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MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 32s32 seconds ago 29 (883): @Brewers select St. Thomas University (FL) 2B Jackie Urbaez. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 24m24 minutes ago 26 (793): @Brewers select TCU (TX) C Zach Humphreys. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraftMLB Draft Tracker Verified account MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 36m36 minutes ag 25 (763): @Brewers select Pace University (NY) LHP Dan Wirchansky. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft @MLBDraftTracker 11m11 minutes ago 27 (823): @Brewers select Shoreline CC (WA) CF Zane Zurbrugg. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 5s5 seconds ago 28 (853): @Brewers select Santa Clara University (CA) OF Andre Nnebe. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft

Reviewing the Brew Verified account @ReviewngTheBrew 45m45 minutes ago In the 24th round of the #MLBDraft the #Brewers select SS Jose Torres, Calvert Hall College HS

Reviewing the Brew Verified account @ReviewngTheBrew 6s6 seconds ago In the 21st round of the #MLBDraft the #Brewers select RHP Eddy Tavarez, Peru St College Reviewing the Brew Verified account @ReviewngTheBrew 14m14 minutes ago In the 22nd round of the #MLBDraft the #Brewers select OF Terence Doston, Hillsborough HS Reviewing the Brew Verified account @ReviewngTheBrew 1m1 minute ago More In the 23rd round of the #MLBDraft the #Brewers select RHP Carter Rustad, Staley HS. He won't sign and will head to college. 121st overall prospect in the draft

Vinnie Cervino @vcervinoPG 41m41 minutes ago More Vinnie Cervino Retweeted MLB Draft Tracker Bender is a lower velocity southpaw but he’s got a really high spin breaking ball. #Brewers

Taylor Blake Ward @TaylorBlakeWard 2m2 minutes ago Myles Austin was a pre-season top 50 kid for me, struggled to hit consistently enough but the athleitc tools and raw power are there, tough sign this late #Brewers

The Brewer Nation @BrewerNation 16s17 seconds ago More With the 613rd overall pick in the 2019 #MLBDraft, the Milwaukee #Brewers select Myles Austin, SS, Westlake HS (GA). Austin has huge raw power from the right side and a lot of bat speed, impressive for a high school senior. A 6-foot-3, 185-pound shortstop, his body is still a little ahead of his hitting, as his swing can be long at times leaving him prone to swings-and-misses. But he has exciting potential at the plate. The Georgia native is an Alabama commit for next year. An average runner, he projects as an outfielder or third baseman.

18 553 -- team logo McGee, Ashton North Carolina (NC) 2B L/R 4YR JR -- 6' 1 215lbs DOB:11/19/98 19 583 -- team logo Milligan, Bryce Oklahoma City University (OK) RHP R/R 4YR JR -- 6' 1 165lbs DOB:07/24/98

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 7s7 seconds ago 16 (493): @Brewers select SUNY Stony Brook (NY) RF Michael Wilson. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft https://stonybrookathletics.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=5747

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 4s5 seconds ago 15 (463): @Brewers select Elon University (NC) SS Cam Devanney. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 8s9 seconds ago 14 (433): @Brewers select Utah Valley (UT) RHP Paxton Schultz. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft https://www.uvureview.com/recent/sports/mens-sports/baseball/paxton-schultz-getting-to-know-orems-ace/ Throws 95 per article Bill Mitchell @billazbbphotog 1m1 minute ago #Brewers 14th pick Paxton Schultz (Utah Valley) boosted his stock with solid start in WAC tourney. Was projected as a late Day 3 pick before then. Mid-90s FB.

