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  1. brewcrewdue80
    HS players drafted early get that rep. Unless you're in a big market, then post poor numbers and still be top 40. The ceiling projection changes if the knock on the HS prospect seems to creep in after a season or 2. You expect some body filling out and harder hit balls or HR power to show up, but Warning Track Power(hi) or k issues, it's time for the next draft/int signing class to jump ahead in ranking. I could easily see Williams as Opening day SS over Ortiz. Like Sproat, being ranked qualifies him for Roy draft pick compensation. So the conversation on Pratt in AAA or AA wouldn't matter. Monasterio's days has to be numbered. If they put Williams on Opening day roster, I'll guess he becomes a late RP trade for a team needing a 3b/SS backup.
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    You'll notice it's always pre season ranks. So there are chances they could peak higher mid-season while being promoted after Super 2 date and graduating off prospect lists. But yes, this is the way to quickly find rankings if listed preseason. I think Hall or Ortiz kinda missed the preseason ranks. Or there was a Brewers call up that missed the preseason ranks and lost prospect status who had climbed to a mid-season ranking.
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    I think ST will decide if the team needs to add a SP. Between Woodruff, Priester, Misiorowski, and Sproat you have 4 SPs that can pitch 150+ innings. I'd have to check the schedule, but typically a 5th SP isn't needed until like 3rd time through 5 days rest so that'd be like game 13-14. Let's have a run with all these guys getting a chance first. Save the money for use at trade deadline. Sproat-is he still on Rookie status? This would make him RoY plus bonus eligible being top 100 ranked. Patrick threw 161IP last season so there's another 150+ SP Henderson/Hall are around 120+ Peak Ashby should also handle 120+. I completely forgot about Gasser. Another 100+
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    They also lost Collins/Myers. If you had bet over it's likely increasing a win after Donavan trade. It is amazing, you're right, that a 97win team with 3? AS, nothing ridiculous standing out at the plate for expected regression, could have such low wins projected. Enjoy the easy money.
  5. brewcrewdue80
    No to a Megill trade. The Brewers need them both this season. They are good to share closers. On top of with 5IP starters, the need for both 8th and 9th inning shut down pitchers is needed more. Remember the 3 headed machine KC won its World series with? I think that is the road map to winning the WS. Sadly 2 of the greatest RP in last 8 years coughed up series clinching saves. Just gotta continue with that roadmap til it succeeds.
  6. brewcrewdue80
    "with the Brewers to trade for Peralta with a Ritchie-centered package" Interesting that both Sproat and Ritchie had just over 140IP last season. I think Sproat seems higher upside and we got away with a better deal. Maybe saying to Mets Atlanta is l-l this close to getting Freddy, that Stearns jumped in his commitment to see that didnt happen.
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    Maybe thats why they signed Reece with minor contract. They can see by comparison if he's ready for backup outperforming Reece. If he doesnt look like the better catcher, Milw can extend the ML contract to Reece. With his injury history that may not be a bad thing. Late game PH with some pop.
  8. brewcrewdue80
    Page 5 I posted some metspage info I took off a WI Sports FB post. The Mets believe he is a plus defender for both SS&CF.
  9. brewcrewdue80
    OK last one for awhile. Love that Sproat is 6-3. I think 6-3&6-4 are the best overall SP heights where taller seems to begin having more control problems repeating deliveries. Giving up Myers, the Brewers should have gotten some lotto player. If the Mets dont extend Peralta, QO will mean this was a 3 for 2 trade. A ptbnl or cash would have been better. I look forward to Ortiz' response in the BSML come spring training or not. Murphy doesn't have to put up with his bat this season. Last positive is Williams sounds able to play CF as a plus defender there. Flexibility against a Mitchell or Perkins injury.
  10. brewcrewdue80
    Off a wi sports FB page taken from a Mets site. Hope these turn out.
  11. brewcrewdue80
    You are giving Brandon Woodruff no credit to return as Ace on the staff.
  12. brewcrewdue80
    Spot on but I just seen on FB a sorta Savant graphic to Williams. He had a High pull and even higher pull Air rate. So he could bomb some more over the short LF wall than normal.
  13. brewcrewdue80
    6-2 would be great. I just want a 6ft to 6-5" 5-7 my mind closing my eyes just hears Levering, "hard ground ball through the hole out of the outstretched arms of Williams to LF for a base hit." Shorter heights also affect the length of arms.
  14. brewcrewdue80
    Another hard throwing SP. The great thing in Sproat is he hit 140+ IP. That makes him available to pitch a full season. Williams-a 5-7 height- you are well aware my ceiling feelings. 100 pct if he can play SS has a real chance to be OD starter.
  15. brewcrewdue80
    Every one that played 1 game for LA gets a WS ring? Or what's the minimum requirement?
