Andrew Fischer Fantasy Stats

Milwaukee Brewers infield prospect Andrew Fischer continued his impressive power surge on Friday evening as he launched his 30th long ball of the MiLB season against Double-A Chattanooga. While Fischer has endured a bit of a skid at the plate, his power has remained a key part of his game as he has gone deep twice over the last eight contests. The No. 8-ranked prospect in the system began the 2026 season at the High-A level, where he needed just 54 games to prove he was ready to join Double-A. With Wisconsin, Fischer hit 20 home runs with a sharp 1.118 OPS. Since moving to Double-A (29 games), Fischer has hit 10 home runs while holding a .253/.387/.636 line. While he will likely need to have a brief taste of Triple-A before being in serious contention to reach the majors, his elite power upside has kept the door open for a September call-up.

Milwaukee Brewers third baseman prospect Andrew Fischer mashed his way to Double-A back in mid-June after hitting .298 with a 1.118 OPS and 20 home runs in 54 games. The Brewers' seventh-ranked prospect is hitting just .250 at the next level, but still owns a stout 1.022 OPS with nine home runs in 27 games for Biloxi, with his 29 total home runs coming in at second-most in the minors this year. The left-handed power hitter strikes out a ton, though he didn't see a large spike when he got to Double-A, going from 33.3 percent to 34.8 percent, but it is palatable due to not only the big home run potential, but also the robust walk rate of 18.0 percent this year. A debut in 2026 doesn't seem likely, but fantasy managers in redraft leagues should be familiar with the name for 2027, and managers in dynasty leagues who roster the 22-year-old could have a future MLB power hitter on their squad.

Milwaukee Brewers infield prospect Andrew Fischer has continued to perform at a high level at Double-A this season and is emerging as a high-end dynasty asset. While Fischer is only viewed as the No. 8-ranked prospect in a deep Brewers system on MLB.com and is outside the overall top-100, his upside should not be understated. Fischer began the 2026 regular season at the High-A level, where he posted a sharp .298/.443/.675 line with a 1.118 OPS. During this 54-game stint, Fischer went deep an eye-catching 20 times while swiping four bags. He has since been bumped up to Double-A Biloxi, where he has held a similar .321/.457/.893 line with eight home runs in just 17 games. The former 20th overall pick in last year's draft is solidifying himself as one of the top power hitters in the upper minors.

Milwaukee Brewers third base prospect Andrew Fischer belted his first home run of the season (a grand slam) at High-A Wisconsin on Wednesday, finishing 2-for-4 with a walk, four RBI, and two runs scored. He was also caught stealing once. The Brewers' first-round pick from the 2025 Draft is now 5-for-13 (.385) on the young season, with three walks and a hit-by-pitch helping him to a robust .529 OBP. The Brewers' sixth-ranked prospect hit well at that level in 19 games last season, too, slashing .311/.402/.446 with a home run and eight steals. The left-handed slugger could see a quick hook to Double-A Biloxi and could see some time at Triple-A before the season is over. Although he is unlikely to see the majors in 2026, with a solid hit tool and above-average power, the 21-year-old could be fantasy-relevant in redraft leagues in 2027.