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Brewers keeping top prospect in the minors
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Jun. 15, 2015 4:38 p.m. ET
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A couple of top prospects made their Major League debuts this weekend, but don't expect the Milwaukee Brewers to follow suit.
Orlando Arcia, the Brewers top-rated prospect, is still in Double-A and although some prospects have skipped Triple-A in the past, the Brewers aren't planning on calling up the shortstop in the near future.
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"I don't think [Arcia] is far away," Brewers manager Craig Counsell told Brewers.com. "That hasn't been a consideration just because of Jean [Segura, the starting shortstop in the Majors]. But he'll be here at some point, I can assure you that."
(h/t Brewers.com)
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