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  1. He certainly has some new prospect life. Good arm too with lots of assists. People will really believe if he does it in AA.
  2. A few takeaways from pulling together these leaderboards: 1. Andrew Fischer is the most potent force with the bat by far. Fischer led the system with 46 home runs, 66 extra-base hits, and a 162 wRC+ in 531 plate appearances across High-A and Double-A. He walked at a 17.9% rate and averaged 4.40 pitches per plate appearance. Other hitters only begin to rival his overall offensive footprint when you are able to factor in speed and baserunning impact. Otherwise, the only pure bat that touches his production is... 2. Luke Adams, who simply needs to stay on the field. Adams put up a 153 wRC+ and a .969 OPS with 16 home runs in 295 plate appearances between Triple-A and Complex ball. He ran an identical 14.2% walk rate and 14.2% strikeout rate alongside a .280 ISO. And Adams possesses some the speed component that Fischer does not. The offensive package is legitimate; he just needs to stay on the field. 3. Jesus Made is an amazing combo of youth and performance. Posting a 101 wRC+ over 544 plate appearances at Double-A given his age is impressive. He struck out only 14.3% of the time, stole 36 bases, and sprayed the ball evenly to all fields. His 3.50 pitches per plate appearance indicates aggressive early-count contact. He simply needs to work into deeper counts and find his pitch more often to unlock more of his extra-base power. 4. Other fantastic years across the board Daniel Dickinson (A+): 131 wRC+, .428 OBP, 11 HR, and a system-best 60 stolen bases with a 17.6% walk rate. Brady Ebel (A/A+): 124 wRC+, .413 OBP, 19.5% walk rate against a 21.2% strikeout rate, and 40 stolen bases in 44 tries. Josh Adamczewski (A+/AA): 138 wRC+, .298 AVG, .410 OBP, 17 HR, 44 XBH, and 4.12 pitches per plate appearance. Brailyn Antunez (A/CPX): 133 wRC+, .302 AVG, .936 OPS, 16 HR, and 23 stolen bases in 409 plate appearances. Eric Bitonti (A+): 131 wRC+, 25 HR, 51 XBH, 24 stolen bases, and a 16.6% walk rate. Braylon Payne (A+/AA): 125 wRC+, 25 HR, 50 XBH, 24 stolen bases, and a .904 OPS. 5. Other intriguing profiles & DSL standouts Rylan Mills (A/CPX): 16 HR, .266 ISO, and a 123 wRC+ with a 16.1% walk rate in 274 plate appearances. Juan Ortuno (A/A+): 41 stolen bases, .389 OBP, and more walks (16.5%) than strikeouts (16.1%) over 508 plate appearances. Dylan O'Rae (AA): 58 stolen bases, .395 OBP, 15.5% walk rate, and an 18.4% strikeout rate at Double-A (112 wRC+). DSL Standouts: Leanders Matos: .346 AVG, .456 OBP, 10 HR, 23 XBH, 19 SB, and a 149 wRC+ in 228 PA. Walked 16.2% of the time with just a 14.0% strikeout rate. Diego Frontado: .289 AVG, .446 OBP, .533 SLG (.978 OPS), 10 HR, 17 XBH, 15 SB, and a 138 wRC+ in 205 PA. Walked 18.0% of the time against a 14.1% strikeout rate. Santiago Garcia: .317 AVG, .468 OBP, 16 SB, 20.5% walk rate, and a 127 wRC+ in 156 PA. Ricki Moneys: .289 AVG, .440 OBP, 5 HR, 21 XBH, 28 SB, and a 126 wRC+ with an 18.9% walk rate in 243 PA. Osiris Ramirez: .417 OBP, 9 HR, 14 XBH, and a 19.6% walk rate (114 wRC+) in 199 PA. Josue Rodriguez: .412 OBP, 14 XBH (11 doubles), an 18.4% walk rate, and 8-for-8 in stolen bases (111 wRC+) in 136 PA. Jose Rodriguez: .382 OBP, 15 SB, and matched 14.6% walk and strikeout rates over 246 PA. 6. Early 2027 picks to click (injury-shortened years) Jett Williams (AAA): The .233 batting average hides a 13.1% walk rate, 21 stolen bases, and 5 triples in 359 plate appearances. His .282 BABIP should rebound once fully healthy. Luis Pena (A+/AA/CPX): Batted .296 with 35 stolen bases in just 292 plate appearances while keeping strikeouts under 20%. A full, healthy slate in 2027 should yield a massive breakout. 7. Patience is a virtue: Wilken, Quero, and Tyler Black Prospect progression is rarely a straight line, and all three produced despite down stretches: Brock Wilken: 41 XBH, 16 HR, a 15.4% walk rate, and 4.20 pitches per plate appearance in Triple-A. A .248 BABIP dragged down his overall slash line. Jeferson Quero: 15 HR and 32 XBH in Triple-A at age 23. He didn't do much actual catching this season while working back physically, but the bat still produced and the plan is for him to be fully ready behind the plate next year. Tyler Black: .378 OBP, 16.0% walk rate, 23 stolen bases, and 4.27 pitches per plate appearance (111 wRC+). All three reach base and have the tools to contribute. Guys break out at different ages, and writing them off would be premature.
