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Dylan O'Rae is a menace. I hope they convert his 3rd batted ball to a hit because I am pretty sure he was going to beat the pitcher to 1B even with a clean attempt by the first baseman. -
Burke (oppo) and Boeve sandwiched a Keith walk with blasts.
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Keith opens the season hitting cleanup behind O'Rae, Made, and Burke in AA. Good call on this one.
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I understand that. We are at the mercy of whatever intern/human is charting the pitches. I don't believe the charting was all that far off on this particular at bat as I was also watching the game live. I know you are too. I would have called the first pitch a strike. It's fine you don't think so. Gamecast margin of error +/- an inch or two? No. But the charting, plus what I was watching, can still be directional enough for me to say I thought the ump was horrible on those handful of pitches. No?
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If you say so. Lines up fairly well with what I'm seeing.
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Horrible stuff
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Have a great night dude and thank you for bringing such a fun-loving attitude to this place. Go Warbirds!
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Gasser in relief tonight?
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Jeferson Quero just hosed a fool at second trying to steal. Pitch was an out of zone bunt attempt. Jett had the tag. Big league quality stuff clearly on both ends.
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So, he's tied his season home run total (2) from 2022, 2023, and 2025 in like 20 PA's this year? 5 would represent a career high for him.
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I’m sure it made quite a few guys zoom out and assess their long term situation. And if it stoked some competitive juices, that’s a good thing. Luckily the Brewers have a pretty good reputation for communicating the development plan. Hopefully that mutes any blowback. But, if I had to bet, this group of dudes is probably just overwhelmingly happy for Cooper. I think the Brewers are enamored with the guy. Likely higher on him than any outside expert or informed fan even realizes. His defense looks absolutely special, I’ll die on that hill. The rest of the package is very well rounded with leadership qualities and upside. I urge you to read this post from ARob, who is quite plugged in:
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Bobby Petrol and Tate Kuehner with the most heat after the first handful of games.
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Will be a big test with Noah Schultz on the mound tonight.
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Let's take a look at where the Picks to Click were placed in Full Season Ball! Dylan O'Rae - Biloxi KC Hunt - Traded for Jake Woodford Juan Ortuno - Wilson Handelfry Encarnacion - Wilson Jason Woodward - Appleton Jason Knoth - TBD Joey Broughton - TBD Eric Bitonti - Appleton Josiah Ragsdale - Appleton Wande Torres - Appleton Brian Fitzpatrick - Nashville Daniel Dickinson - Appleton Hayden Robinson - TBD Ryan Birchard - Biloxi Mike Boeve - Biloxi Coleman Crow - Nashville Frederi Montero - Wilson Cristian Montilla - TBD Yorman Galindez - Appleton Carlos Carra - Wilson Michael Fowler - Appleton
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Solid collection of skillsets here. Reinforcements on the way from Appleton if needed. I’m pulling incredibly hard for the downtrodden types. Eric Brown Jr. and Kay-Lan Nicasia have to be on their 9th lives, and they must be awesome humans. The Brewers clearly love having them around. How freakin’ incredible would it be if either one of them blows up this season? Similar to Peña, this may be Jesús Made’s last real opportunity to hold down the SS job without serious competition in the clubhouse. EBJ is surely the backup, and Dylan O’Rae is the emergency guy, I suppose. Going forward, he’ll have to contend with all the other really solid SS options above him. My bet is he’s firmly on the José Ramírez path at this point, an incredible outcome in and of itself. Almost as hard to find a guy like that (switch hitter, speed, power, hit, arm) at 3B as it is at SS. Reclamation years for Mike Boeve and Dylan O’Rae. Before each got hit with injuries and poor performance, they were high-average, ascending talents. If healthy, I’m expecting solid performances. Assuming the Southern League continues to play as a pitcher’s league, we could see some eye-popping baseball card stats from Bishop Letson, Tyson Hardin, or really anyone who’s on their game.
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Your 2026 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers
Tedaldtada replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
This is what I'd trot out there on opening day. It's an incredibly malleable set of offensive profiles. Luis Pena - SS Andrew Fischer - 3B Marco Dinges - C Josh Adamczewski - LF Eric Bitonti - 1B Daniel Dickinson - 2B Braylon Payne - CF DH Spot Josiah Ragsdale - RF Luis Peña may not find himself on another roster where he’s the primary shortstop after this, so this is a massive opportunity to prove he can truly handle the position. I’d expect they’ll mix in Guilarte, Dickinson, and maybe even Báez at times, but the door is wide open for Peña to claim it. I’m probably most surprised they couldn’t find a way to squeeze Adamczewski into that AA outfield. It feels like he belongs in that mix. On the offensive side, this has to be in the conversation for one of the best collections of prospect hitters anywhere in the minors. And the pitching staff is just as intriguing. An excellent group with a little bit of everything: true headliners like Dorchies, a wave of ascending arms in Torres, Meccage, Smith, Seppings, Johnson, and Flores, some helium guys like Fowler and Owens, and a handful of reclamation bets in Galindez, Woodward, and Low. -
This feels like the ultimate litmus test - can you actually win ballgames with a lineup that, on paper, lacks real power? Maybe I’m off and a few of these guys have taken meaningful steps forward, but right now it’s a fair concern. A lot is going to hinge on whether Jose Anderson or Handelfry Encarnacion can emerge as legitimate offensive threats and provide the lineup with some thunder. If even one of them pops, the whole outlook changes. There’s at least some underlying power upside elsewhere too. Luis Corobo, Frederi Montero, and Brady Ebel have shown flashes of juice, but it’s going to take more than flashes. Ebel, in particular, is described as a more well-rounded offensive profile, but whispers from the backfields suggest he's underrated in the thump department. The pitching staff is chock full of sleeper and deep cut types. The first months' worth of pitching data will go a long way towards identifying the next wave of helium arms in the system. Plenty of solid candidates.
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Brandon Woodruff certainly can still be effective; he's proven that by now. But I couldn't help but be jealous of where Shane McClanahan is at with his comeback. Different circumstances, etc. etc. He looks like a TOR playoff caliber arm to me.
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Pitch Value Rankings per Baseball Savant through last night's games: Grant Anderson deserves some shine on his name for his early season performance. His pitches are working well Woodruff doesn't need 98 for his 4-Seam to eat up hitters Miz is a beast. Three extremely effective pitches. I would expect much better final season metrics on Woodruff's Sinker, Megill's 4-Seam, Sproat's Sweeper, Harrison's Kick Change-Up, and hopefully also Sproat's Cutter. All have been effective previously or have shown some quality characteristics that simply need polish
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Tyler Black just made a really solid running catch on a medium foul pop. Went a long way for it.
