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  1. Will Rudy has opened with three scoreless innings (1 H | 2 BB | 3 K) as we head to bottom of three tied zero zero in Wisco.
  2. Tyler Black singled, stole second, and scored on a Francisco Mejia base knock to get the Sounds on the board bottom of one. But Carlos Rodriguez (the pitcher) gave up a pair of solo jacks top of two as Nashville now trails 2 to 1 top of three.
  3. Carlos Rodriguez (the OF) singled, Darrien Miller walked, then both came around to score on a Connor Scott double in the top of the first. Top of third Brock Wilken and Darrien Miller have each singled with a Connor Scott walk loading the bases one down. And an Ernesto Martinez Jr. triple clears the bases as Zavier Warren steps to the plate now with the score 5 to 0 Shuckers. Misio has gone six up six down two strikeouts so far.
  4. Didn't realize until just now that Joshua Quezada is who we got from the Yankees for Clayton Andrews. Hopefully he can offset that Jake Bauers trade somewhat with both Jace Avina (123 wRC+ in A+ with K rate trimmed to 25.5%) and Brian Sanchez (146 wRC+ in the FCL) having nice years in the NY system.
  5. There's nothing particularly advanced about it. The Brewers were on pace to win 96 games at the split, no one believes they are a 96 win true talent team. The longest losing stretch they had in the first half was going 11-12 from 0414 through 0508, I fully expect them to play a longer stretch of baseball worse than one game under .500 at some point in the second half because regression is inevitable.
  6. I’m sure there’ll still be plenty of disappointment even if they sweep.
  7. Yeah. Frelick is probably the most successful of the lil guys we've drafted so far. Not a draft pick, but Ortiz is listed at 5'9" on MLB.com. Lara, Jadher, Baez, Nadal, now Juan Ortuno on DSL1 are other examples with varying degrees of success in the low minors, though they were all international signings obviously.
  8. Black moving around the diamond feels more like something a potential trade partner asked us to do so they could get looks at him in different spots. If the Brewers planned on using him in more of a super utility role I think they would have been playing him all over the place before yesterday.
  9. Miller was a Top 25 prospect in all of baseball entering 2023. Monasterio would be a AAA infielder for the Dodgers, Peguero would be their 5th reliever at best, Boeve probably slots in around the teens in a stacked Dodgers system. If the Dodgers shopped a talented young starting pitcher like Miller I think they’d receive better offers than this.
  10. First FanGraphs mock has is taking Seaver King at #17… “The Brewers aren’t scared off by a lack of prototypical size (Eric Brown Jr., Robert Moore, Dylan O’Rae, etc.), which is the only thing King lacks. Milwaukee has also been more open to letting guys try to move up the defensive spectrum, which would ideally happen for King, who played mostly third base at Wake. This is the first spot Kaelen Culpepper’s name has surfaced. Carson Benge has also been mentioned here and at the next two picks.“ Of the names mentioned in the article Moore (#14) was already off the board with Benge (#19), Schmidt (#20) and Brecht (#22) all mocked right after the Brewers pick.
  11. Wong is the player they traded for Winker, so Jesse’s salary didn’t actually add anything to the payroll. I was just pointing out that the largesse of his contract and the big-ness of his acquisition were being overstated in the grand scheme of things. They moved Wong to open a spot for Turang with the hopes Winker would bounce back to his pre-injury form and provide better DH production than McCutchen did for $8.5M the year before. Winker plus Turang was like $10M cheaper than Wong plus McCutchen.
  12. I thought Contreras was the big acquisition of the 2023 offseason?
  13. He was acquired via trade for Kolten Wong, not signed as a free agent.
  14. Fitz throws his third straight three up three down frame (two more K) to close out the 7 to 0 Wisco win and pick up his first ever save.
  15. & a Luke Adams double scores Lara, 7 to 0 Wisco with still just one out bottom of seven.
  16. Kuehner added a sixth scoreless frame (and two more walks) to his line before giving way to Brian Fitzpatrick who pitched a scoreless seventh (1 K). Jheremey Vargas has just gone deep bottom of seven, TRats now leading 6 to 0. And Luis Lara follows up with a double and steals third.
  17. Tate Kuehner with five scoreless (1 H | 1 BB | 1 HBP | 2 K) on 56 pitches to start the day.
  18. 96th percentile BB rate versus 42nd percentile K rate seems pretty good to, wonder why that wasn’t circled?
  19. Awesome read, though I believe the first two “2024” should be “2023” talking about last year’s draft? Catcher definitely looks like the biggest hole to me at the moment. Quero’s injury muddies things somewhat at the very top, after that I’m not a huge believer in either of Miller or Wood to ever be more than 3rd catcher types. Then after that somebody like Corobo would still be around five years away even on the off chance he lives up to some of the Quero comps that were tossed around when he signed. Ideally they can nab a college backstop with a nice collection of defensive tools at some point.
  20. Somewhat arbitrary endpoints and all that, but in the first month or so back from injury (May 7th to June 5th) Wilken hit for a 93 wRC+ over 101 PAs. From June 6th onward he is at a 145 wRC+ clip over 130 PAs.
  21. Always appreciate the additional context. Just glad it wasn’t a head or hand/wrist shot.
  22. Connor Scott two RBI single gives the Shuckers a 5 to 4 lead. Still no outs top of nine.
  23. Eric Brown Jr. single and Ernesto Martinez Jr. HBP have two on nobody out for Biloxi here top of nine. Looks like Casey Martin is on to run for Ernesto, hopefully nothing too serious. & an Adam Hall double makes it 3 to 4, runners on 2nd and 3rd still no outs with Connor Scott stepping to the plate.
  24. Zona Crew drops a five spot top of one. Josh Adamczewski walk, Luiyin Alastre single, wild pitch, Eric Bitonti two RBI two bagger, Tyler Rodriguez single, double steal for run number three, Ramon Moreno RBI triple and a passed ball in a pear tree.
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