For some players, the jump from being drafted to playing affiliated ball happens in less than a month, which is a quick and often challenging transition for both college and high school prospects. In the case of the Milwaukee Brewers’ 32nd overall pick, 18-year-old shortstop Brady Ebel, he is starting to find his footing after a slow start. Milwaukee’s long-standing familiarity with Ebel likely influenced the decision as he’s played on their scout team since he was 14. Much of that can be traced back to his upbringing as the son of longtime Los Angeles Dodgers coach Dino Ebel. After a slow start in Low-A, Brady Ebel is starting to turn things aroundAfter a slow start to his pro career, batting just .200 over his first six games with one walk, no extra-base hits, and six strikeouts, Ebel is beginning to settle in at the plate.