Tedaldtada

This thread is a complete trainwreck. Everyone just talking over everyone's head. If Yuni wasn't a Brewer, I have feeling people wouldn't be so spread on the issue.

Got this out of Sickels on a recent AQA thread. Wily Peralta After his hot start, is he gaining some buzz? He looks like a cross of 2009 and 2010 Wily Peralta. by Tedaldtada29 on Apr 14, 2011 wily Too really good outings so far. If that keeps up for another 2-3 starts, buzz will commence. He’s always been somewhat underrated. by John Sickels

Thanks for the response! I am trying tomorrow night.

Butler was cruising to start. Couldn't keep it together.

I have never, ever heard of anyone drawing 5 walks in one game. Amazing feat, Nick Saw.

It blows my mind how often Haydel is walking in the early going. He may have truly progressed.

Dude, what station is that? Can you get it in Mpls.?

I think it is safe to say that Khris Davis has plenty of thunder in is bat for the FSL. Awesome.

Tyler 'Big Country' Roberts helps Jimmy Nelson push through a couple of walks by gunning down both guys trying to steal, one 'by a mile'.

Farris went yard!

2. You would have to have little league level timing to foul a full swing off of your own face. It would be much more likely to happen on a bunt.

Wooten with 1 IP and 3 K's for the 'tees. Welcome back Woot! Edit: Fiers notches a save?

Every starter with a great start! Awesome. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

Here is to a great season! I big preemptive thank you for all the hard work! http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif Remember, pace yourselves...

hey everyone! I only have time to post my shorthand notes. I will come back and edit in some more personal perspective later. Anyways, I walked into Miller Park just as Green went yard off of Rivas. Rivas up to 93. Green with a no doubter. Walker squared up Peralta for a hit. Peralta up to 95. Green with a pretty nice play to force Walker on a George slow chopper. Farris squared up first pitch Peralta. Nice play by Allison on the liner. Allison with a nice liner of a Scarpetta bender. Thrown out by Neda trying to steal. Scarpetta made Shaw look silly. Khris struck out after a nice battle with Merk. Up to 89. Made Hunter look stupid on 3 pitches. Scarpetta blows through Gennett working 91-93, both sides of plate. Gindl too. Gindl unimpressed with the ump. Apparent large strike zone. Halton is thick. Made Cody work. Walla with some trouble on a Wheeler shot to right. Heckathorne in. Gets green to go weakly. Hecky was throwing something 89-90. And a FB 93. Austin Ross in. Throwing a breaking ball 80-82. Fb 90-92. Italian won the race in an upset over chorizo. Nice solid play by Miranda at ss on Allison. Vucinich weakly to Hecky. Morris with a bad pick at first for final out. Hecky gets Gennett to weakly fly out to left to get out of the inning. Ross walks Khris. Kentrail made him work. Lined out to center. Morris first pitch flyout. Thornburg on. Check swing bouncer to Miranda by Caleb. Nice play. Thornburg at 92. 93. Works quick. 93. 92 to get Green looking. Matt Miller in. Hits Keen hard with first pitch. 78 change. 89 fb. 92. K'ed walker swinging at 90. Miller is kinda wild today. 91 to Tyler Roberts. Walla took 88 thornburg pitch opposite field yard. Keen with a bad read in CF. Big country nails someone at 2B with a super duper throw. MM k's Miranda. Nice breaking ball first pitch to Farris. Nice play by Walla on a Farris flair. Haydl is super fast. Gennett not looking great at the plate. Very aggressive. Hasn't hit anything solid all night.

I don't see this as a big deal. He didn't exactly dominate low A. If he proves to be a force, they can just move him up. Besides, nothing is official yet.

I'm really starting to think that Austin Ross needs to be added to this discussion. Yes he is old, but has he even had a bad start as a professional? Very impressive.

How in the world is Peralta ahead of Rivas?

Scarpetta is a very nice selection. If he plays up to potential, he will be a rotation member in the bigs next year.

Who do you think will be the breakout player(s) in the MiLB system this summer? I'm sure people will use different criteria. For example, I believe that Scooter Gennett broke out last year, but many non-Brewer fans probably still don't know about him. In that respect, you could say that Scooter will break out on a national scale this year. Anyways, who ya got? I will go with the highest ceiling position player in the system, CF'er D'Vontrey Richardson. If you look close, this guy has been making steady improvements since signing with the Brewers in 2009. He walks at a decent clip (~10%). He has a cannon (18 assists in CF). He put up an August 2010 line that was something like (.300/.400/.550). A third of his hits went for extra bases. He can run. I really like him. He still is not the best with instincts (18 errors!!!, 17/32 in SB's, 3:1 K:BB), but he has only been focusing on baseball for a little over a year now. For the 2011 breakout, I am hoping he puts up a .275/.375/.475 line in Brevard County. I hope he cuts down the errors considerably. I hope he nudges his SB% towards the magical 75% and I hope he posts a much more reasonable 2:1 K:BB. If he does these things, he will vault into the top 100 prospect rankings because the man is littered with tools on offense and defense.

Mass Haas...getting his groove back...I can smell it. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

I LOVE Community! And at risk of being banhammered from brewerfan.net, I have had quite a few big laughs lately resulting from...wait for it...Outsourced. Rajiv and Gupta. Idk, they are really funny.

I like him.

Well, TLB, I picked Prince because I think he will put up a 6+ WAR season, http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif.

Could this be the first sign that Ron Roenicke was actually the brains of the operation over there?