Austin Tatious
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I really wanted to keep Crow and that’s done. I can’t see it with anybody else from your list. How about Yeager? Without looking at any lists, I suspect next year might be a different story.
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Since Milwaukee is a contender, I would keep Peralta and just take the draft pick compensation. You’d have to blow me away or else I’m riding with him. For Burnes, Baltimore gave us the draft pick (turned into Burke) but then the delta was Ortiz and Hall. That type of delta from the draft pick alone is not close to enough to give up a year of Peralta when you’re coming off the best record in baseball and you already have a solid farm system.
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Personally, I’d have more of a job sharing situation and keep both catchers more fresh. Contreras and Quero both getting a lot of PT is how I would do it.
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If Woody declines the mutual option, do the Brewers owe the $10M? Or is that only if the Brewers decline it?
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The Dodgers grabbing all the JP players coming over is also extreme BS. That system needs to be equitable. For them to have the most money for MLB free agents AND THEN STILL cherry picking the best JP players is crazy land. Those JP guys never played in the MLB and haven’t earned six year service time for total free agency. The typical player enters the league through the draft (US territory) or a cap (international). I get that they’ve been pros already but not in our system. Giving them a benefit for total free agency that other players don’t get is absurd IMO.
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I’m calling Montgomery on a prove it deal.
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Off Season Ideas
Austin Tatious replied to Scooterfletcher's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
I would keep Turang at second for the long term and see what they can do about an extension that might be a win-win. He’s perfect for our philosophy as an organization. They want a shortstop caliber glove at second, i.e., a plus defender and athlete on both offense and defense. I’d also look at Frelick similarly. -
2026 International Free Agent Market
Austin Tatious replied to Jake McKibbin's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
Ricky Moneys is like a combo of two of the all time great Brewer names, Ricky Bones and Don Money. But seriously, three of the top 50 looks like a good haul. I love how we approach it. Spread out the lottery tickets rather than skewing the budget all at the super top guys. At age 16-17, it’s so early to tell which of these guys turn into Made or Chourio and which ones become Gilbert Lara. Regarding Moneys, his profile sounds legit. Love to hear about his potential pop and competitiveness. Maybe he ends up in right. Who knows, at this point. Frontada also sounds very intriguing. Love his frame for a SS. I like a bit of a lankier frame at the position for range etc. He’s got the defense and hit tool you like to see. With the international market, the US draft system, player development, pitching lab, it’s so nice to be able to trust the process here because it is an understatement to say Milwaukee is excelling in these respects. From 2017 to now, we are consistently going to the playoffs while we have stealthily rebuilt the bulk of the roster. To keep winning rather than having to start over at the bottom with financial constraints is a testament to the organization’s process. -
Thank you! Hard to rhyme it though!
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That was a very advanced piece of hitting, no question.
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Good grief, what a win. Hard to believe what these guys do. Durbin and Mona with the dagger baby. Grit. Mona sporting an OPS over .800
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Bauers is white hot. Added some excitement late there.
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Priester Uribe Durbin Turang Collins Ashby Frelick Even Blake Perkins. Without even getting into more brand name players like Peralta, Yelich, Chourio, Contreras, Woody, or even the hyped Miz, this org has a type and it’s seen in how they have been identifying guys with grit, who are team oriented, and make the little plays to win. I bet they targeted Lockridge and Siegler similarly. Pitchers like Henderson and Gasser. Synergy and chemistry over buying every star they can a la the Dodgers.
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12-2 with a 3.25 ERA. Ten games over .500
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Happy to see so much baseball activity here while there’s an NFL game going on. I like both sports but wish baseball could generate more interest across the board.
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Totally, especially for the playoffs. You’d love to have Mis, Ashby, Uribe and Megill as major factors.
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They found a great role and fit for him. He’s got talent and can be a weapon in this role.
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Two guys there I’d look hard at trying to extend early.
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Vaughn has talent with the bat or else he wouldn’t have been the 3rd overall pick. You’d love to see him become a Schwarber. He’s got physical ability but it’s the inconsistency and inability to weather slumps that has been a killer. If he could ever get over that, you could have a Schwarber type.
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I thought he was on track to be a week or so away but others could correct me.
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Who had Turang as being on the verge of .290, 20 HR and 80 RBI with a plus .800 ops? With his speed and defense?
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Man Priester was an incredible acquisition (so far, and knock on wood). Fingers crossed he’s got lasting power. More data on Chris Hook’s brilliance and organizational know-how.
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I couldn’t be happier with this team and the way the organization is going. This what I was waiting for, for years. Playoff baseball will be about the right things clicking at the right time. Whether that happens, I don’t know. So I’m cautious about it. But on May 15, I couldn’t have computed the synergies that have come together. If you plugged in our roster, the data, etc., I don’t think any human or AI could have calculated where we are. In the concern category, I’m probably worried about some of the arms being overtaxed. A guy like Uribe is an example. Can they all be fresh enough at playoff time? Either way, I’m happy with this organization. I’m process-oriented and our process sets us apart.
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I’m still patient in my view of Siegler. There’s some flexibility there that’s really appealing. Sample size is tiny so far and to me he doesn’t seem overmatched. I’m still hoping he can be a solid bench piece this year and potentially beyond considering he’s under control.
