Andrew Fischer Joins Milwaukee Brewers as First-Round Pick
In a thrilling turn of events at the 2025 MLB Draft, Andrew Fischer, the standout infielder from the University of Tennessee, was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers as the 20th overall pick. This marks a significant milestone for Fischer, solidifying his position as one of the top talents in this year's draft class.
Fischer's journey to the majors has been impressive. After stints at Duke and Ole Miss, he landed at Tennessee, where he truly shined. During his single season with the Volunteers, Fischer showcased exceptional offensive prowess, earning First Team All-SEC honors and consensus First Team All-American recognition. He was also a Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist.
His stats speak volumes: a .341 batting average, 16 doubles, and a staggering 25 home runs in just 65 games. He also drove in 65 runs and maintained an impressive .497 on-base percentage and a .760 slugging percentage. Fischer’s ability to reach base in every game he played for Tennessee highlights his consistency and discipline at the plate.
A New Jersey Native Makes His Mark
Hailing from Manasquan, New Jersey, Fischer's selection is a proud moment for his home state. He is the first player from New Jersey to be drafted this year. His former coach at Wall High School, Jim Rochford, praised Fischer's dedication and work ethic, emphasizing his commitment to reaching this level of success.
What's Next for Fischer?
Fischer's versatility and power make him a valuable asset for the Brewers. He brings a strong bat and the ability to play either corner infield position. With his proven track record of success at the collegiate level, Fischer is poised to make an impact in the Brewers organization. He joins a growing list of New Jersey talent within the Brewers' system, following in the footsteps of Bryce Meccage and Chris Levonas, who were drafted last season.
- Fischer had a historic 2025 season with Tennessee.
- He reached base in all 65 games for Tennessee.
- Fischer hit 25 home runs, the second-most in a season in program history.
The Brewers are betting on Fischer's potential, and fans are eager to see what he can accomplish as he embarks on his professional baseball career.