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  1. Nathan Rode @NathanRode OF Arbert Cipion (NJ) has elite speed and strength. Short, aggressive swing with flat path. Strong arm. #Brewers #mlbdraft
  2. 9 275 -- Cipion, Arbert Passaic County Technical Institute CF R/R HS SR -- 6' 2 186lbs DOB: 05/09/00
  3. jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft David Fry of the Brewers is a senior sign who stood out for the fact that 51% of his hits went for extra bases
  4. http://www.nsudemons.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4604 Has some pop. Also played 1B.
  5. Next Pick is 7 (215): @Brewers select Northwestern St U C David Fry. This is a senior sign.
  6. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG Brewers take one of the more intriguing storylines in RHP Drew Rasmussen from Oregon State. Has had two TJ's, didn't sign at pick 35 last year, loud arm when healthy. Didn't pitch in 2018 after second TJ jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft Really love these last two picks Twins and Brewers drafting very interesting players with high ceilings jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft Drew Rasmussen was a player the Rays took in the 30s last year. He missed this entire year after an injury issue. He has had multiple TJ surgeries. If he had been healthy he would have been a first rounder for me this year and last. It is a gamble but one to watch Jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraf Rassmussen working with Driveline is a good thing, looking at new ways to work, arm could play up in the pen if one is afraid of the wear and tear as a starter Kinda love the risk here. Likely to be underslot as well.
  7. Rasmussen, Drew Oregon State (OR) RHP R/R 4YR SR Went in first round I believe last year. Now a senior sign.
  8. Nathan Rode @NathanRode Had RHP Justin Jarvis at No. 97 in the High School Draft 100. Here are his tools from @PrepBaseballNC's report. #mlbdraft #Brewers
  9. Carlos Collazo Verified account @CarlosACollazo Heard 2018 NC RHP Justin Jarvis threw a perfect game with fewer than 100 pitches tonight. 18Ks. Up into the 94-95 mph range. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG Brewers take a guy we at PG really like in Justin Jarvis, prep RHP from NC. UNC-W signee, deceptive delivery, been to 95-96 this spring, projectable body, breaker is inconsistent but shows above avg., huge performer all last summer/fall
  10. Bradley had a workout with the Brewers, he just went to the Rays
  11. Brewers Farm ‏BrewersFarm Ashby is an athletic lefty that just turned 20 years old. Throws a low-to-mid 90's fastball with a plus curveball in the 80's. Has a change as well. Potential control issues due to funky delivery. #Brewers
  12. Works for me. Instant analysis from Draft twitter follows below. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG 42s43 seconds ago Brewers going the #JuCoRoute with Crowder's Aaron Ashby. Absolutely ridiculous strikeout numbers this year, some funk in delivery, hammer breaking ball, some projection there Stephen Cohn @stephen__cohn Ashby is "on a good path" they say on the broadcast. 156 Ks (led nation in JUCO) and 18.8 (!!) Ks per nine innings. Plus curve, hard slider, 91-94 fastball. #Brewers Eric Longenhagen @longenhagen I think Aaron Ashby is a great pick. One of better curveballs in the draft, fastball comes in at tough angle. Threw three non-nos this spring. Carlos Collazo ‏@CarlosACollazo Another @jjcoop36 guy goes off the board in Aaron Ashby. Crazy numbers with an above-average fastball in the 90-94 range with a true plus curveball. He's gotten stronger and could add even more weight. jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft Aaron Ashby is another player from my big board, he was untouchable this year. He had some of the craziest stats in the country
  13. Adam McCalvy Verified account @AdamMcCalvy Tod Johnson on Brewers 2nd rounder Joe Gray: "We were real excited to add him at pick 60 because there was some considerations of him going well before there. … We were pretty excited that we were able to sign him. Great kid, too. Real outgoing, gregarious kind of kid." Looks like they agreed on a number for Gray.
  14. J.P. Breen @JP_Breen Brice Turang isn't the sexiest prospect b/c he's been on the scouting radar for years and doesn't have high power potential, but he's a good defender at a premium position, has shown solid pitch discipline, has good bat-to-ball skills, and has quality makeup. #Brewers jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft I got that one right, I called it late that I thought Turang to the Brewers was a perfect fit that makes 8 for me on the night
  15. Nathan Rode @NathanRode Big time steal for #Brewers. Turang is a big league SS. Plus runner. Bat was inconsistent from last summer through spring, but it's in there. #mlbdraft Christopher Crawford @Crawford_MILB I really like the Turang pick for Milwaukee. Four above-average tools, should stick at shortstop. Lack of power doesn't concern me as long as he's at short, and he should be. Also from Crawford... Turang was another player that was projected to higher than this before the season, but inconsistent results -- and other players stepping up -- saw him slide into a mid first-round talent. He has plus speed, and he's a quality defender at shortstop, so you won't have to worry about him moving off the position. There's very little power here, but he should hit for enough average to be a regular someday. A high-floor prep player who offers fantasy value because of his speed. @CarlosACollazo I'm extremely high on Brice Turang. I think he'll prove some people wrong after slipping a bit. Love his feel to hit, love his speed, defensive tools and mentality on the field. ALL the top prospect twitter followers seem to love this pick.
  16. Taylor Blake Ward @TaylorBlakeWard 5m5 minutes ago Brice Turang, SS, Santiago HS (CA) - advanced prep player, above-average hitter, fielder and runner, power still yet to come, will stay at SS long term #Brewers Jaypers @Jaypers413 I expected Turang to get popped by either KC or TB, as Turang reportedly has a high price. Nice get for them. @Brewers #MLBDraft @jordo2323 `
  17. Sean Casey just comped him to Yelich from an offensive standpoint
  18. Brice Turang | Rank: 25 School: Santiago (Calif.) HS Year: Senior Position: SS Age: 18 DOB: 11/21/1999 Bats: L Throws: R Height: 6'1" Weight: 165 lb. Commitment: Louisiana State Watch Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 40 | Run: 60 | Arm: 55 | Field: 55 | Overall: 50 Turang entered last summer as perhaps the top player in the entire class, and certainly among the high school set. A combination of a relatively pedestrian summer showcase performances and an extremely high expectation bar, a trend that has continued this spring, caused his star to fade, though he's still one of the better prep players in the nation. Turang does everything fairly well, though a lack of a true plus carrying tool is one reason why scouts were a bit down on him. Most feel he has the chance to be a plus hitter with an advanced approach at the plate using a high-contact, line-drive spray kind of approach. With a lean frame, there is some question about how much strength he'll add, with believers thinking power will come. Most feel he is a long-term shortstop, though some don't see it as a slam dunk. Some feel Turang suffered more from being seen for so long that he was bound to get knocked simply for not being the best player on the field at all times. Others haven't seen him dominate the way they feel a top-of-the-Draft prospect should in high school. He is committed to LSU, which could become an issue depending on when he's selected.
  19. Seigler did work out pre-draft at Miller Park on Thursday.
  20. Liberatore I think is a prime candidate to go here to Tampa.
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