The Milwaukee Brewers have the best farm system in baseball, bolstered by a group of infield prospects that appear destined to become MLB regulars in the near future. Concurrently, the Brewers have a need for infielders on their current major league roster after parting ways with Caleb Durbin earlier this week.
It would seem like the two issues cancel each other out -- can't the Brewers just tap into their swath of infield prospects to fill the hole that was created on the left side of the infield by Durbin's departure? Eventually, they absolutely can, and it's part of the reason why Matt Arnold and the Brewers' front office were comfortable parting ways with a controllable asset like Durbin.