biedergb
-
Posts
3,439 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
17
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Events
News
2026 Milwaukee Brewers Top Prospects Ranking
Milwaukee Brewers Videos
2022 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks
Milwaukee Brewers Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits
Guides & Resources
2023 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks
2024 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks
The Milwaukee Brewers Players Project
2025 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Pick Tracker
Store
Downloads
Gallery
Everything posted by biedergb
-
I hear you. And this is based upon these reports and box scores as I have not been able to watch any but a few games here and there. But Wilken is streaky, but honestly has had two hot streaks - August of 2023, and then April/May 2025 with a lot of cold streaks. The power is legit and unless he regressed his defense plays at third. Jett was a borderline MLB consideration, and unlike Durbin last year, hasn't taken advantage of the poor IF production in the bigs this year. I hope it's just trying too hard, and he settles in. Pratt I'm less "worried" about but a big contract - maybe it is the pressure of that, or bad luck, but he is going to be part of the org for a while and a lot of money associated, so you would love to see him pick it up. But these three were candidates to show up early, and so far have not so much, and I will be happy to look back and laugh at my comments in June or July, but I do have a tiny bit of angst for them at the moment. Birchard - of course the walks don't work anywhere. My thoughts is if he can focus on a a few batters in a relief setting and find a few pitches that works, maybe he could harness better command, and his raw stuff can play up better in those shorter outings, but maybe I'm oversimplifying these things.
-
Wow. I think I saw that name pop up in the Biloxi game and assumed it was for the other team since I remember his name well from Pensacola and Beloit the previous years. He played against the TRats and the Shuckers a bunch.
-
Who is more worrying- Wilken, J. Williams, or Pratt?? Birchard - if he can limit walks he can be so good. I see a bullpen move for him to try to use his arsenal and give max effort in shorter stints.
-
Anyone with an update? If, and big if, I can get a couple of uninterrupted hours this evening I may go back to watch some Wisconsin and Biloxi..
-
Looks like the warbirds bats are colder than the weather again. Yikes.
-
That Wilson team is struggling mightily on offense. On one hand, they are really young, but also a lot of those players have been there before (Anderson, DiTuri, Alastre, Ibarguen, Lameda and Walther), and several with a brief stint there last year (Ebel, Ortuno, Encarnacion), so they should be better.
-
Good question. On his first start it was 88-89 mph mostly, I think I saw a 90mph, but nothing more than that. If time allows I may try to watch last night's game to see Rodrgieuz and Renz, but this week has not allowed my usual milb time sadly
-
Well at least the affiliates all won 😐 ‘nice night by Jett, Lara, Ortuno and Walther
-
Well did not get to watch. But looks like two wins. Wilson and Biloxi. Nice stat line by Renz. And good outing by M. Rodriguez. Nashville up so. Jett and Lara with multi hit games. Wilken hitless, but 2 BB
-
oh please yes, could use some good vibes in the org.
-
And Melvin Hernandez watch continues ….
-
Sun. 4/12: It Should Be a DeBerry, Berry Good Day
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
I know, that why I tried to put in the disclaimers of "right now" and "compared to my expectations". Way too early to judge - I know that Letson is not a has been, just like I know Lara will not be the MVP of the International League (although I would love that). -
Sun. 4/12: It Should Be a DeBerry, Berry Good Day
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Yeah he was hot but cooled off pretty quickly. And pitching depth is great throughout the organization, but really lacking quality at the moment, aside from DeBerry and the should be MLB arms (Henderson and Gasser). Letson, Hardin not quite replicating that amazing start they had last year in HighA. And Meccage stat line looks fine. Am I missing anyone, as I’ve been really disappointing compared to my expectations for pitching particularly since many are repeating levels they were in at some point last year. -
Sun. 4/12: It Should Be a DeBerry, Berry Good Day
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Ugh. That is so disappointing. and Wilson - the offensive struggles are real. This is similar to the Mudcats we watched late last year, only without much pitching help. With the big club struggles this week, and only a handful of prospects having a good show, the massive expectations for this season are clearly being tempered at the moment, sigh. -
Sun. 4/12: It Should Be a DeBerry, Berry Good Day
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
@Jim Goulart - appreciate the titles I Carra lot, so let's hope the teams Wande-r into some wins. (Yeah that was bad I know) -
Wilson and Biloxi have 11 hits between them both, yet 13 runs. Biloxi looking to try to close out a win here Nashville with 11 hits and only 3 meager runs, they let the ghost runner score to lose 4-3.
-
The Warbirds close it out, with 6 runs on 4 hits (and 11 walks, and 4 errors by Salem). Niksch closes it out. I went to watch the Shuckers game and the Biloxi feed cut after the top of 6 - man that team needs to figure a way to video and audio into this century. And Biloxi extends the lead now on a sac fly.
-
so Shuckers and Warbirds are in a competition of who can score more with fewer hits 🤣 Shuckers with 5 runs on 3 hits (5 walks) Warbirds with 6 runs on 3 hits (9 walks). Encarnacion and Anderson with most of the offense tonight, and all 3 hits (Anderson with a HR)
-
And the biedergb curse is in full effect. Grrrr. Hardin - double, walk single and error. 2-0 Shucker down. Dang it
-
So while Denver now puts up 2 goals in the 3rd, I'm back to some MiLB. Wilson up 2-0 despite being no hit so far lol. Wait 3-0 now on their first hit. Hardin very good for 3 innings. noice And Luis Lara still remains the offense of Nashville with Leonard and Jones.
-
Should be interesting to watch Torres and Bonet tonight if I get a chance, and hoping Hardin can bounce back. Last nights results (other than T-Rats) among other recent results with Nashville, Wilson have me in a little funk. Hard to read the starts of these minor league seasons, as some prospects jump off the page early (and some of those cool off), and some really come on in May/June.
-
Is there any insight into Melvin Hernandez. He dominated low A as a teenager and was still placed there again, but on the developmental list to start the season, which just seems odd. Maybe no answer, or none that can be provided, but figured I'd see if any sleuths here knows, or if ARobs heard anything he is a liberty to provide to us. Also really looking forward to seeing Thompson and Morrison pitch some time this year, with Thompson recovering from the hamstring injury, but Morrison - did I miss any updates on him?
-
Well possibly given how he ended 2025. But in April and May of last year Wilken was doing this for Biloxi - I think mid April they started going off and looked like a sure fire promotion to AAA in June. So I think Burke is showing more here since he did hit in high A last year, and then started to take in 2025bin AA and has continued it, but I agree if he keeps up hitting through May he is a top 10 prospect candidate
-
After Dorchies awful first inning, he did settle down. The offense in not doing too much tonight. Nashville despite its offensive struggles has 6 runs and the lead. But only Leonard and Jones with ok numbers, and Lara is the only prospect hitting. Quero, Williams, Pratt, Adams not so much. I won’t even go there with Wilken.
-
Yeah that looks like a Birchard line. 60 pitches for 3 innings, 1 hit allowed, 4 walks and 5 K. man that Nashville offense is offensive. Henderson pitched well, but really no one is leading that offense. wilson also without much offense either.
