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I wrote "looks like" according to the video. Thought others would gather that's implied from the wording. As to the above point HS kids will never say they are signing unless it's already in place.

Looks like Meccage is signing shortly above slot. https://x.com/JSZ_Sports/status/1813617834322457019

Have to assume they are probably going to get only one or two of these guys to sign. Smith is probably a back up for Nunnallee

As day three of the Draft approaches, here are all the guys who have withdrawn (or have alluded to withdrawing) from the Draft: William Schmidt, LSU Cade Arrambide, LSU Derek Curiel, LSU Michael Braswell, LSU Owen Paino, Ole Miss Jalin Flores, Texas Tegan Kuhns, Tennessee Anthony Silva, TCU Jay Woolfolk, Virginia Michael Torres, Miami Fabio Peralta, Miami Aidan Hayse, Tennessee TP Wentworth, Clemson Schuyler Sandford, Florida Aidan King, Florida Gabe Fraser, Arkansas Gavin Lyons, Texas A&M https://x.com/JoeDoyleMiLB/status/1813228577275715935https://x.com/JoeDoyleMiLB/status/1813228577275715935

Jackson ChourioSal FrelickJacob MisiorowskiJeferson QueroTyler BlackBrock WilkenCooper PrattCarlos F RodriguezMike BoeveJosh KnothRobert GasserEric BitontiLuis LaraEric Brown JrDaniel GuilarteRobert MooreFelix ValerioAbner UribeEthan SmallMatthew Wood

He's a senior sign

His brother Jackson had cancer. Not him.

Thinking we could also see some savings on the bonus with either guy. Probably not a ton but definitely not over slot. All) Brewers $10,063,400 15) Brewers: $3,885,800 33) Brewers: $2,202,200

Through 33rd round. All draftees in college bracket.

Jesus! That literally just happend. How on earth u that fast..

Villar is not comparable at all. Totally different contract proposal, Villar we were just basically buying out arbitration years. Also Arcia has an incredible glove, much more of a sure bet to have positive value going forward than Villar . Also kind of hard to 'learn' anything from the Villar situation half a year in -- it's still no certainty that the $20M offer would look like a bad deal for us in 4 years . Remmeber when people were relieved that Jean Segura didn't sign his extension offer? Either way, it's kind of silly to dismiss an extension for Arcia on the grounds that Villar hasn't been good this year. If there's any ideal long-term extension candidate on this team to build around, it's Arcia. He could be locked up for 8 years and still only be 30 by the time his contract ends . Villar was never a highly rated prospect. He was a guy the Astros brought to the majors at a time they were tanking big time until their actual prospects were ready. Brewers caught lightening in a bottle when he had his career year his first season here. He was brought in to be filler just as he was in Houston. Arcia was a top 10 prospect in all of baseball and a core player in the Brewers long term plans. Other than Arcia, the other long term candidate is Shaw, if only for some cost certainty through his arby years that could become very, very expensive. Shaw at 5 years, $45 million might make a lot of sense. This is not true. He was on the top 100 for BA and was in the midseason pipeline for 2011. Villar was one of Houstons top guys before they went full tank. He was one of the key pieces that sent Roy Oswalt from HOU to Philly. http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/rankings/top-100-prospects/2011/2611328.html

Where was it reported? Nevermind I found it. Good catch!! Heres Je'von's tweet https://twitter.com/MicheleCano_/status/882059346959507456

Where was it reported?

Its Hairston who they announced. The 6th rounder from Louisville.

11th rder Max Lazar gets $475K from @Brewers ($350K twd bonus pool). HS RHP from Florida was committed to Florida Atlantic. @MLBDraft

Cannot find any info out there on Lazar's figures.

Theres some tidbits but I dont know the boards policy on posting that subscriber info. They talk about Ernesto, Carlos Rodriguez and Andres Melendez. Thanks for holding off, as we cannot directly, such as a "copy and paste" subscriber info. Thats what I figured. Wanted to be cautious.

Theres some tidbits but I dont know the boards policy on posting that subscriber info. They talk about Ernesto, Carlos Rodriguez and Andres Melendez.

Not difficult to be worried about someone who can never/ever repeat a delivery.

I would bet on winning the lotto tomorrow for myself over Lemons repeating a delivery through any game started. He has projectability but is a definitely a project.

Caden struggles a ton with his mechanics. He rarely repeats his delivery. If he can get that under control the projectability is there.

You can still save money with some later picks too - take some college seniors that have no real leverage. Fairly sure we did this with Allemand recently. You wouldn't save a ton necessarily, but you could certainly get some back if you needed to. You can but the slots titrate down. It was actually Trey York and we saved only like 150K by doing it. Its not just the signability of Lutz but the impact on the total pool

You can still save money with some later picks too - take some college seniors that have no real leverage. Fairly sure we did this with Allemand recently. You wouldn't save a ton necessarily, but you could certainly get some back if you needed to. You can but the slots titrate down. It was actually Trey York and we saved only like 150K by doing it.

There are lots of picks left but with the pool were limited on what we can target. Were going to have to go underslot here soon (Unless we have a deal worked out with Hiura which would be surprising to save that much money) to get things done. Theres talent on the board but IDK if we have the pool money to get deals done with those guys.