  3. BABIP Leaders Batting Average on Balls in Play (BABIP, min. 100 PA) Rank Player Level PA BABIP wRC+ 1 Malachai Halterman CPX 129 .455 83 2 Greg Jones AAA 149 .442 127 3 CJ Hughes CPX 209 .441 95 4 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 .415 133 5 Sawyer Strosnider A+ 103 .400 118 6 Santiago Garcia DSL 156 .398 127 7 Roderick Flores CPX 106 .396 109 8 Damon Keith AA 226 .381 124 9 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 .379 131 10 Jesus Mancera DSL 107 .370 136 11 Leanders Matos DSL 228 .370 149 12 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 .369 108 13 Frandy Lafond DSL 180 .365 128 14 Jonathan Rangel CPX 156 .364 120 15 Kenny Fenelon CPX 222 .363 105 16 Leonard Rijo CPX,DSL 110 .360 122 17 Eryks Rivero DSL 111 .360 87 18 Josue Rodriguez DSL 136 .359 111 19 Ricki Moneys DSL 243 .355 126 20 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 .352 131 22 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 .350 125 23 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 .347 138 30 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 .332 162 34 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 .320 124 40 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 .308 133 47 Jesus Made AA 544 .294 101 58 Jett Williams AAA 359 .282 95 74 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 .259 153 💡 Measures hit placement, exit velocity & luck on balls in play (excl. HR)
  4. Speed Impact Rating Speed threat on the bases (Net Steals + 2×Triples) alongside FanGraphs Spd Score (0-10) Rank Player Level PA SB / CS 3B Speed Impact Spd (0-10) wRC+ 1 Dylan O'Rae AA 419 58 / 9 6 61 9.5 112 2 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 60 / 13 2 51 7.2 131 3 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 40 / 4 4 44 7.3 124 4 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 35 / 7 5 38 9.2 108 5 Ricki Moneys DSL 243 28 / 5 5 33 9.2 126 6 Jesus Made AA 544 36 / 14 5 32 7.0 101 7 Manny De Los Santos DSL 182 28 / 2 3 32 9.8 104 8 Juan Ortuno A,A+ 508 41 / 13 1 30 6.1 104 9 Tyler Black AAA 387 23 / 4 5 29 7.8 111 10 Jett Williams AAA 359 21 / 4 5 27 8.5 95 11 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 28 / 8 3 26 6.4 133 12 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 23 / 8 5 25 8.1 133 13 Jacob Hurtubise AA,AAA 255 19 / 2 4 25 9.0 99 14 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 24 / 1 1 25 6.5 131 15 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 24 / 9 4 23 7.6 125 16 Filippo Di Turi A,A+ 436 23 / 7 3 22 6.6 80 17 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 18 / 2 2 20 6.0 138 18 Frandy Lafond DSL 180 23 / 3 0 20 6.7 128 19 Daniel Guilarte A+,AA,AAA,CPX 225 15 / 2 3 19 8.1 55 20 Greg Jones AAA 149 21 / 4 1 19 8.4 127 42 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 8 / 2 2 10 6.3 153 60 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 9 / 9 3 6 4.9 162 💡 Speed Impact is calculated as SB + 2×3B - CS. FanGraphs Spd incorporates SB%, triples, and run scoring
  5. Three True Outcomes Rate (3TO%) Percentage of plate appearances ending in HR, Walk/HBP, or Strikeout ((HR + BB + HBP + K) / PA) Rank Player Level PA HR BB+HBP SO 3TO% wRC+ 1 Yu-Lin Liao CPX 130 3 34 56 71.5% 58 2 CJ Hughes CPX 209 6 43 92 67.5% 95 3 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 46 104 179 62.0% 162 4 Engel Paulino CPX 125 6 21 50 61.6% 73 5 Cristopher Acosta CPX 121 2 20 51 60.3% 45 6 Manny De Los Santos DSL 182 0 54 54 59.3% 104 7 Kenny Fenelon CPX 222 7 46 78 59.0% 105 8 Jose Anderson A 456 23 56 183 57.5% 69 9 Malachai Halterman CPX 129 1 22 51 57.4% 83 10 Jonathan Rangel CPX 156 5 36 48 57.1% 120 11 Rylan Mills A,CPX 274 16 44 93 55.8% 123 12 