Brewers Fans Will Love Latest Farm System Rankings

The Los Angeles Dodgers were awarded the No. 1 spot, followed by the Minnesota Twins at No. 2, the Seattle Mariners at No. 3 and the Brewers at No. 4 -- jumping up three spots from the preseason ranking at No. 7.

"The Brewers continue to turn over one of the deepest systems in baseball, consistently developing breakout names to replace those who graduate to the majors," the panel wrote Wednesday. "(Luis) Peña has been tied at the hip with (Jesús) Made as the pair of 18-year-old infielders have reached High-A already in their first stateside seasons, and first-rounder Andrew Fischer gives the organization another impressive bat on the dirt after being one of college baseball’s best hitters in the spring. Breakouts from Marco Dinges, Josh Adamczewski and Ethan Dorchies are further proof Milwaukee can keep the developmental conveyor belt moving year in and year out."

The Brewers' future is bright, which can only make this season's success look even better. The Brew Crew has been seeing young stars step up to the challenge of playing in the majors, such as outfielders Jackson Chourio and Sal Frelick, right-hander Jacob Misiorowski and infielder Caleb Durbin, to name a few.

Some of the aforementioned prospects that led to Milwaukee's No. 4 ranking should soon be familiar faces, though there isn't yet an exact date to expect their major league debuts.

For now, Milwaukee will be focused on chasing the franchise's first-ever World Series Championship with one of the most well-rounded rosters the team has seen in recent years.

The one thing that this farm system ranking should leave Brewers fans with is a sense of hope for the future, as the club should seemingly have enough in its arsenal to compete for years to come.