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Jesus Made broke the game open with a grand slam

Jaron DeBerry folks. Might be worth tuning in tonight.

Mike Boeve has a new career high in home runs and will exceed his previous career high in extra base hits with three more.

Fischer mearly tripled in his first at bat

He’s like an older, late-blooming Luis Lara for me. Tools maybe a half tick lower across the board but very well rounded.

480’ my gawd We used to complain a lot about the lack of power in the system. It’s a different day.

Blake Burke is gunning to be the first 20/20 player in the system this year.

I watched Dubanewicz last night and he operates right at about 94 with a few ticks extra when the mechanics sink up perfectly Broughton is still high 80’s but shape is workable.

Juan Ortuno has a pretty good arm. Popped one tonight that impressed me. Luis Lameda’s swing usually pleases me

Lots to feast on already today

“What we would pay to hear what MLB GM's and Farm Directors say about the Milwaukee machine behind their closed doors. Utter envy, we'd imagine.” I had a similar thought last night. I’m more curious to know the opinion of the Brewers leadership. What are their 10 commandments of player development? Do they feel they have cracked the code or is this a luck-oriented heater? I would be quite interested to hear who their top 20 pitching prospects in the system are.

Wande Torres is having a heck of a season considering the environment. Offense galore in A+ and AA. Solid pitching too.

I know it’s a weird thing to say but I smell another big jump coming for Jesus Made.

Notable that Osiris Ramirez started at SS. Just another one of the young hitters showing promise.

It’s incredible to see this come to fruition for the organization. I’ll stump for Andrew Fischer. These lists certainly expose some of the limitations of the “national prospect pundit”. Andrew Fischer belongs in the top 25 of any top 100 list but folks are spooked by the K rate. Normally that would track, but as we know from the recent interview Andrew did, nobody on the Brewers side of the fence seems too concerned. It’s practically by design, simply a byproduct of a new-age approach to swingmaxxing from Brewers offensive dev.

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

A couple more good starts and Bishop Letson will have his ERA under 4.00

Braylon Payne is looking like a Midwest League MVP candidate.

Frias is a multidimensional madman. I believe he is just scratching the surface of his skills.

Yeah I considered all of that but then I remembered they had no problem going to Black when Vaughn and Chourio were injured and he is hitting in the heart of the Sounds lineup every night. That tells me they view him as big league depth.

Of course it hasn’t shut. He has some solid offensive skills (on-base, speed), a tad bit of defensive versatility, and oodles of big league control remaining. Nice depth piece who could post-hype breakout with a few solid seasons as a UT/PH/PR type.

Rank Name Age Position Level 2B 3B HR Total Bases (TB) Plate Appearances (PA) 1 Andrew Fischer 22 3B H-A, AA 12 2 23 149 278 2 Blake Burke 23 1B AA 15 2 17 136 294 3 Brice Turang 26 2B MAJ 16 3 11 129 341 4 William Contreras 28 C MAJ 12 0 9 128 327 5 Luis Lara 21 CF AAA 9 2 7 120 315 6 Jake Bauers 30 1B MAJ 12 1 14 120 280 7 Jesús Made 19 SS AA 12 4 7 114 295 8 Josh Adamczewski 21 LF H-A, AA 14 1 9 109 242 9 Eddys Leonard 25 2B AAA 13 2 10 109 246 10 José Anderson 19 CF L-A 10 0 17 107 283 11 Josiah Ragsdale 22 RF H-A 17 2 6 106 254 12 Braylon Payne 19 CF H-A 10 1 14 106 213 13 Handelfry Encarnacion 19 RF L-A 16 2 8 106 325 14 Jeferson Quero 23 C AAA, MAJ 11 2 9 105 275 15 Jett Williams 22 3B AA 8 4 9 104 325 16 Jackson Chourio 22 LF MAJ, AAA 14 0 10 103 219 17 Eric Bitonti 20 1B H-A 11 1 11 101 250 18 Cooper Pratt 21 SS AAA, MAJ 7 4 6 94 296 19 Mike Boeve 24 LF AA 11 0 5 93 278 20 Brady Ebel 18 SS L-A 14 2 5 93 316 21 Garrett Mitchell 27 CF MAJ 14 2 6 90 253 22 Dylan O'Rae 22 2B AA 10 3 2 90 268 23 Alexander Frias 18 RF ROK, L-A 12 2 5 86 152 24 Marco Dinges 22 DH H-A 7 0 10 82 206