Nineteen-year-old Milwaukee Brewers prospect Jesus Made solidified his status as baseball's premier talent, a true untouchable, at that.
In a stat line that doesn't even seem real, the top prospect in all of baseball just went 5-for-5 with seven RBIs.
How did Milwaukee Brewers' No. 1 prospect Jesus Made finish the night with seven RBIs? Not only did he have a pair of homers, but one of those was a grand slam.
Made finished his night with the slam as his batting average in Double-A improved to .287 this season.
The 19-year-old player was promoted to the Biloxi Shuckers on September 8, 2025, and officially made his debut the following night.
With the trade deadline right around the corner, it's well documented that the Brewers are going to be buyers, but if they could only pick one untouchable in the organization, it would be this man right here.
Recapping Made's unbelievable night
Made came out of the gates swinging on the first pitch he saw in the first inning. He would foul that one off the Montgomery Biscuits' Gary Gill Hill, but then recorded a single to center field on the very next pitch.
Fast forward to the third inning. Made made the most of his three-pitch at-bat as he reached on a single that was sent towards Gill Hill. Fellow untouchable Andrew Fischer would single to score Made in that inning.
Upon entering the fifth inning, Gill Hill was still in the game. This at-bat was eerily similar to the first inning as Made fouled off the first pitch, then hit one into the outfield to record his third straight single.
Gill Hill was pulled shortly after, and Made returned to the plate in the sixth inning. No matter who the pitcher was, it didn't matter. Made saw just two pitches in this at-bat as well, and crushed a low pitch to right-center for a three-run homer.
At this point, he was 4-for-4 with three singles and a home run, but that wasn't enough. Made got another at-bat in the eighth inning, and this is when he crushed another low fastball to right-center for his 12th home run of the year, one that just so happened to be a grand slam.
The first three Shuckers all reached due to walks, and the Biscuits decided to make a pitching change before facing Made. With the kind of night he was having, it simply didn't matter. Made put the Shuckers ahead, 14-8, to cap off his unbelievable night at the plate.
