Jesús Made's 100 MPH Throw: Prospect's Legendary Potential

On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewer's prospect, J.Sooz, made just drop jaws with a 100 miles per hour infield throw in a double-A game Tuesday night.

The 18-year-old shortstop for the Baluxi shuckers, fielded a grounder and fired it to first even after it bounced halfway.

Broadcaster Havik Blake clocked it as the hardest ever tracked from an infielder since that cast started in 2015.

No major league or triple-A player has matched that speed in a game.

Maid turns 19 in early May and video shows the ball leaving his hand like a rocket.

It's building his rep as a physical freak early in his pro career.

Fans and scouts are buzzing, calling it legendary for a kid this young.

Maid slashing 280, 380, 462 through 22 games with two homers and three triples against double-A arms.

That kind of pot from shortstop has everyone watching close.

Meanwhile, Brewer's infielders, like Joey Ortiz, David Hamilton and Luis Rangafo, are slumping hard at the plate.

Even triple-A studs jet-williams and Cooper Pratt are struggling.

If Maid keeps mashing, he could force a big league look late this year.

Milwaukee's farm is stacked, so locking Maid to an extension before he debuts would be smart.

This throws just the latest sign he's special.

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