Somewhere between the time the Los Angeles Dodgers won the 2025 World Series, and the time they raised their second consecutive championship banner in Dodger Stadium, they traded a pair of prospects who were blocked on their organizational depth chart. Fans can be forgiven for overlooking the deals that sent pitcher Robinson Ortiz to the Seattle Mariners, and outfielder Damon Keith to the Milwaukee Brewers. The Dodgers have established their knack for evaluating their own prospects well — keeping the best in the organization while letting the worst move on. In the cases of Ortiz and Keith, their major league potential has only grown since they were traded. Keith, traded to the Brewers in March, has thrived for Milwaukee's Double-A affiliate. Among qualified Southern League hitters, Keith's 174 wRC+ ranks first. He's slashing .333/.423/.643 in 97 plate appearances for the Biloxi Shuckers. Similar to Eddys Leonard, Damon Keith has been thriving in Milwaukee’s system!…