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I appreciate the kind words! Frías exited Tuesday’s game after rolling his ankle (I believe). I know it was mostly precautionary and they have held him out to let some lingering soreness subside. As of tonight, he expects to be back on the field on Tuesday.

DSL rosters likely won’t be finalized until around June 1. Ricki Moneys will be one of the most exciting names to follow there this season!

Tobias’ timeline remained true from my mid-March update. Should be back at Single-A in a couple of weeks.

Unfortunately, there’s still no timetable for Adams’ return. The thought was that it would just be a couple of weeks, but it has not progressed as well as originally hoped. He’s still in a wrist brace at this point. 2025 17th round pick RHP Luke Roupe is nearing a return, however, and closing in on his pro debut as he threw live to hitters for the first time yesterday. He should be ready to be activated in the next week or two for the ACL squad.

Elbow inflammation for Meccage. It seems as though he avoided anything too serious, but he’s looking at a return to the mound in a month or two.

Details of his visit to the neurologist will remain private. As for his status, it remains the same as my last update. I’ll reiterate that Peña is fine and could be playing right now, but the organization wants to know if there is a deeper issue that caused the incident or, equally possible, that resulted from the incident before a return to the field.

RHP Jayden Dubanewicz is ready to head back to full-season ball, he is joining the Wilson Warbirds and should be activated by Monday.

As I mentioned the day after the incident, whether it was simply dehydration/overheating or whatever, the situation had escalated to a very serious place and an extended absence was certainly a possibility if not imminent. Peña is doing fine, but the organization is going to do everything in its power to figure out if there is a deeper issue, how to address it, and ensure that this sort of thing does not happen again. It’s just out of an abundance of caution for a 19-year-old’s life, not just his playing career.

Unfortunately, Tommy John surgery for Lin. The right-hander will resume light throwing in November and should make his stateside debut in the first half of 2027.

Nothing too noteworthy, but he is very close to a rehab assignment. It’s been a slow and steady buildup from his first bullpen sessions throwing max effort in January as Knoth did not throw live to hitters until April 2. No setbacks that I’m aware of, just the organization being careful with him.

2B Moises Polanco is a late addition to the ACL Brewers roster, arriving today in Arizona.

2B Moises Polanco is a late addition to the ACL Brewers roster, arriving today in Arizona.

Yes, Cairone is expected to be ready at some point during the ACL season. He is looking to make his pro debut sometime late May, early June.

Dubanewicz has been moved up to Opening Day for the ACL Brewers, May 2nd.

Just a few reminders going off of OP’s comments: RHP Joshua Flores is out for the season after undergoing Tommy John surgery in mid-March. RHP Sean Episcope will almost certainly make his pro debut on a rehab assignment with the team, but that will likely come later in the ACL season. CF Kenny Fenelon is stateside already (as another commenter eluded to) and, like Antúnez, the organization was never too concerned about the DSL results/struggles. They are still very high on the duo as well as Alexander Frías who is my personal favorite of the three to follow.