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  1. ARobsBrewCrew
    Bob Uecker Field at Miller Park a la Rickey Henderson Field at the Oakland Coliseum. It’ll always be Miller Park in my eyes, but I like the idea of finding a way to include Ueck. He was Milwaukee through and through.
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    Like I said, every player will be forced to make adjustments. After watching him develop the past fours years, there’s no reason for any changes to be made at this point. Oftentimes, prematurely making those changes to a players’ mechanics are where development goes awry. A bat waggle in itself shouldn’t concern many evaluators, especially with the results he has had, and that’s really the only thing that is out of the ordinary for Areinamo. His bat waggle doesn’t force his hands to “catch up” and rush his swing, his head stays fairly level, and he repeats his swing mechanics well. Many players (hitters and pitchers) with a lot of movement have trouble repeating their mechanics cleanly, but he does not struggle in that regard.
  3. ARobsBrewCrew
    Areinamo has been very consistent and, in fact, improved at each subsequent level. While he will certainly be tested in the cavernous Southern League, I give him all of the benefit of the doubt. To be fair, every single player that has ever played the game at any level has been forced to make some changes. There’s nothing particularly worrisome for Jadher that would be any different from anyone else in my eyes.
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    We’ll win one for you one day, Ueck.
  5. ARobsBrewCrew
    LHP Joey Broughton threw a baseball for the first time since his July 2, 2024 Tommy John procedure on Tuesday. That puts him slightly behind the typical 4-5 month return to playing light catch. The goal is still to make it back to the mound in time for the conclusion of the ACL season, but, right now, that seems like a bit of a stretch. Given how highly the organization regards him and this current timeline, he may be better off making his pro debut later in the summer with the Mudcats if Milwaukee is comfortable with handing him that challenge coming off of a major surgery.
  6. ARobsBrewCrew
    Galindez underwent a procedure to repair a ligament in his elbow, but it was not Tommy John surgery and, as of the end of the season, he was hoping to be full go for spring training.
  7. ARobsBrewCrew
    Great minds think alike @Spencer Michaelis 🤝
  8. ARobsBrewCrew
    1.) Fast riser- SS Jesus Made is the easy answer so I will go with RHP Jason Woodward 2.) Out of nowhere- LHP Wande Torres seems like a favorite so how about RF Handelfry Encarnacion 3.) Rise to Top 100- Many options here so I will say RHP Josh Knoth 4.) Comeback player- RHP Ryan Birchard 5.) Skip 6.) Prediction- Brewers will have #1 farm system one year from now despite a fair amount of prospect graduations in ‘25. 7.) Future star that doesn’t fit other categories- C Luis Corobo
  9. ARobsBrewCrew
    In case anyone needed further confirmation that we know this system better than any of the major prospect publications, here you go. My personal favorite is Gasser all the way down at #16 although Knoth and Meccage over Henderson is pretty funny as well.
  10. ARobsBrewCrew
    I believe I have him at #15, but I could make an argument to put him higher as his risk level is much lower than some other prospects with higher ceilings.
  11. ARobsBrewCrew
    RHP Sam Carlson has inked a MiLB deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The former top draft pick of the Mariners signed on with Milwaukee last year and spent the entire season with AA Biloxi.
  12. ARobsBrewCrew
    One of the best guys I’ve met-Payton Henry-has signed on with the Philadelphia Phillies, a team that seems to value former Brewers farmhands (i.e. Weston Wilson, Max Lazar, Max McDowell just to name a few). Can’t possibly root harder for the guy especially after his scary on-field situation last year and the recent passing of his brother, Brooks.
  13. ARobsBrewCrew
    None nearly as established or in as close proximity to the majors as Quero, but some names to keep an eye on are Luis Corobo, Marco Dinges, and Edgardo Ordonez. Dinges and Ordonez are bat-first and may not stick behind the plate, however.
  14. ARobsBrewCrew
    Luis Corobo is very highly regarded in the organization. Many view him as a potential Quero 2.0
  15. ARobsBrewCrew
    Former Brewers Rule 5 pick Colin Walsh will be coming out of retirement for the European Baseball Championships next year, representing Ireland.
  16. ARobsBrewCrew
    Venezuelan RHP Jose Arias has been signed to a minor league contract. That’s all the info we have on Arias at the moment.
  17. ARobsBrewCrew
    Haven’t seen it reported elsewhere, but, according to Baseball America, C David Garcia has been re-signed to a minor league contract. https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/minor-league-transactions-oct-1-29-2024/
  18. ARobsBrewCrew
    RHP Eric Prado recently underwent Tommy John surgery and will miss the entire 2025 season. He will still just be 20 years old when he returns to the mound in 2026.
  19. ARobsBrewCrew
    Francisco Nina, who played one season in the Brewers farm system in 2022, passed away earlier this week in the Dominican Republic. He was 20 years old and had been battling cancer for the better part of a year.
  20. ARobsBrewCrew
    C Jeferson Quero celebrated his 22nd birthday today by getting some at bats in an instructional fall league game, his first game action in more than six months.
  21. ARobsBrewCrew
    1B Ernesto Martinez, Jr. will return to the Brewers organization in 2025 in what will be his 10th year and 8th season with the club. He agreed to a new contract today after a few weeks of discussions.
  22. ARobsBrewCrew
    As of this morning, injury/severity is still TBD for Woodward. It is very possible that his season is in jeopardy. Not the end of the world though as long as it doesn’t affect his season next year, fingers crossed.
  23. ARobsBrewCrew
    About two weeks ahead of schedule too!
  24. ARobsBrewCrew
    Spoke with Galindez today and it seems as though he has avoided the worst case scenario. He has undergone a ligament repair which will sideline him for the season, but he has avoided Tommy John surgery. The hope is that he will be ready come spring training rather than midseason next year.
  25. ARobsBrewCrew
    Old friend INF Jake Hager has been picked up by the Chicago Cubs for his 14th pro season.
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