New Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Brandon Lockridge — acquired from the San Diego Padres July 31 for pitcher Nestor Cortes — doesn’t have elite offensive numbers in his limited time with the big-league club, but he can play strong defense and run the bases.
He was on the Padres’ Class AAA roster at the time of the trade and will likely be optioned to Nashville by the Brewers.
Lockridge will be arbitration-eligible in 2028 and a free agent in 2031. He still has rookie status this season.
He’ll have to be added to the 40-man roster, which will require a move since Cortes was on the 60-day injured list and not counting against the 40-man.
Here’s what to know about Lockridge:
What are Brandon Lockridge’s 2025 stats?
In 47 games and 88 at-bats with the Padres, he’s hitting .216, with a .258 on-base percentage, a .261 slugging percentage and a .519 OPS.
He has no home runs, five RBIs, and eight stolen bases. He’s walked four times and struck out 24 times.
What are Brandon Lockridge’s career stats?
Lockridge debuted with the Padres, and in the big leagues, in 2024. He had 12 at-bats in 12 games and hit .167 with a .583 OPS.
For his career, he has 100 at-bats in 59 games and has hit .210, with a .528 OPS.
What’s Brandon Lockridge’s age?
He’s 28 years old.
Where is Brandon Lockridge from?
He’s from Pensacola, Florida.
Did Brandon Lockridge play college baseball?
Yes, he played three seasons at Troy University in Alabama. He had a .306 average with 12 home runs and 101 RBIs in 175 games.
Was Brandon Lockridge drafted?
Yes, he was drafted by the New York Yankees in the fifth round of the 2018 draft.
When did the Padres get Brandon Lockrdige?
San Diego acquired Lockridge as part of a trade with the Yankees on July 30, 2024, for pitchers Enyel De Los Santos and Thomas Balboni Jr.
What are Brandon Lockridge’s minor-league stats in 2025?
In 21 games with Class AAA El Paso, Lockridge hit .291 with an .877 OPS. He spent some time on the injured list with knee inflammation.
What are Brandon Lockridge’s career minor-league stats?
In the minors, he has a .769 OPS in his career and a .351 on-base percentage.