukee Brewers.
02/22/2026 SS Brady Ebel roster status changed by Milwaukee Brewers.
02/22/2026 SS Brady Ebel assigned to Milwaukee Brewers.
08/19/2025 SS Brady Ebel assigned to Carolina Mudcats from ACL Brewers.
08/04/2025 SS Brady Ebel assigned to ACL Brewers.
07/19/2025 Milwaukee Brewers signed SS Brady Ebel.
05/26/2025 College Workout activated SS Brady Ebel.
05/23/2025 College Workout activated SS Brady Ebel.
09/10/2024 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
08/16/2024 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
08/12/2024 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
07/03/2024 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
01/30/2024 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
09/13/2023 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.
08/16/2023 SS Brady Ebel assigned to High School Workout.