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 25 83 161 55.0% 131 13 Eryks Rivero DSL 111 0 25 36 55.0% 87 14 Osiris Ramirez DSL 199 9 46 46 50.8% 114 15 Yannic Walther A,A+ 246 4 41 79 50.4% 74 16 Roderick Flores CPX 106 2 18 33 50.0% 109 17 Mark Coley II AA 274 9 34 93 49.6% 77 18 Jesus Mancera DSL 107 0 32 21 49.5% 136 19 Gerlyn Payano CPX,DSL 155 4 36 36 49.0% 103 20 Moises Salazar DSL 167 4 47 30 48.5% 116 29 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 25 51 129 46.4% 125 32 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 10 117 114 44.8% 124 36 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 32 66 133 43.9% 133 54 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 16 63 42 41.0% 153 57 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 17 76 90 38.9% 138 58 Jett Williams AAA 359 9 51 79 38.7% 95 75 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 3 36 58 33.2% 108 83 Jesus Made AA 544 13 58 78 27.4% 101 💡 High 3TO% indicates modern power/walk/whiff profile; low 3TO% indicates contact/ball-in-play hitters
  6. Batting Average (AVG) Traditional hit frequency per at-bat (H / AB, min. 100 PA) Rank Player Level PA H AB AVG wRC+ 1 Leanders Matos DSL 228 64 185 .346 149 2 Frandy Lafond DSL 180 47 146 .322 128 3 Santiago Garcia DSL 156 38 120 .317 127 4 Leonard Rijo CPX,DSL 110 28 91 .308 122 5 Jefer Lista DSL 130 31 101 .307 128 6 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 104 344 .302 133 7 Cristian Montilla DSL 126 30 100 .300 109 8 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 117 392 .298 138 9 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 75 253 .296 108 10 Diego Frontado DSL 205 44 152 .289 138 11 Ricki Moneys DSL 243 55 190 .289 126 12 Greg Jones AAA 149 35 121 .289 127 13 Damon Keith AA 226 57 199 .286 124 14 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 110 390 .282 131 15 Mike Boeve AA 483 117 418 .280 106 16 Angeni Fernandez DSL 207 47 169 .278 101 17 Josue Rodriguez DSL 136 30 108 .278 111 18 Sawyer Strosnider A+ 103 24 87 .276 118 19 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 107 388 .276 125 20 Angel Gonzalez DSL 175 35 127 .276 121 23 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 113 417 .271 162 24 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 123 455 .270 133 26 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 108 400 .270 131 27 Jesus Made AA 544 129 479 .269 101 29 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 60 225 .267 153 33 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 105 416 .252 124 54 Jett Williams AAA 359 71 305 .233 95 💡 Reflects pure batting average on all official at-bats
  7. Extra Base Hits (2B + 3B + HR) Total extra-base power production across all minor league levels Rank Player Level PA 2B 3B HR XBH wRC+ 1 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 17 3 46 66 162 2 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 27 3 32 62 133 3 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 25 1 25 51 131 4 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 21 4 25 50 125 5 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 25 2 17 44 138 6 Jesus Made AA 544 24 5 13 42 101 7 Handelfry Encarnacion A 531 27 2 12 41 111 8 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 20 5 16 41 133 9 Brock Wilken AAA 495 23 2 16 41 89 10 Luis Castillo A+ 440 20 1 20 41 108 11 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 26 4 10 40 124 12 Jose Anderson A 456 16 0 23 39 69 13 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 25 2 11 38 131 14 Tayden Hall A+,AA 385 18 2 13 33 129 15 Jeferson Quero AAA 451 15 2 15 32 93 16 Juan Ortuno A,A+ 508 25 1 5 31 104 17 Matthew Wood AA 372 12 2 17 31 132 18 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 11 2 16 29 153 19 Mike Boeve AA 483 20 1 8 29 106 20 Darrien Miller AA,AAA 295 13 3 11 27 139 26 Jett Williams AAA 359 9 5 9 23 95 34 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 11 5 3 19 108 💡 Measures pure extra-base frequency and extra-base thump
