Tue. 6/30: Knothing to Worry About when Josh is on the Mound

[Jim Goulart]

This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Tuesday.

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Tuesday's Birthdays:

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[Joseph Zarr]

Let us all take a moment to appreciate the silent K word play here.

There. That's better.

Go Brewers!

[Tedaldtada]

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[Tedaldtada]

Naturally the 16-year-olds have the best OPS and wRC+ in the entire system

[Jim Goulart]

Mission assigned, Timber Rattlers pitchers. Keep it in the park this week:

Peoria Chiefs offer ‘home run guarantee’ as they chase record Yadier Molina helped set

[MilwaukeeBeers]

Do my eyes deceive me?! The 16 year old Leanders Matos went yard again! Cannot wait to get the data and video on him. Wow what a start to his brewers career.

[Ro Mueller]

SS Diego Frontado has missed the last 4 games for DSL Brewers Blue. Hope he’s back in action soon.

[Ro Mueller]

AAA Nashville welcome Marlins’ affiliate Jacksonville this week, with LHP Thomas Pannone (3.86 ERA, 1.27 WHIP, 7.3 K/9 in 49 IP) starting tonight’s series opener. DH/C Jeferson Quero has a .913 in 84 June PAs.

[Ro Mueller]

CF Josiah Ragsdale (32-game on-base streak; .975 High-A OPS) makes his AA debut as Biloxi hosts Reds’ affiliate Chattanooga. 23-year old RHP Yorman Galindez (7.86 ERA, 1.86 WHIP. 8.9 K/9 in 34.1 High-A/AA IP) makes his 10th start (14th appearance) of 2026.

[Ro Mueller]

RHP Josh Knoth (13 IP, 3 R, 14 Ks over last 3 games) is on a solid run and seeks to lead High-A Wisconsin to a series-opening win at Cardinals’ affiliate Peoria. Sunday walk-off hero 1B Eric Bitonti has an 8-game hitting streak. 

[Ro Mueller]

Low-A Wilson host White Sox affiliate Kannapolis this week, with RHP Hayden Robinson looking to repeat last week’s successful outing (4 IP, 0 R, 4 Ks). CF Handelfry Encarnacion has a 6-game hitting streak.

[CheeseheadInQC]

Well, the jump to AA certainly hasn’t sapped Fischer’s power. Two tonight for 26 so far this season.

[Matt]

Team is must-watch.

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

Wilken 2-2 tonight and the Brocket Launcher finally has his average above .180

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

1 minute ago, Matt said:

Team is must-watch.

Wow, oppo and not a cheapie either

[biedergb]

Well they are at it still despite Ragsdale getting promoted, he hits his first AA HR, and right before that in highA Braylon Payne hits a 2-run HR to take the lead. These two had been so hit the last week or two in Wisconsin together but another anything you can do I can do moment for these two potential future OF in the bigs

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

 

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

Wilken hits a missile out to left center for a 3 run HR and the Sounds take a 7-4 lead! Wilken now 3-4 and a triple away from the cycle

[brewmann04]

Is Wilken finally starting to come around hopefully he finally past that horrible injury 

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

1 minute ago, brewmann04 said:

Is Wilken finally starting to come around hopefully he finally past that horrible injury 

Probably not but I’m enjoying this game he’s having

[liveforoctober]

It must be such a sneaky cool thing for these guys to move around and 'find each other' again.

Fischer and Adamczewski start with the TRats and move to Biloxi and hit the ground running. A few weeks later one of their buddies Ragsdale shows up and he is now a part of it. I'm sure it won't be long before some or all of Payne, Bitonti, Hall, Owens, Pena, Dinges, etc have found their way south and the band will all be back together.

I know they are in Spring Training with the whole crew and everything... but these are their guys this year. Must be a fun reunion when someone else gets called up to rejoin you. Brotherhood within the brotherhood.

[Jim French Stepstool]

3 hours ago, CheeseheadInQC said:

Well, the jump to AA certainly hasn’t sapped Fischer’s power. Two tonight for 26 so far this season.

The only time I remember seeing a power display like this in the Brewer system was in the 1970s, when the AAA team was in Sacramento, the ballpark had something like a 240ft LF distance & a young OF named Gorman Thomas enjoyed himself.

[sveumrules]

11 minutes ago, Jim French Stepstool said:

The only time I remember seeing a power display like this in the Brewer system was in the 1970s, when the AAA team was in Sacramento, the ballpark had something like a 240ft LF distance & a young OF named Gorman Thomas enjoyed himself.

Pretty sure they had some hitter friendly affiliates in the 1980's too.

I remember thinking Billy Jo Robidoux (.342 with 23 HR and 132 RBI) and Joey Meyer (.304 with 37 HR and 123 RBI) were bound for stardom when I saw their 1985 El Paso stats on the back of their baseball cards, to say nothing of their visages on the front.