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  1. sveumrules
    Ethan Dorchies with another strong start notching five scoreless with 3 H | 2 BB | 1 HBP | 5 K. Offense picked up three runs bottom of five via Tyler Black walk, Frederi Montero single, Luis Corobo RBI single, Roderick Flores walk, Jadyn Fielder bases loaded walk for run two, and a Kevin Garcia groundout for run three. Unfortunately, Joshua Quezada gave them all back top of six so we’ve got a 3-3 tie heading to bottom six.
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    Plate approach/swinging too much. First two months 2024 34.3 O-Swing% 69.0 Z-Swing% 52.5 Swing% Last four months 2024 30.5 O-Swing% 63.5 Z-Swing% 47.3 Swing% So far this year 39.0 O-Swing% 70.7 Z-Swing% 55.1 Swing%
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    Packers had the 5th best point differential in the NFL last year, the majority of their schedule was inferior opponents. & this year they'll have a 3rd place schedule instead of a 2nd place schedule.
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    DSL Gold trailing 4-2 top of six. Juan Martinez has an RBI triple while Romano Donato left the yard with a solo shot for the two Brewers runs. Gabriel Colmenarez started things off with 5 IP | 1 ER | 4 H | 1 BB | 7 K.
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    DSL Blue out to an early 4-0 lead. Gerlyn Payano and Leonard Rijo had first inning RBI singles with Carlos Done adding a two run HR in the fourth. Lonell Downs on the mound and has gone four scoreless with 3 H | 1 BB | 1 HBP | 6 K.
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    Caleb Durbin was acquired in the offseason and has been the Brewers primary 3B this year. His +1.02 Win Probability Added is tops among Brewers batters so far this year.
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    Think it’s still gonna be awhile with the .208 batting average and 27.5 K%. Brock has also cooled considerably since his scorching few weeks in May batting 148/303/404 with a 30.3 K% over his last 66 PA.
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    Yeah, another third place eleven win season could very well be in the cards.
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    Nice to see Pratt have a good game as he’s been struggling big time lately. Thru 0517 he was at 166 PA of 259/345/399 (124 wRC+) with a 9.6 BB% | 13.9 K%. He got HBP on 0517, played the next day, then missed the next few games before reappearing on 0523. Since 0517 he’s at 62 PA of 161/230/196 (30 wRC+) with a 6.5 BB% | 19.4 K%. Went back and looked at the game thread and link report for 0517 but didn’t see any specific mention of where he was hit. Could just be a cold streak, but wonder if he hasn’t playing a little dinged up the last couple weeks.
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    Yeah, Garcia is an interesting case. On the one hand you gotta think he’s itching to get out of Appleton with this being his fourth year there. On the other hand Pratt and Lara have SS and CF on lock in Biloxi so he’d probably be bouncing mostly between 2B and corner OF (maybe 3B if Wilken were promoted). Feel like barring injury most of the promotions will be closer to the draft and trade deadline, or maybe around the end of June when the A/A+/AA seasons reset for the second half.
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    Small sample theatre but Rosario (131 wRC+ | 12.9 BB% | 21.4 K%) has been better than Dalbec (92 wRC+ | 8.5 BB% | 31.9 K%) since they came over. Eddie’s had more MLB success too. Guess R/L could play into the hypothetical too.
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    What’s the case for Boeve? He’s struck out 30% of the time and has yet to play the field this year. Wilken’s 15 HR are nice, but the matching 15 singles are equally discouraging. Brock might need to improve on that 27.5 K% and .208 batting average before earning a promotion. Adams probably has the best statistical case for a bump up, but is the worst fit positionally playing mostly 1B this year with EMJ (& eventually Black) lined up for most of those reps. Guess they could slide him back to 3B but that eats into the reps they’ve been trying to get Seigler there. Another issue is even with the monster start Burke is off to, he’s only got 3 HR and a .131 ISO (54th of 127 Midwest League hitters min. 100 PA). He’s kinda the anti-Wilken with 48 singles doing the heavy lifting for him right now. Similar to Areinamo repeating Wisco because they wanted him to show more selectivity/power, could see them waiting on a Burke promotion until he starts getting more XBH in the mix.
