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In his first action of 2025, Quero has gone 2-for-15, with both hits being homers, in six games in the Arizona Complex League. The 22-year-old catcher is coming off shoulder surgery that cost him virtually all of 2024.

Quero is currently in Arizona rehabbing the shoulder injury that caused him to miss most of the 2024 season. The 22-year-old backstop will remain at the complex in Maryville, and the hope is he’ll be able to head to Triple-A Nashville in the coming weeks. Quero is one of the best catching prospects in baseball.

All of the pitchers optioned by the Brew Crew have a chance to make appearances for Milwaukee before the end of the year, but only Rodriguez is likely to make starts. The biggest name here is Quero; a catcher who missed most of the 2024 campaign with a shoulder issue, but offers considerable fantasy upside and could be be in the majors before the season ends.

From the sound of things, Quero could open the season on time. The 22-year-old, who was hurt in his very first game last season, is some team’s catcher of the future, just probably not Milwaukee’s. Quero will likely start in AAA as William Contreras monopolizes most of the time behind home plate for the Brewers in 2025.

The 21-year-old’s expected recovery time is around nine months. This will push back any idea of the young catching prospect getting a taste of the major league for the 2024 season.

Quero jammed the shoulder over the weekend while with Triple-A Nashville. The 21-year-old will be examined and receive a second opinion the inflammation subsides according to Brewers general manager Matt Arnold. Quero is one of the best prospects at the catching position, and if healthy, he has a chance to make his MLB debut in 2024.

It’ll be top pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski toeing the rubber for Milwaukee in the showcase with fellow top prospects Tyler Black, Brock Wilken and Jeferson Quero in the lineup. It’s an interesting look at the future for the Brewers with Chourio at the epicenter.

Quero is one of the Brewers’ top prospects. In 2023, he hit .262/.339/.441 with 16 homers and five stolen bases across 381 plate appearances with Double-A Biloxi. He is considered one of the better catching prospects in the minor leagues and could up making his major league debut sometime during the 2024 season.

This move was made to protect the 21-year-old backstop from being plucked in the upcoming Rule 5 Draft. Quero hit .262/.339/.441 with 16 homers, 49 RBI and five stolen bases over 381 plate appearances at Double-A Biloxi in 2023. Quero has blossomed into one of the game’s top catching prospects and could wind up making his big league debut during the 2024 season.

Quero is dealing with some minor groin tightness after legging out a ground ball in Saturday night’s game with Double-A Biloxi. With the minor league season drawing to a close, it could be a season-ending injury. The 20-year-old is one of the game’s top catching prospects and hit .262/.339/.440 with 16 homers across 381 plate appearances with Double-A Biloxi this season.