MACK – Let’s Revisit - RHRP - Hoss Brewer
Hoss Brewer (full name: John Halsten Brewer) is a right-handed relief pitcher in the New York Mets organization, currently with the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones. Background and Bio
- Born February 20, 2001, in Dallas, Texas (age 25).
- Listed at 6'4", 205 lbs; bats left, throws right.
- Hometown area: Canton/Van, Texas (Van High School).
- College path: One year at Seminole State College (JUCO in Oklahoma), then University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Little Rock Trojans). In 2024 (senior year), he went 5-5 with a 3.95 ERA over 84.1 innings in 15 starts, leading the Ohio Valley Conference with 101 strikeouts.
- Signed by the Mets as an undrafted free agent on July 20, 2024.
- Brother of Colten Brewer, a veteran MLB reliever who has pitched for multiple teams (including the Red Sox, Cubs, and others).
- 2024: Brief pro debut with Single-A St. Lucie Mets (2 scoreless innings).
- 2025: Strong year across two levels (mostly relief). Combined 3-0, 2.09 ERA, 56 IP, 58 strikeouts, 14 walks (excellent control). Dominant at St. Lucie (1.00 ERA, high K rate ~32%) before a promotion to High-A Brooklyn (3.10 ERA). He also notched multiple saves.
- 2026: - 28-apps, 2-3, 4.36, 1.36, 33.0-IP, 15-BB, 35-K
- Fastball — Tops out at 95 mph (pre-draft reports); often described in the low-to-mid 90s. Some MiLB materials list a sinker as a primary offering.
- Cutter — Noted in organizational reports alongside the sinker.
- Slider — A reliable secondary that generates whiffs.
- Changeup — Mentioned in pre-draft Baseball America notes as another secondary that produces swings and misses.
In short, Hoss Brewer is a fun-name, hard-throwing undrafted success story who has performed well enough in the Mets system to earn High-A (and brief Triple-A) looks as a reliever. His repertoire centers on a mid-90s fastball/sinker-cutter combination paired with a slider and changeup.


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