  16. brewcrewdue80
    Browsing BREF i took a peak at LA for Sheehan stats. Then I seen it. LA used 40 different pitchers last season. As well as 25 different different position players. Ohtani would count as 1 for both, so an astonishing 64 players in 2025.. Brewers used 55. Are these numbers normal?
  17. brewcrewdue80
    Looking at Baty's minors/Mets pro stats&savant- he's not a player the Brewers should target. 3b and 2b defensively. 0 1b games in minors. This makes him redundant with Turang and Durbin. His savant didnt have a screaming need to acquire. Its mid just above avg. He's likely going to be/have a productive career. Just not fitting this MKE roster.
  18. brewcrewdue80
    I have a familiarity with BTV. I used it when it was free here a number of times. My comment, remembering on how a top 20 ranked prospect having serious gains in BTValue the more up the ladder towards #1, and what outside the top 100 was valued(usually $~1m). The point i was making is Pena top 20 in baseball, the higher value. Peete outside top 100 #11 in Seattle's team ranking, would not have that value without it being a mistake. He'd need to be top 25 prospect in all of baseball. These are MILB players with 0 differences in salary or team control. The difference is a 60grade overall ranking and a 45 grade overall ranking. 55 grade overall ranking is #100 right now.(surprisingly) so Peete isnt even close to top 100 value.
  19. brewcrewdue80
    Boston or Yankees. The news story with Yankees offering Luis Gil for Freddy, how is it Gil won Roy in 2024, is 1st year Arb eligible 2026 has 3 years control left? So not even a Super 2.
  20. brewcrewdue80
    Yet if they traded him, they'd likely go spend 8-12 million on a 1 year aging vet SP with the same 1 pitch away possibility who you hope gives you 150 innings of below 4.5 ERA on the mound.
  21. brewcrewdue80
    Yet none of that happened with Burnes-Hader- and Williams. You know I'm going light this offer when you suggesting a 5-7 utility infielder and what looks by the numbers a #3-5 type SP. Not even 9k/9 at age 25. Tong would be the premium upside I'd take him straight up for Peralta. Sounds like the type of movement pitching Brewers work with. A 10+K/9 22/23 6 years control if you dont wind it back.
  22. brewcrewdue80
    Duran finished 8th in AL MVP voting in 2024. Peralta finished 5th in NL CY voting in 25. 1 vs 3 years control. Both $8 mil for this season. Oh and Duran has a 50 career HR that Savant calls for 59 at AmFam vs 44 at Fenway. His spray chart showed a strong pull to LF in 24 that #8 mvp vote season and he had clearly worked going more center opposite field approach.
  23. brewcrewdue80
    Background to current Durran, I like the idea to Durran. 3 years control. Fast so would cover a lot OF. That Savant chart was very good. 8 mil it looks cost this season. Peeking at Boston, they have a strong group. 89 wins last season. Peralta for them makes sense. Duran at 3 years control makes Milwaukee need to include someone or multiples. I'll do a Freddy Peralta Cooper Pratt for Durran David Sandlin. Glossing over Sandlin's MLB profile he seems like the kind of pitcher who the pitching lab would improve and is near ML ready. Pratt is a tough loss but Crew have redundancy for is position. And its fine to blow this up. Getting at worst a late inning pitcher back plus Durran in the OF 1-3 years. Brewers having added the OF(name I dont recall) Lockridge-Mitchell-Perkins, tells me they wont look to add Durran Pratt would fit the future need Boston will have in 2 years anywhere in the infield. Obviously Peralta aids their Staff. Easy for Boston to extend QO after 26.
  24. brewcrewdue80
    Yeah so Pena at a 60 grade overall 18 in MLB 15.1 and Peete at a 45 grade overall-#11 rank for Seattle 14.8? Is the decimal meant to be 1.48M? If even that? Speier has 2 years of team control remaining. Under 2 WAR career? Did you look for the most absurd values on Seattle and the worst for Milwaukee? Is it from 2024? Vs recent 2025? Pena will likely crack Made's trade value by the end of 26 as rookies graduate off the list ahead of today.
  25. brewcrewdue80
    I agree with the sentiment the Brewers may be better than the team that lead mlb in wins. You'll have more experience from the young core. Woodruff among other pitchers to look towards Opening day potential. Contreras with a healthier hand. Vaughn at 1st. There's definitely some regression potential with Durbin, Frelick, Yelich. Priester is hard to expect the win total he had in 25. These projections are worthless until the days leading up to Opening day. I feel an OF trade needs to be done with Mitchell/Perkins/Lockridge etc. Kinda crowding #3/4/5 if you commit Yelich as only DH. It is nice to see a winning season on an offseason projection. I feel its generally 76-80 wins.
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