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The Cardinals should really have closer to 10 runs than the 4 they have.

You won't find that the majority of the time where the Brewers are picking. Those players are usually gone by the 10th pick. If you want a plus hit tool then White is probably the best option at 17. If the Brewers take another short player I think this board may explode as Caldwell is only 5'8". Theo Gillen may be someone the Brewers take in the 2nd round if he is still there. It will probably take something closer to the comp A pick to get him to sign.

The ever changing goal posts.

It was a strike that pitch has been called a strike all game. Watch the game.

You need your eyes checked that wasn’t anywhere close to being neck high unless Adames was only about four feet tall.

Goldschmidt looks like he is 50-years old swinging the bat up there.

I don't think Edey will be a good NBA player. He is another good in college but not really all that good in the NBA. With the Bucks first pick I really want DaRon Holmes II. If the Bucks keep Lopez for another year they need to take Holmes with their first round pick. Holmes should be able to replace Lopez and he is an excellent shot blocker along with being able to score from 3-pt range. He may not be as good as Lopez is but he is close. He is also far more athletic than Lopez is. I wouldn't be surprised if Holmes would take some playing time away from Lopez as the season goes on.

I don't think Benge fits into the Brewers model. Interesting player but not someone the Brewers will target and if they do I think they will convert him to his best position whatever that may be. I think Cijntje is another name you could possibly put for that comp A pick. Though I think we may need to look at JUCO players for the 2nd or Comp B pick.

Right I would be surprised if the Brewers go pitchers in the first round. Though at the comp pick or 2nd round pick I expect them to go pitcher if the pitcher they want is there like Sterling or Baptist. I think they go JUCO in round 2 and I don't think they will have to go cheap in the first two rounds as they have a lot of money to spend so I wouldn't be surprised if it is 2 JUCO or 2 HS pitchers for Comp A and Comp B picks. First round I think they go college bat so Culpepper, Smith, White or Jordan at 17. Then another college or HS bat at 57. Should be an exciting draft for the Brewers this year as they will have a lot of money to play with as they have about $13mm to play with.

Depends what scouting reports you read. Out of HS he was thought of as a really good hitter.

I think Frelick needs to go back down once Mitchell is ready.

Right now looking at the board some of the players I want the Brewers to take look to be gone well before they pick and the player I would like to see them draft with the comp A pick will be gone right after they pick or there about. At 17 it looks like the Brewers will have their pick of Caminiti (LHP), Culpepper (SS/3B), Tommy White (3B) or Dakota Jordan (OF/1B). Jordan still K's a lot currently sitting at about 28% but OMG that bat speed and power. He needs to work on his pitch recognition though it has improved. He is still raw at the plate when it comes to pitch recognition. Jordan has Weeks like bat speed. He has the arm and speed to play RF though I am not sure he has the instincts to play there though he reminds me of a smaller version of Bo Jackson in the OF. The Brewers haven't drafted a HS pitcher in the first round in a long time. So I would be extremely surprised if they take Caminiti at 17. He has a strong commit to LSU and would require a team to go over slot to sign him. He still needs to work on his off speed pitches but his FB is really good with some scouts grading it a 70! Culpepper is a slick fielding SS who also can hit. He screams Brewers draft pick at 17. He is more of a doubles hitter right now but he could find some power. He has a rather balanced swing which could lead to some more HR power. He does have a little bit of a stride in his pre swing. He can play either SS or 3B as he has the arm for both and the athleticism to play at either. He is a very Brewers type of a player. Tommy White is an interesting selection at 17 if he is available. He may rub some people the wrong way though. Excellent baseball player though and he should stick at 3B and provide enough HR power at 3B along with hitting for a decent average. He kind of reminds me of a mix between Josh Donaldson and Bryce Harper personality wise. Tommy White: At 34 I think the Brewers go with Levi Sterling. Similar to Knoth last year. If the Brewers go Culpepper or White at 17 and then Sterling at 34 that would be very comparable to last years draft. I think it will be Culpepper at 17 and Sterling at 34 but don't be surprised if the Brewers go with a college pitcher like Dallas Baptist at 34.

