In a change from recent history, the current strength of the Los Angeles Dodgers farm system is found in the number of top outfield prospects.<\/p>\n
The group is headlined by the near-consensus top Dodgers prospect, Josue De Paula, and also includes the likes of Zyhir Hope, James Tibbs III, Eduardo Quintero, Mike Sirota and Charles Davalan, among others.<\/p>\n
Perhaps with that in mind, the Dodgers parted with some of their depth by trading Damon Keith to the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for cash considerations, according to Adam McCalvy<\/a> of MLB.com.<\/p>\n A trade! Brewers are acquiring Minor League OF Damon Keith from the Dodgers for cash. He\u2019ll most likely join Double-A Biloxi.<\/p>\n \u2014 Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) March 27, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Keith is a Southern California native who had been part of the Dodgers organization since getting drafted out of Cal Baptist University in the 18th round of the 2021 MLB Draft.<\/p>\n Keith made his professional debut that year with the Arizona Complex League team and has reached as high as Double-A. Keith first played for the Drillers during the 2024 season and spent all of last year on the Tulsa roster.<\/p>\n During his time with the Drillers, the 25-year-old has hit a combined .241\/.316\/.438 with 27 doubles, five triples, 27 home runs and 82 RBI in 164 games over parts of two seasons. <\/p>\n Throughout his Minor League career, Keith has played all three outfield positions but the bulk of his experience has come in the corner spots. Keith primarily was a right fielder–playing 206 games–in his career as a Dodgers prospect.<\/p>\n Which Dodgers prospects might debut in 2026?<\/p>\n Among the prospects who could reach<\/a> the Majors at some point this year are Ward, Tibbs, De Paula and Ronan Kopp.<\/p>\n Tibbs impressed in Spring Training this year and along with Zach Root, was named to the MLB Pipeline All-Spring Breakout First Team<\/a>. That came after Tibbs hit a home run in the third annual showcase event.<\/p>\n Tibbs reported to the Drillers after being acquired from the Boston Red Sox in the Dustin May trade last year, and hit .269\/.407\/.493 with five doubles, seven home runs and 32 RBI over 36 games. Tibbs hit a combined 20 home runs last year while playing at the High-A and Double-A levels.<\/p>\n De Paula also had positive moments in Cactus League play and now is going to attempt building on that with the Drillers. De Paula could be a candidate to make his MLB debut during the final month of the regular season if the Dodgers want him to gain some experience of being in the clubhouse.<\/p>\n