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    Depends what you mean by “a top pitching prospect”. He’s still the best relief prospect in the Brewers system and about as good as it gets for a relief prospect that doesn’t have a huge fastball to fall back on. For me personally Yoho is a nice prospect, but the only Brewers that would qualify as “top pitching prospects” would be Misio & Henderson. Crow, Letson, Meccage, maybe Hardin and Knoth once he comes back from surgery would be the next potential “top pitching prospects” in the Brewers system for me but are going to need to show out for longer and at higher levels before reaching that designation.
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    I’d argue “back end” is selling Priester’s performance short to this point too. There are 145 pitchers with at least 40 IP so far this year, almost five per team. Prieseter’s 0.6 rWAR puts him in a tie occupying spots #85 to #93 on that leaderboard so that is essentially a #3 or mid-rotation kind of guy.
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    He hasn’t been as good as Myers was last year, but he’s been better than an injured Myers this year. If Tobias didn’t tweak his oblique we might not have acquired Priester to begin with. He hasn’t been as good as Quintana either, but with all the SP injuries (including Quintana himself) they’ve needed both of them just to get to this point.
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    My expectations for Patrick were that he’d be something like a 100 to 105 FIP- guy that could land in that 90 to 95 ERA- range with the Brewers FIP beating infrastructure. Obviously his 5.4 HR/FB% (tied for 4th among 110 pitchers min. 50 IP) is doing the heavy lifting here, but to be rocking an 81 FIP- through his first 69 innings is…well…pretty, pretty nice. Will be interesting to see to what extent he can stave off regression there as the season goes on.
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    They put him on the 7 Day IL, but I don't believe there's been any news on the specific injury.
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    & Freider Rojas (who walked earlier) joins the multi time reacher club with an RBI double to make it a 7 to 6 deficit. & Pedro Ibarguen follows up with a double of his own to tie things up at 7 each.
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    Zona Crew trailing 7 to 5 top of seven. Multi time reachers to this point include... Pedro Ibarguen (single, walk) Tyler Black (HOMER, two singles) Roderick Flores (three walks) Kevin Ereu (two singles, walk)
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    Sal & Brice are even on the FanGraphs leaderboards, but Turang has a healthy lead in BRef WAR. Patrick and Peralta are a fun comparison right now. Patrick (69 IP) 101 K+ | 84 BB+ | 62 HR+ 70 ERA- | 81 FIP- 2.3 rWAR | 1.8 fWAR Peralta (71 IP) 115 K+ | 112 BB+ | 110 HR+ 72 ERA- | 99 FIP- 2.1 rWAR | 1.1 fWAR Among 56 NL pitchers with at least 50 IP, Patrick is 6th in rWAR and tied for 6th in fWAR.
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    OUT (3.7 WAR) Burnes (4.4 rWAR) Williams (-0.7 rWAR) IN (3.0 WAR) Ortiz (2.8 WAR) Hall (0.4 rWAR) Durbin (0.1 WAR) Cortes (-0.3 rWAR) We’re almost even from a pure production standpoint despite trading away the two star players, still won the Division without Burnes last year, have like fifteen seasons of control remaining on Ortiz/Hall/Durbin (plus Burke), and prolly don’t sign Hoskins without the front office having confidence in being able to deal Burnes.
  22. sveumrules
    Both DSL squads down 2-0 early, but Kenny Fenelon is back atop the lineup for the Gold club. Catcher Jonathan Rangel hit his third triple of the young season already.
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    Main issue is Seigler only has 37 professional innings at 3B. Durbin has also hit 286/345/529 (116 wRC+) over his last 55 PA so no real urgency to replace him at the moment.
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    Mercado faced nine batters through the first three then faced all nine again in a very On The Complex fourth. Three singles, a walk, an HBP, a catchers interference, three steals, a passed ball and a dropped pop foul by catcher Kevin Garcia (not in that order) added up to three runs across.
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    One down bottom of nine and Jadher doubles and goes to third on a throwing error. After a couple failed attempts getting Hedbert to chase they intentionally walked him to get to Daniel Guilarte who came through with the sac fly for the Wisco walk off.
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