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 1m1 minute ago 13 (403): @Brewers select Vanderbilt (TN) P Jackson Gillis. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft Gillis established himself as one of Vanderbilt's go-to relievers last season, but has been used sparingly in 2019. The left-hander has shown a fastball that sits at 92-95 mph and a solid curveball in the past. Gillis has also earned comparisons to former Vanderbilt pitcher Ben Bowden, who was drafted by the Rockies in the second round in 2016 and has pitched well for their Double-A Hartford affiliate this season. Aaron Fitt Verified account @aaronfitt 5 Jun 2017 Vandy freshman lefty Jackson Gillis is one of the exciting young building blocks on this roster. Comes in pumping gas, strands bases loaded. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG 2 Mar 2018 Vanderbilt lefthander Jackson Gillis worked a scoreless 7th, extreme arm speed from slinger low 3/4, 90-94 with flashes of life, frisbee slider in mid-70’s, blew guys away up in the zone with FB when he found delivery repeatability. #VandyBoys

OCCAC @OCCACSports Apr 16 BASEBALL PITCHER OF THE WEEK Brock Begue, Cuyahog Blanked conference foe Clark State for five innings and struck out 14 batters before the 10-0 run-rule was complete. Begue surrendered a lone hit while issuing no walks in the sizzling performance. Cuyahoga CC Baseball @TriCBaseball 23 Oct 2018 More Uncommitted SOPH LHP Brock Begue All-American in 2018, 11-1, 2.07 ERA. 85-88 w/ ASM run. + CH, quality SLD. jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft 12s13 seconds ago Brewers draft Brock Begue from TRI-C first time I can recall that but I know it has happened, just not often you here Parma, Ohio in the draft

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 17s17 seconds ago 11 (343): @Brewers select Cuyahoga CC (OH) LHP Brock Begue. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft

Looks like Holt is signing. His twitter bio says Milwaukee Brewers Organization on it. Historically that's been a tell. Floyd has the same thing.

9 (283): @Brewers select Clovis HS (CA) C Darrien Miller. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft Sam Monroy @sammonroy May 28 Darrien Miller....the swing resembles the left-handed swing of Mark Teixeira....in a draft light on catchers someone is going to pop him. Undersized but I’m buying the bat. #mlbdraft19 – at Los Angeles Clovis High Baseball @CloHighBaseball May 30 Congrats to the 2019 @TRACBASEBALL Sliver Slugger Award Darrien Miller. Darrien hit .398 with 35 hits 6 doubles 2 triples 3 Home Runs 19 RBI’s and 36 rbis. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG 1m1 minute ago Brewers take Darrien Miller, an under-the-radar prep C from NorCal. Smooth lefthanded swing, scouts like the hit tool projection, should grow into some more power, solid athlete behind the plate, unsure if he'll stick there PBR Northern CA @Clemmens_PBR 4m4 minutes ago C Darrien Miller selected in 9th round by @Brewers, he's an outstanding LHH catcher we saw quite a bit of @easterclassic and part of championship @CloHighBaseball team in @cifcs @TRACBASEBALL

Evan Closky @EvanClosky 28m28 minutes ago In the 8th round (253rd overall), the @Brewers select David Hamilton out of Texas. The San Marcos HS product was sidelined the entire year with a torn achilles. He was an All-Big 12 2nd teamer last season with a .400+ OBP. If he signs, could be with Missions down the road. Taylor Blake Ward @TaylorBlakeWard 35m35 minutes ago David Hamilton is great gamble, had first-day talk coming into season but injury has taken him out for lengthy amount of time, elite athlete who can stick at shortstop #Brewers Rasmussen 2.0....calling it now if we get him signed.

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 13s14 seconds ago 7 (223): @Brewers select Texas Tech (TX) CF Gabe Holt. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft Bats: L Class: 4YR SO Height: 5' 10 Pick Value: $192.90k Throws: R DOB: 01/07/98 Weight: 170 While he lacks power, Holt is a disciplined hitter with solid contact skills and excellent speed, and he has spent his first two seasons at Texas Tech as the team’s regular leadoff man. Holt still has major strides to make on defense, however, as his ability to run hasn’t translated to a strong performance on that side of the ball after he transitioned from second base to the outfield late in his freshman year.

