The Milwaukee Brewers No. 4 prospect isn't making the jump to the big leagues yet.

The Milwaukee Brewers have an intriguing prospect worth a look in the majors in the near future.

This would be a bit of a letdown for this recently extended prospect.

The Milwaukee Brewers were able to sign Cooper Pratt to a big contract extension this year.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Philadelphia Phillies recently came together on a trade involving a 26-year-old outfielder.

Shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt's $50.75 million, eight-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers includes escalators that could raise the value by $10 million if he repeatedly finishes high in MVP voting and the team exercises its two options. Pratt, who has yet to play in the major leagues, gets a $3 million signing bonus as part of the deal announced Friday. Milwaukee has $15 million options for 2034 and '35, and each option would increase by up to $5 million: $2 million for winning a MVP award, $1 million for finishing second or third in the voting, $500,000 for fourth or fifth, and $250,000 for sixth through 10th.

The Brewers locked up Cooper Pratt for the next eight seasons. Here's why Matt Arnold thinks it's the right call.

The Milwaukee Brewers are keeping shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt in the organization for the long haul.

Baseball's most well-known agent broke from his mold to negotiate Cooper Pratt's eight-year deal with the Milwaukee Brewers.