I wonder if the White Sox would be open to trading Luis Robert once he returns from his injury. The White Sox were not willing to take offers this off season or last year during the deadline. But I wonder if they would be more willing to move him this deadline if they continue to play like they have. I don't think the White Sox would be interested in Frelick, Wiemer or Mitchell and the only prospect the Brewers have that comes close to his value would be Chourio and I don't see the Brewers doing that trade. I think the White Sox would want Misio, Wilken and another prospect or two for Robert. I would be tempted to do that trade as Robert would be a clear upgrade in either CF or RF depending on where you want to play Chourio. Robert as the #3 or #4 hitter would allow the team to move Adames and Hoskins down the batting order. A lineup consisting of the below wouldn't be all that bad and probably increases the Brewers chances for the next couple of years in the playoffs. Losing Misio and Wilken would hurt especially Misio since the Brewers don't have many impact pitching right now. 1. Yelich 2. Contreras 3. Robert 4. Hoskins 5. Adames 6. Ortiz 7. Bauers 8. Turang 9. Chourio I don't think the White Sox would do this and it would cost a bit more than Misio, Wilken plus more, but it is fun to speculate and dream on Robert being in the Brewers lineup.

Draft ranking is irrelevant in the MLB draft. There are far more variables at play than there is in the NBA or NFL. You have to take into account did the team draft someone in a previous round who will be above slot? Does the team need to save some money and take a player who will sign below slot with the current pick so the team is able to offer someone else over slot money. Also teams tend to rank players differently based on if they are JUCO, college, or HS. There are just way too many variables to say the team should draft someone based on the "consensus".

If Myers can get a bit better control he could be a solid #4 or #5 pitcher.

Not sure what the replay person saw but I don't think they looked at the replay.

Busch has a Hiura like hole in his swing at the top of the strike zone. Pitchers are going to eat him alive if he doesn't fix that.

When things snowball for Peralta it is an avalanche. He just can't settle down once something bad happens.

If you swing at that the best outcome is a foul ball. More than likely that is a roll over ground out or a weak pop out in the infield.

Hiura's problem wasn't his leg kick it was his massive upper cut swing. The uppercut is what caused him to not be late but to completely whiff on pitches. Even when he cut down on his leg kick he was still missing. Why may you ask? It is because of the uppercut swing. Fixing Hiura's leg kick did absolutely nothing for him. Hiura has a huge uppercut in his swing where he would miss anything that would be above his belt area. Anything at or above the belt area for Hiura is a massive hole in his swing because of the severe upper cut in his swing. Again if you fix the leg kick it does absolutely nothing. Hiura needed to flatten out his swing and he just never did it.

Really good game 7 so far with Boston and Toronto. I don’t like either team but the game has been good.

Even with Giannis Lopez is still slower than slow. He has to be the slowest player on the court in nearly every single game and he is not going to become a quicker player next year. Age has caught up to him and he can't stay in front of even your average center. He has to play in drop coverage and that just doesn't work in the playoffs as Lopez gets absolutely picked apart in the playoffs when playing drop coverage. The Bucks are basically playing 4 on 5 when Lopez is in the game during the playoffs. Portis is the better defender at C in the playoffs. Lopez is no longer an elite defender at C in the playoffs he just isn't. Even when he is in the paint teams are just coming straight at him and winning when they are doing this. Lopez is not worth his contract anymore. If the Hawks would be good with it I would go with a Capela for Lopez trade but I don't see the Hawks even slightly agreeing to this.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with his front foot. Judge has been perfectly fine with this front foot and the same with Harper. Oh look Trout also does this. I guess this leg kick thing shouldn't be working for them. A quick edit I can't believe I forgot about the horrible Julio Rodriguez. Man these guys suck so bad because of the leg kick.