MLB Draft Tracker Verified account @MLBDraftTracker 8s9 seconds ago 6 (193): @Brewers select Louisville (KY) P Nick Bennett. https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/drafted/team/brewers … #MLBDraft Bats: L Class: 4YR JR Height: 6' 4 Pick Value: $244.90k Throws: L DOB: 09/01/97 Weight: 210 Bennett’s pitchability likely outpaces his stuff, a0is heater hovers in the high 80s -- occasionally touching 93 mph -- and his curveball and changeup each rate as average at best. But the southpaw competes, showing an ability to throw for strikes and limit walks for Louisville. Jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft 2m2 minutes ago More I have been a Nick Bennett fan since high school. Not a lot of guys go to Louisville and step right into the rotation. He has consistently kept his walks low and missed some bats. Lousiville produces great talent in general. Bennett's weird HR spike hurt his value this year. jeff ellis @jeffMLBdraft 1m1 minute ago I had Bennett in the first in my first mock, this is a great buy-low good value here. Potential back end lefty with his control should be no worse than a Loogy Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG 18s19 seconds ago Brewers take Nick Bennett from Louisville, who we had valued higher than this. Solid arsenal across the board, chance for 3 55's, command/mechanical profile need to get better but like the value here

Vinnie Cervino @vcervinoPG 19s20 seconds ago Thomas Dillard bangs. Performed for three years at Ole Miss, good hit/pop combo from both sides. Was announced as a catcher but likely won't stick. Defensive home is biggest liability. #Brewers Zack Silverman @ZackMatt4 30s31 seconds ago Brewers are announcing Thomas Dillard as a catcher. If that works out, however unlikely, could be tremendous value at pick 163. Gets a lot of power from a whippy swing, performed well for Ole Miss though numbers fell off in SEC play. High ceiling if things break just right Tom Mussa @tom_mussa 4m4 minutes ago Interesting tidbit about Thomas Dillard, although he is has a large frame of 6’ 230, dont let his size fool you. Dillard last year had 17 SB with 13 SB this year. Dude has some sneaky speed. Mix that with his good power and he might be something. Defense is a liability though.

Brewers select.... Thomas Dillard | Rank: 114 School: Mississippi Year: Junior Position: OF Age: 18 DOB: 04/30/2001 Bats: S Throws: R Height: 6'0" Weight: 235 lb. Previously drafted: Never WATCH Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 55 | Run: 40 | Arm: 50 | Field: 40 | Overall: 45 Dillard led all national high school players with 16 homers as a senior in 2016 -- finishing one ahead of Kyle Muller, who signed with the Braves for $2.5 million as a pitcher. He went undrafted because he was strongly committed to Mississippi and lacked an obvious position. Three years later scouts still aren't sure where he fits best, but he's a switch-hitter who has hit for power in the Southeastern Conference and draws some "poor man's Kyle Schwarber" comparisons. Dillard generates impressive raw pop with a combination of bat speed, strength and loft in his swing. He has improved his plate discipline and contact rate throughout his college career and has a chance to hit for average as well. Though he has below-average speed, he's aggressive on the bases and has good feel for picking spots to steal. Dillard has played mostly left field at Mississippi, showing at least average arm strength but limited range. The hope is that he can become an adequate defender in left, but he could wind up at first base or DH. He was a catcher in high school and has seen brief action behind the plate for the Rebels, though the consensus is that he doesn't receive well enough to do so in pro ball.

Carlos Collazo Verified account @CarlosACollazo 22m22 minutes ago We ranked Nick Kahle 131 and the #Brewers took him 133. So close. Good approach at the dish, but mixed reviews on his defense. Some like it and some are more skeptical. #MLBDraft Taylor Blake Ward @TaylorBlakeWard 24m24 minutes ago Nick Kahle has had strong leadership qualities since high school where he was teammates with Blake Rutherford, can stick behind plate and hit his way into backup role at minimum #Brewers Dan Zielinski III @DanZielinski3 21m21 minutes ago More Dan Zielinski III Retweeted MLB Draft Tracker Brewers draft Washington catcher Nick Kahle. He's an bat-first catcher with a gap-to-gap approach. He needs to refine his defensive tools but should stick behind the plate. Kyler Peterson @KPeterson813 22m22 minutes ago With their 4th round pick, the @Brewers select C, Nick Kahle. Stocky catcher that has had strong spring. 59 BB to 26 K at Washington. #MLBDraft #Brewers

