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  1. Arizona Complex lines up like this tonight… Juan Ortuno 2B Handelfry Encarnacion CF Jorge Quintana SS Frederi Montero 1B Roderick Flores LF Luis Corobo C Kevin Ereu 3B Jadyn Fielder DH Pedro Ibarguen RF Ethan Dorchies P No Quero in the lineup but he is listed among the bench players.
  2. KC Royals 2B hitting for a 44 wRC+ and -1.2 WAR (only Rockies 2B have been worse). Cam Devanney is hitting for a 149 wRC+ at their AAA affiliate. I know it’s been said before but… FREE CAM DEVANNEY !!
  3. Most likely. With only 78 and 81 innings in each of the last two seasons and 54 already this year he probably has about 70 IP left in the tank assuming they don't want to jump him by more than 40 to 50 over his previous highs. Of his eleven outings this year he's gone 3 IP, 4 IP (x2), 5 IP (x5), and 6 IP (x3) with pitch counts between 57 and 96. Average outing has been a tick under five innings and about 78 pitches to this point.
  4. Civale and Quintana are two of only 66 pitchers with at least 500 IP since 2021. I think they both qualify as dependable veteran innings eaters which makes someone more of a back end three or solid four in today's starting pitching hellscape. Quintana has a 90 ERA- | 96 FIP- over that stretch. If that is a #5 I'll take five of them. Civale hasn't been quite impressive peripherally with a 94 ERA- | 125 FIP- since joining the Brewers, but has still kept runs off the board at an above average rate. Hard for me to call that a #5. Going back to that 2021-25 leaderboard and lowering the IP threshold to 350 gets 137 pitchers (almost five per team), Quintana is 59th with 8.9 rWAR and Civale is 76th with 7.0 rWAR.
  5. Noticed that. With two of the three "big" signings being CF was curious who the other non-Acosta SS would be. Listed at 5'7" 140lbs on his player page for whatever that is or isn't worth.
  6. First Base is pretty crowded in the system with EMJ, Black, Boeve, Adams, and Burke at the higher levels. Think Bitonti’s going to need to reduce his 34.8 K% quite a bit before he gets the bump.
  7. Ayendy Bravo with a nice start for DSL Blue at 4 IP of 1 UER | 2 H | 0 BB | 7 K.
  8. Frandy was probably the name I was most surprised not to see on the ACL roster this year. Accirding to his player page he wears #69 so he presumably plays with a little spice (or is a fan of offensive line play in American Football)
  9. Checking that 2023 to present leaderboard it looks like Clarke has an 89 strikeout gap over Eduardo Garcia in 2nd place, but trails Luke Adams by 17 walks for the top spot in the BB column. Like Meatloaf sang, “Two Out of Three (True Outcomes) Ain’t Bad.”
  10. Going back to 2022 Freddy has 482 IP of 86 ERA- | 92 FIP- | 10.1 rWAR | 8.3 fWAR. Over that same stretch Nate Eovaldi has 493 IP of 84 ERA- | 90 FIP- | 10.9 rWAR | 8.4 fWAR. He just got 3/75 for his age 35-37 seasons. I don’t think Freddy would consider signing for anything less than $100M in new money and would probably want something closer to 5/125.
  11. So ready for some DSL box scores to be injected directly into my veins tomorrow. Guessing Kenny Fenelon and Brailyn Antunez will be split up so both can play CF everyday?
  12. Mark Manfredi in for Biloxi and continues his run of dominant outings with seven up six down (1 BB | 1 K).
  13. How about a shout to Yannic Walther who hit his first stateside homer. Guten Tag Junger Mann !!
  14. Eleven runs, fifteen hits, five walks for NASH…& Oliver Dunn goes ohfer six with four K.
  15. Felt pretty impossible a couple weeks ago, but 15 W - 13 L takes the cake.
  16. Yeah, Collins has +3 DRS | +3 FRV in only 216 innings so far. Obviously extrapolating small sample defensive metrics is a fool's errand (but hey this is the Optimism Thread) so that's like a +15 to +20 kind of pace over a full season of innings. Either way, playing defense like that and adding value on the bases (+0.4 BsR) is how you end up with 0.5 WAR in 115 PAs as a corner outfielder with a 83 wRC+.
  17. Hey look at that, Quinn has 50.2 IP with a right on the nose average 100 ERA- to this point. Half way there? Speaking of half, its been a tale of two halves for Priester... First Five Games (23.1 IP) 72 K+ | 170 BB+ | 111 HR9+ 142 ERA- | 133 FIP- Last Five Games (27.1 IP) 64 K+ | 75 BB+ | 95 HR9+ 64 ERA- | 104 FIP- Still not striking anybody out, but reigned in the control big time and his 58.0% ground ball rate is 5th in MLB among 133 pitchers with at least 40 IP so far. I don't think many guys have a true talent 64 ERA-, but don't have to squint too hard to see Priester settling into the Brewers FIP Beater archetype of guys like say Wade Miley (71 ERA- | 101 FIP-), Bryse Wilson (81 ERA- | 111 FIP-), Chase Anderson (90 ERA- | 111 FIP-), Zach Davies (91 ERA- | 98 FIP-), Civale (94 ERA- | 125 FIP-), et al. Yophery update...173 PA of 183/329/303 (86 wRC+). Nice walk (17.3 BB%) and strikeout numbers (20.2 K%), but a dreadful .229 BABIP is short circuiting the operation. His .120 ISO is also a bit below the .132 league average in the Sally League. Holobetz update...20.1 IP with a decent looking 3.98 ERA but less inspiring 5.57 FIP and 4.78 xFIP under the hood. 31 K | 5 BB | 1 HR in 24 IP with the Brewers in A ball, but 16 K | 6 BB | 4 HR in those 20.1 IP at Boston's A+ affiliate.
  18. Crazy. 0 W - 9 L on Saturdays. That means for six days of the the week they've played at a 99 win pace so far this year.
  19. Looking at the FanGraphs list Adamczewski (#12), Jorge Quintana (#13), Coleman Crow (#18), Hardin (#19), Dinges (#26), and Tate Kuehner (#29) are the guys not in the MLB Top 30. Feel like Dinges is the guy MLB will go with, but only because Adamczewski hasn't played in awhile. Maybe they just go with Coleman Crow because he was #26 on their 2024 list so they don't have to write a new report and can just tack on a little update that he's back on the mound with a handful of solid starts at AA after a long layoff.
  20. Good on Hiura turning his season around and getting the Colorado call. I had been checking his numbers earlier in the season and it was ugly... thru 0415 (61 PA) 104/295/104 (16 wRC+) 18.0 BB% | 39.3 K% Started to turn the corner for a few weeks, but still nothing impressive... 0416 to 0506 (60 PA) 245/333/396 (77 wRC+) 10.0 BB% | 30.0 K% & now has just exploded over the last few weeks... 0507 to 0530 (79 PA) 338/430/779 (183 wRC+) 8.9 BB% | 19.0 K%
  21. Wenderlyn King in for the fifth. After a shaky first outing he’s gone 8 IP | 1 ER | 5 H | 1 BB | 1 HBP | 7 K in his last two appearances. & he promptly strikes out the side on 11 pitches.
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