  8. Pitches Per Plate Appearance Plate discipline, pitch selection, and count-working stamina (Pitches / PA) Rank Player Level PA Pitches P/PA wRC+ 1 Darrien Miller AA,AAA 295 1,304 4.42 139 2 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 2,336 4.40 162 3 Tyler Black AAA 387 1,651 4.27 111 4 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 2,074 4.24 131 5 Cristopher Acosta CPX 121 511 4.22 45 6 Manny De Los Santos DSL 182 766 4.21 104 7 Jonathan Rangel CPX 156 655 4.20 120 8 Brock Wilken AAA 495 2,077 4.20 89 9 Sawyer Strosnider A+ 103 431 4.18 118 10 Jose Anderson A 456 1,893 4.15 69 11 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 2,069 4.15 131 12 Yu-Lin Liao CPX 130 537 4.13 58 13 Luis Castillo A+ 440 1,817 4.13 108 14 Engel Paulino CPX 125 516 4.13 73 15 Kenny Fenelon CPX 222 916 4.13 105 16 Yannic Walther A,A+ 246 1,015 4.13 74 17 Roderick Flores CPX 106 437 4.12 109 18 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 1,941 4.12 138 19 Freddy Zamora AAA 148 607 4.10 73 20 Rylan Mills A,CPX 274 1,123 4.10 123 26 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 2,178 4.05 124 30 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 1,182 4.01 153 40 Jett Williams AAA 359 1,399 3.90 95 43 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 1,711 3.87 125 53 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 1,993 3.79 133 72 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 1,054 3.61 108 81 Jesus Made AA 544 1,904 3.50 101 💡 Hitters averaging 4.00+ pitches/PA wear down starting pitchers and work deep counts.
  9. Best at Hitting to All Fields (Spray Distribution) Lowest standard deviation across Pull%, Cent%, and Oppo% (closest to 33.3% split) Rank Player Level PA Pull% Cent% Oppo% wRC+ 1 Kyle Jones A 105 34.8% 30.4% 34.8% 70 2 Jonathan Rangel CPX 156 37.1% 30.0% 32.9% 120 3 Sawyer Strosnider A+ 103 36.8% 28.1% 35.1% 118 4 Jesus Made AA 544 40.0% 27.0% 33.0% 101 5 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 40.7% 28.3% 31.0% 131 6 Kenny Fenelon CPX 222 39.2% 25.8% 35.1% 105 7 Cristian Montilla DSL 126 40.2% 26.4% 33.3% 109 8 Blayberg Diaz A+ 157 38.5% 24.8% 36.7% 49 9 Ricki Moneys DSL 243 41.1% 26.0% 32.9% 126 10 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 40.7% 33.9% 25.3% 133 11 Mark Coley II AA 274 42.2% 27.2% 30.6% 77 12 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 40.4% 24.7% 34.8% 108 13 Yu-Lin Liao CPX 130 42.5% 27.5% 30.0% 58 14 Malachai Halterman CPX 129 40.4% 35.1% 24.6% 83 15 Cristopher Acosta CPX 121 42.0% 26.0% 32.0% 45 16 David Garcia A+,AA 174 38.9% 23.9% 37.2% 54 17 Dasan Brown AA 168 37.6% 23.5% 38.8% 74 18 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 43.0% 26.9% 30.0% 133 19 Matthew Wood AA 372 42.6% 24.5% 32.9% 132 20 Jose Rodriguez DSL 246 38.7% 22.6% 38.7% 91 30 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 46.1% 29.0% 24.9% 131 39 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 47.2% 25.6% 27.2% 124 42 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 47.6% 27.3% 25.1% 153 52 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 48.3% 27.2% 24.5% 125 54 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 48.5% 23.8% 27.7% 138 56 Jett Williams AAA 359 49.1% 25.9% 25.0% 95 80 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 56.6% 25.0% 18.4% 162 💡 A lower spread across all three fields indicates an all-fields approach rather than extreme pull dependency.