Brewers select..... Nick Kahle | Rank: 131 School: Washington Year: Junior Position: C Age: 21 DOB: 2/28/1998 Bats: R Throws: R Height: 5'10" Weight: 210 lb. Previously drafted: Never WATCH Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 40 | Run: 35 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45 When Kahle first got to the University of Washington after playing his high school ball in Southern California in 2017, he got to learn under the wing of Joey Morgan, who ended up being a third-round pick of the Tigers that June. Kahle's been the starter since, and while he might not surpass his predecessor in terms of when he gets taken, he's had a tremendous junior season to raise his stock. Kahle has been hitting with a lot of confidence all spring, giving scouts hope he'll hit for average at the next level. He's shown the ability to catch up to good fastballs with solid bat speed and recognizes breaking stuff well, which he's gotten a lot of as teams have pitched around him. He tends to show mostly gap power, but he does stay inside the ball well and shows some ability to turn on pitches for some home run power. Short and stocky, Kahle is a below-average runner and doesn't have that much agility behind the plate. He has improved his receiving and blocks well, and while his arm is fringy strength-wise, it's accurate. Teams thinking about taking Kahle early will be buying the bat and believing it will play as a pro. If it does, he has the chance to play a long time, with a floor as a very good backup and the chance to be a solid regular if everything clicks.

Carlos Collazo Verified account @CarlosACollazo 9s9 seconds ago Antoine Kelly has a big fastball with an easy arm action from the left side. Could have an above-average slider in the future. JJ Cooper Verified account @jjcoop36 10s10 seconds ago Brewers take our second JUCO off the board. Antoine Kelly's velo spiked up this year and he was part of one of the best JUCO programs in the country this year. Christopher Crawford Verified account @Crawford_MILB 4s4 seconds ago Had one scout tell me that Antoine Kelly has the best left arm in this draft in terms of just pure stuff. Needs a lot -- a lot -- of work if he's going to start and no consistency, but huge, huge potential. Brian Sakowski @B_Sakowski_PG 28s28 seconds ago Brewers go #JuCoRoute with Antoine Kelly from Wabash Valley. Tremendous size, projection, and arm speed; not even close to done growing and into high-90's, elite FB projection, has improved by leaps and bounds this season, absolutely gigantic gap between ceiling and floor. Patrick Ebert @PGPatrickEbert 1m1 minute ago #Brewers go polish with LHP Ethan Small, pure upside with LHP Antoine Kelly in the #MLBDraft

Brewers take..... Antoine Kelly | Rank: 90 School: Wabash Valley (Ill.) CC Year: Freshman Position: LHP Age: 19 DOB: 12/05/1999 Bats: L Throws: L Height: 6'6" Weight: 205 lb. Previously drafted: 2018, 13th (381) - SD WATCH Scouting grades: Fastball: 70 | Slider: 45 | Changeup: 40 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45 Kelly was a late popup before the 2018 Draft as an Illinois high schooler, impressing scouts enough with his size and projectability that the Padres made a run at signing him to an over-slot bonus in the 13th round. He chose instead to attend Wabash Valley (Ill.) CC, where he led national juco pitchers with 19.1 strikeouts per nine innings. He may have the biggest gap between his ceiling and floor of any player in the Draft. His fastball topped out in the low 90s as a high school senior, but after adding 20 pounds and cleaning up his delivery, Kelly is reaching 98 mph and showing the ability to work at 94-97 mph for innings at a time. Scouts look at his 6-foot-6 frame and how easy and loose his arm looks while pumping mid-90s heat, and many of them come up with same physical comparison: a young David Price. He still has room to add more strength and to further improve his mechanics, so it's easy to project him topping 100 mph in the future. Kelly lacks a usable second pitch because he hasn't shown much aptitude for spinning the ball -- his mid-80s slider is below average -- and his changeup is non-existent. His control also needs a major upgrade and his mound presence concerns scouts as well. His development will require a ton of patience and he ultimately may be more of a reliever than a starter, but he has a rare arm.