CF | Bats/Throws: L/L | 6' 1" 185 lbs | Age: 20
MLB Pipeline Rank
PA AB R H HR SB AVG OBP SLG OPS
2025 446 390 47 86 5 10 .221 .316 .341 .657
Career Minors 1,154 988 140 236 18 29 .239 .342 .379 .721
AVG HR SB OPS
2025 .221 5 10 .657
Career Minors .239 18 29 .721

Standard Minor League Batting Statistics

SeasonTmLGLGPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBCSHBPAVGOBPSLGOPS
2023 DSL Brewers 1 DSL ROK 52 224 178 34 45 13 2 6 36 41 40 12 7 2 .253 .393 .449 .842
2024 Carolina Mudcats CAR A 110 484 420 59 105 23 6 7 60 59 115 7 5 2 .250 .343 .383 .726
2025 2 Teams Minors 104 446 390 47 86 18 7 5 48 53 84 10 6 2 .221 .316 .341 .657
2025 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers MID A+ 3 13 12 3 5 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 .417 .462 .667 1.129
2025 Greenville Drive SAL A+ 101 433 378 44 81 17 6 5 48 52 81 10 6 2 .214 .312 .331 .643
2025 2 Teams A+ 104 446 390 47 86 18 7 5 48 53 84 10 6 2 .221 .316 .341 .657

Scouting Report

International

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 50 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

Rodriguez is one of the best pure hitters in the class. 

The hit tool is advanced, and he looks mature beyond his years when he steps into the batter’s box. He has a real good feel for the strike zone. From his outstanding makeup and physical projection to his work ethic, it’s easy to see why scouts find Rodriguez an attractive prospect.

His tools are still developing, but that’s normal for prospects his age. What’s uncommon is how well he puts the bat on the ball consistently and with authority. There still room for more power and that could come as he develops and grows physically. 

He will start in center field and should stay there as he develops.

Rodriguez trains with former Major League infielder Carlos Guillen. The Brewers have shown interest in him. Guillen is a member of MLB’s Trainer Partnership Program.


2025

Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 45 | Run: 55 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 40

Milwaukee’s top signing in the 2023 international class, Rodriguez turned pro for $1.5 million out of the Dominican Republic. He held his own as the youngest regular (age 18) in the Single-A Carolina League last season, slashing .250/.343/.383 with 36 extra-base hits in 110 games. The Red Sox acquired him along with a Competitive Balance Round A Draft pick and a player to be named in exchange for Quinn Priester this April.

Rodriguez stands in the box as a 6-foot-1 left-handed hitter and twists slightly in before uncoiling on his swings. One of his standout traits in 2024 was his ability to focus on pitches in the zone, thus limiting chase and producing a healthy walk rate, especially for someone with his limited experience. His power should be average as he catches up to more age-level competition, but the Brewers were working to add a little verticality to his swing to produce more line drives and fly balls that will allow the power to play more.

Rodriguez is a solid runner who may lack the speed to stick in center field over the long haul. His arm, which stands out more for its accuracy than its pure strength, would work in right field if needed. The teenager has plenty of developmental runway ahead of him and will get the time and space needed to become a potential well-rounded outfielder.


2024

Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 55 | Run: 55 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

The Brewers have done well with top international signings in recent years. Jackson Chourio (2021) is the obvious example, as he’s climbed from the Dominican Summer League to become one of the best prospects in the sport, and Luis Lara (2022) took a similar path to reach High-A at just 18 years old. Fellow outfielder Rodriguez -- the top Milwaukee signing in 2023 at $1.5 million -- could follow in their tracks and in a few ways already has. He slashed .253/.393/.449 with six homers and more walks (41) than strikeouts (40) over 52 games in the DSL last season.

The left-handed slugger has already impressed Milwaukee officials with how easy he can make the game look, showing off above-average power without much effort or posting impressive sprint speeds without straining. His approach, as evidenced by the BB/K ratio, might be the most advanced part of his game as he doesn’t expand the zone often and shows solid bat-to-ball skills when he does swing. The raw pop is at least above average, but as Rodriguez’s swing stands, it results in more ground balls (44.9 percent) so elevation will be worth following as he matures.

Rodriguez’s speed makes him a solid fit in center field, and he has enough arm strength to play the corners -- an important quality considering Milwaukee’s organizational depth up the middle. There was some discussion about sending the then-17-year-old stateside for a late-season challenge in 2023, but that will come this summer instead as Rodriguez forges his own path in the Brewers’ fast lane.


2023

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 50 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45

Milwaukee’s greatest development success story of the last two years is Jackson Chourio, an internationally-signed shortstop-turned-center fielder who has blossomed into one of the best prospects in the sport. The Venezuela native is certainly a unique talent, but lessons learned from his path could be applied next by the Brewers with Rodriguez, the organization’s top international signing in the Jan. 15, 2023 class with a $1.5 million bonus after training with former Major League infielder Carlos Guillen.

The Dominican Republic native consistently impressed back home with a mature approach in the box through his unwillingness to expand the strike zone. He shows promising bat-to-ball skills, too, so passivity isn’t his only strength at the plate. Rodriguez already shows at least average in-game power, with more coming in BP settings, and there’s a belief that he could reach at least above-average pop as he matures into his 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame.

A good runner already, Rodriguez projects to stick in center field, which should up his ceiling and long-term value. With Chourio, Sal Frelick, Joey Wiemer and Garrett Mitchell all manning the grass at the upper levels, the Brewers shouldn’t feel like they need to rush Rodriguez toward the bigs. He’ll likely move as quickly as his bat can carry him, with Milwaukee giving him advanced assignments only when he’s earned them -- much like it did with Chourio in 2021 and 2022.



Awards




Transactions

Team Date Transaction
04/08/2025 Greenville Drive activated CF Yophery Rodriguez.
04/07/2025 Boston Red Sox traded RHP Quinn Priester to Milwaukee Brewers for CF Yophery Rodriguez, Player To Be Named Later and Draft Pick.
04/07/2025 CF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to Greenville Drive.
03/06/2025 activated CF Yophery Rodriguez.
02/23/2025 CF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to Milwaukee Brewers.
09/15/2024 CF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Carolina Mudcats.
04/01/2024 OF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to Carolina Mudcats from DSL Brewers 1.
04/01/2024 Carolina Mudcats activated OF Yophery Rodriguez.
03/07/2024 Milwaukee Brewers Prospects activated OF Yophery Rodriguez.
02/26/2024 OF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to Milwaukee Brewers.
07/29/2023 DSL NL All-Stars activated OF Yophery Rodriguez.
04/05/2023 OF Yophery Rodriguez assigned to DSL Brewers 1.
01/15/2023 Milwaukee Brewers signed free agent OF Yophery Rodriguez to a minor league contract.