  10. Was crunching some numbers this morning. I'll share some of the more interesting leaderboards. I included some of the higher end guys on every list, no matter if they were top 20 or not. Total Base Production (TB + SB + BB + HBP - CS) Comprehensive base-running and offensive footprint metric Rank Player Level PA TB BB+HBP SB / CS Base Score wRC+ 1 Andrew Fischer A+,AA 531 274 104 9 / 9 378 162 2 Blake Burke AA,AAA 526 252 66 28 / 8 338 133 3 Brady Ebel A,A+ 538 169 117 40 / 4 322 124 4 Daniel Dickinson A+ 499 172 102 60 / 13 321 131 5 Eric Bitonti A+ 489 210 83 24 / 1 316 131 6 Josh Adamczewski A+,AA 471 197 76 18 / 2 289 138 7 Handelfry Encarnacion A 531 175 93 27 / 13 282 111 8 Jesus Made AA 544 202 58 36 / 14 282 101 9 Braylon Payne A+,AA 442 211 51 24 / 9 277 125 10 Juan Ortuno A,A+ 508 137 102 41 / 13 267 104 11 Brailyn Antunez A,CPX 409 182 62 23 / 8 259 133 12 Dylan O'Rae AA 419 127 70 58 / 9 246 112 13 Brock Wilken AAA 495 155 81 6 / 0 242 89 14 Luis Castillo A+ 440 172 67 3 / 1 241 108 15 Mike Boeve AA 483 163 62 13 / 1 237 106 16 Tayden Hall A+,AA 385 139 81 13 / 6 227 129 17 Jose Anderson A 456 153 56 12 / 6 215 69 18 Matthew Wood AA 372 143 70 3 / 2 214 132 19 Tyler Black AAA 387 123 69 23 / 4 211 111 20 Jeferson Quero AAA 451 165 44 2 / 1 210 93 22 Luke Adams AAA,CPX 295 123 63 8 / 2 192 153 24 Jett Williams AAA 359 117 51 21 / 4 185 95 27 Luis Pena A+,AA,CPX 292 105 36 35 / 7 169 108 💡 Calculated as Total Bases (1B + 2×2B + 3×3B + 4×HR) + Stolen Bases + Walks + HBP - Caught Stealing.
  11. Strosnider, shoulder chip and all, continues to rake in High-A. Dinger number two tonight. Rylan Mills is having a hell of a season. Is that 15 home runs on the season now?
  12. The Brewers have to be absolutely thrilled with how many reps Jesus Made got this year. He’s going to lead the org in at-bats. Some fun names at the top of that list including Burke, Wilken, Boeve and more.
  13. Great to see glimpses of their human side. I’d be pretty surprised if Luke Adams isn’t getting Andrew Vaughn’s AB’s next year as the RH power platoon dude who can play the corners.
  14. Trey Ebel went yard today for his first pro dinger
  15. Tyler Black just made a great play to save the no-no! Very nice!
  16. Flip over to the Sounds game if you like good pitching
  17. Bishop Letson blew away Arjun Nimmala before giving way to Jack Seppings.
  18. Dylan O’Rae smashed one to tie it at 8-8. The Trash Panda announcer was miffed.
  19. Exactly. The ball is flying. Traditionally statistical thresholds are out the window. Comparison to league average is critical.
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