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  1. I don’t believe I posted an opinion in the entire thread. Your posts displayed a fundamental misunderstanding of how MLB teams (not just the Brewers) approach the draft & accompanying bonus pool system.
  2. Were you asking questions or stating your opinions as facts?
  3. Every team in MLB manipulates their bonus pool by taking low dollar signs earlier than projected by the “experts” to go over slot with later picks. The guy the Phillies picked in the first round wasn’t on the MLB or FanGraphs Top 100
  4. Payne (17.9) tied for 2nd youngest on FG Top 100. Meccage (18.3) tied for 12th. Levonias (18.4) tied for 15th. Didn’t click on the individual birthdays but that is 3 of the 17 youngest players on their board.
  5. Cooper Pratt, drafted over slot last year at #182 with money saved by going under slot on earlier picks, just played in the Futures Game and cracked MLB Pipeline’s Top 100.
  6. Each teams draft pool is predetermined by MLB based on the number and position of their selections Pretty sure the Brewers have spent their draft pool every year since the system was instituted. The Major League roster is a whole different line item.
  7. Some speculation from Longenhagen in the FG chat.., “Sloan's number was big, like 4 mil (heard this today) so I'm not sure anyone will take him unless it's MIL in the comp“
  8. No doubt. The Brewers front office knows way more than I do, so I’m just going to sit back and enjoy.
  9. Smith and Jurrangelo supposedly going to CHC and SEA so would only have to get past MIA at that point.
  10. Longenhagen hearing he might not make it past BOS at #12 in the FanGraphs chat.
  11. Don’t think you are mistaken. Ross went 2.2 IP (34 pitches) with Wisco on 0706 then 3.2 IP (46 pitches) with Nashville on 0710. Think he’d be ready for that 0724 start. Hall’s last appearance was 0709 and he took a liner of the forearm, which I believe they said would shut him down at least ten days. Checking Hall’s game log looks more to me like they were setting him up to be a multi inning reliever upon his return. That or he just couldn’t get past three innings.
  12. Yeager back out for the ninth trying to record the four out save. & he goes pop out, strike out, line out to put the finishing touches on the 7 to 5 Shuckers win and a much needed 5 W - 0 L day from Carolina on up to Milwaukee.
  13. Yoho comes back out for the eighth after throwing 24 pitches in the seventh. Gave up a run (some bad luck with a Casey Martin error in there) and Justin Yeager has been summoned to try and get the third out of the inning with two men on base, which he does on a three pitch punch out.
  14. Nick Kahle singled, Casey Martin reached on error, and Dylan O’Rae walked for the fifth time to load the bases. Singles from Carlos Rodriguez and Ernesto Martinez scored all three giving Biloxi a 7 to 4 advantage top of eight.
  15. Dylan O’Rae walked for the fourth time & stole second, Carlos Rodriguez singled, Brock Wilken singled, Connor Scott doubled, a passed ball scored Wilken, Ernesto Martinez Jr. walked and Adam Hall singled to tie the score at four apiece top of seven. Craig Yoho is on after the stretch and has loaded the bases with two outs on a pair of singles and a walk, but escapes the jam with his second strikeout of the inning.
  16. James Meeker came into a two on nobody out jam in the Nashville ninth and coaxed three outs out of two ground balls to earn his first save of the year as the Sounds prevail 3 to 2.
  17. Tyler Bryant pitched a scoreless eighth (1 BB | 2 K) and Jeferson Figueroa worked around a pair of walks to notch his second save of the season in the 7 to 4 Mudcats win.
  18. Stiven Cruz threw a scoreless eighth (1 HBP) and Chase Costello struck out the first two batters of the ninth before going single, walk, single to load the bases. & Costello gets a ground ball to Luke Adams to secure the 5 to 3 TRats victory and pick up his third save of the season.
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