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  1. I'm shocked he's still available. He went to the Cape and in his first start went 5 IP, 2 H, 0 BB, 9 K.
  2. Cincinnati grabbing Lowder and Floyd. I think they see their window starting right now.
  3. Devin Williams wasn't converted to a reliever until his seventh year in the organization. He's 17. Plenty of time to develop.
  4. Knoth went to the same high school as another undersized pitcher - Marcus Stroman. I'd take another of him.
  5. #18: Jacob Gonzalez, SS, Mississippi Matt Shaw, SS/2B, Maryland Brock Wilken, 3B, Wake Forest Ha!
  6. Corbin Carroll, Matt McClain, Jose Ramirez, Ozzie Albies, Mookie Betts...
  7. They have Melendez, who won't be a free agent until 2029, so a 5-6 year horizon catcher might make more sense than a 3-4 year horizon catcher.
  8. ESPN flashed Skenes as the Pirates pick just before Manfred took the stage...
  9. 1) By "waiting" I mean an extra 4-5 days. An extra 4-5 days isn't going to matter. There isn't anyone in the minors without a questionable major league history knocking on the door to replace him. B) He's been a part of the team since spring training. They've formed relationships. They're human beings. 3) How the Brewers treat players plays a significant role in whether free agents will come there since the Brewers can't simply outbid everyone else and have a huge payroll. Players have said that they were told by other players that Milwaukee is a great place to play. Just like the Packers, they have to treat players well in order to be considered.
  10. It wouldn't surprise me if they've been waiting for the break to minimize the disruption/team chemistry. From what I've seen, Winker has been a great teammate - it seems like when they hit a HR he is either the guy putting on the cheesehead or the next guy on the field congratulating him. Gives the team a few days to mentally absorb it and move on.
  11. I think that's it. If all three are gone (and assuming Gonzalez is gone as well) my dark horse is Whitman in an under-slot deal and then HS picks at #33 (Wolters, Farmelo, Santana) and possibly #54 (Zanetello, C. Johnson, P. Wilson). Jonny Farmelo is my sleeper here; probably not #18 but definitely #33. Athlete, size (6'2", 205), plus runner, speed and range to play center, plus bat speed, LHH. Sounds like a profile the Brewers target. Being in HS he likely won't rush to the majors and create a logjam with Mitchell/Frelick/Wiemer/Chourio like Davis might.
  12. A bit OT, but holy crap, I would not have guessed that. 14 first round picks from that year so far have negative career bWAR. Hiura was the 10th overall pick and currently has the 8th highest career bWAR (seventh if you exclude Rasmussen who didn't sign that year). Not looking like a good draft year. With the exception of 2005, it seems like the years that the Brewers get high draft picks are the years with the worst drafts (2003, 2004, 2016, 2017).
  13. Can Alex Jackson play first base?
  14. When is the last time that you've seen a June bug? I *may* have seen one tonight fly in front of my TV on my rooftop deck - not sure, but if it was, it would be the first one that I recall seeing in 20 years.
  15. The Brewers don't have a strong recent track record of cleaning up the delivery of first round pitchers...
  16. The Brewers did draft Turang recently, so they are not averse to drafting HS position players. But I think it would have to be someone who has plus defensive value.
  17. I have a really hard time looking at McClain's last season at UCLA - if not his entire career at UCLA - and projecting him to what he is doing this season. He's hit 19 HRs this season so far and he hit a total of 16 in his career at UCLA with aluminum bats. He slugged .425 in his only season in the Cape Cod League. As for Abbott, one of these two is Abbott's last season at Virginia and one is Ethan Small's last season at Mississippi State: 106 IP, 89 H, 32 BB, 162 K, 13 HR, 2.7 BB/9, 13.7 K/9 107 IP, 61 H, 32 BB, 176 K, 8 HR, 2.7 BB/9. 14.8 K/9 IIRC, the scouting reports said that both worked in the low 90's in college. If Small didn't work out/couldn't be fixed, how could we expect Abbott to?
  18. An idea... If you're in STTEM (the extra "T" is for teaching... or maybe it's STEEM with an "E" for education), the government takes over the loans and converts them to zero interest. Maybe a % forgiveness for every year spent teaching because of lack of supply and relatively low pay. Everyone else... pay it back.
  19. Interesting what BA has said about Adames and the pitch clock. Adames had a long setup and has had trouble adjusting to the pitch clock and needing to be ready by 8 seconds. Might explain why he's having a down year.
  20. I assume that he doesn't plan on becoming a homeowner anytime soon (many contractors don't take electronic payments or charge a 3% fee for using one, which for a $20K bathroom remodel is an extra $600, well worth writing a check).
  21. Lots of what-if's here. I sort of understand the one in the 10th as there were two outs after the catch was made. The one in the 9th is inexcusable; there was only one out so there was still an opportunity for a sac fly or fielder's choice/unable to turn a DP to score the run. I go back to Swanson's HR. Earlier in that AB he pops one foul down the RF line that is exactly as geographically far as you could possibly get from all of the RF/2B/1B and it landed in foul territory with both Turang and Perkins sliding to make the catch. Miley got the pop fly, but it landed in the only place it could have where it could not have been caught.
  22. I don't know that the organization views Jones as filling the same role as Hiura. Anderson is a 3B and RF. Jones is primarily a 2B but has also played OF. Miller/Monasterio are your 3B while Anderson is out and thus the need for another infielder who can fill in their role as the backup 2B and Anderson's role as a backup OF.
  23. I'm hesitant to call someone under the age of 26 with less than 100 MLB PAs a "AAAA" player. He was really impressive in small samples in the AFL at the ages of 20 and 21. Then, who knows what happened in 2020, and looks like he was injured in 2021 but had a decent season for a guy who was 3.5 years younger than league average. The Dodgers have been known to coach some "AAAA"-type of players up to major-league quality after getting them in their system...
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