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  1. Joseph Zarr
    Adamczewski has now struck out in four consecutive AB's to start his AFL campaign. Very uncharacteristic beginning for the young man. Let's hope he can start finding success.
  2. Joseph Zarr
    Love that for Javik. Who knew when we lost Garret Greene we were getting a rising Star? Javik has been a real bedrock of positivity for the shuckers amidst some extremely streaky up-and-down seasons. He clearly loves connecting with the players and coaches and his genuine authentic passion for what he does shines through in every broadcast. He absolutely puts the work in on the daily. I always appreciate he includes the Hawkeye/Statcast data on notable hits/pitches. I think when the voters looked over their candidates and saw Javik they knew: "This award is wayyy gone!"😉
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    Box Score / Game Log: Surprise surprised us with a Game 1 9-6 victory. Adams went 1-for-3 batting clean up with 1 2B, 2 R, 1 RBI, and 2 BB while playing some savvy D at first base it would appear: Batting sixth, C Marco Dinges put forth a solid 2-for-4 with 1 R, 1 RBI, and a 107 mph double we see here via Prospects Worldwide (link embedding not allowed for this post). Adamczewski appears to have subbed on as a PH in the middle innings. In two AB's he struck out on foul tips. On the pitching aide of the ledger we see clean 1 K innings from both Fowler and Flores. In RHP Edwin Jimenez's first live action since his 2024 season-ending injury, he allowed 1 ER on 2 H including a solo HR surrendered. Surprise plays again tonight, Wednesday 10/8, vs Glendale.
  4. Joseph Zarr
    Welp, went back post-Brewsers Game 2 win and speed watched portions of the Bucks first pre-season game. Ultimately, we all know pre-season games in any sport are meaningless. Unless, of course, it validates a prior: Kyle Kuzma absolutely still stinks at NBA basketball. Good grief he is truly a terrible NBA basketball player in any context.
  5. Joseph Zarr
    Watching Jackson in the post-season while realizing we have another transcendent talent in Made waiting in the wings is surreal What a time to be a Brewers fan.
  6. Joseph Zarr
    Well, shoot. That game was incredible. The homers were obviously wunderbar but that game was entirely about Miz, Patrick, and Abner for me. Man alive if they continue to pitch like that?
  7. Joseph Zarr
    OF/RHP Brett Phillips is indeed hanging them up at age 31. Heck of a long-lasting career
  8. Joseph Zarr
    You go right ahead and down vote me @BrewerFan.I was built for this adversity! (Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the LaFleur led Packers 🤭)
  9. Joseph Zarr
    Words can not describe how hard my eyes bleed when I watch Kyle Kuzma play any kind of basketball. Absolutely in mid-season form. (Wait for it as the camera pans to the far corner half court. You won't be disappoined) He truly is One of One.
  10. Joseph Zarr
    He certainly struggled as a Starter, no doubt about it, but he didn't struggle all that much after his move and routines moved to the bullpen. He ended his season with a 4.09 ERA and 1.38 WHIP. The breadth of sample sizes is important in these complete analyses. You'll be hard pressed to find a better three month span in his June-through-August work. I think the Brewers are scratching the surface here and will look to bring him back. He also appeared on the Top Stuff + performers across all of Minor League baseball when it came to his two-seamer/sinker profile (Minimum of 300 pitches): Don't sleep on Mendoza.
  11. Joseph Zarr
    I just re-watched that last drive of OT. Man, they were absolutely cooking. Plenty of time left at the Dallas, what, 13 yard line? Roughly 40 seconds. Can. Not. Call that absurd Bubble Screen. Can not do it. That was the difference, essentially. Obviously, then we see the inexplicable lack of urgency from there - comically lackadaisical. What an absolute quagmire of failing to seize the moment. I continue to be amazed by the Packers inability to recognize Mathew Golden is not really all that creative in space. And, yet, they insist on throwing him back for punt returns - beyond head scratching. I would gather he is likely catching the punts at a less than 50% rate? He needs to be going straight line and they really need to take less off his plate. Whereas, the rookie who is very dynamic in space, in Savion Williams, it's like they are finding ways not to exploit that. The Packers seem to annually lack the ability to scout themselves in key areas. It is utterly confounding to me.
  12. Joseph Zarr
    Just a refresher from mid September. the plan for Adamczewski is indeed a predominance of action in left field in the AFL:
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  14. Joseph Zarr
    40-Man men called up for their post-season prep week. LHP Brandon Knarr could never get healthy the past two season and he is now released. What a sad turn for the once promising lefty.
  15. Joseph Zarr
    - RHP Carlos Rodriguez has been optioned to the ACL Brewers by the Milwaukee Brewers
  16. Joseph Zarr
    I think where the Packers are with LaFleur, today, is comparable to where they were with McCarthy before his departure. Granted, LaFleur is a better offensive coach for the modern game so it will often look prettier. However, like Big Mac before him, LaFleur isn't going to change. He isn't miraculously going to develop a Campbell-like affinity for going for it or knowing how to manage the big moments. It isn't who he is. He is a consummately poor game manager - he always has been. I don't really care how effective his offense is - and, it is quite effective. He is not a serious post-season winning head coach. He will always be overmatched, out-strategized, and he will always cave in the biggest moments. He has shown this time and again, ad finitum, during his tenure. He is an offensive coordinator in head coach's clothing. Last night merely further solidified this. It's plain as day. The same mistakes. The same shortcomings. Year after year. It is what it is. And, because of it, I just care less and less about the Packers and their results. As I said in the thread earlier: he and Bisaccia were absolutely made for each other.
  17. Joseph Zarr
    Matt LaFleur and Rich Bisaccia absolutely deserve each other. Two peas from the same football pod.
  18. Joseph Zarr
    The Triple-A crown goes to the first half International League winning Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp. Heck of a way to take the Title: This walk-off is all the more impressive if we consider Jacksonville did this in Las Vegas at the Aviators' Home ballpark. They also did this after losing their lead - a lead they had for six innings - in the top of that same 9th inning in this fashion: Gut check. The Marlins org certainly appears to be ascending.
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    Hopefully the bats stay hot! I can feel the Playoff thunder rumbling in the distance.
  21. Joseph Zarr
    Agreed. The late season call ups of Childers, Fitzpatrick, and Murray certainly didn't show they are MLB ready. Hopefully, they settle in this off-season and in 2026 after their brief exposures. Good for the Brewers to now have that data to make their Rule 5 decisions easy. I agree with @Ro Muellerhere, as a whole, given what we've gleaned in 2025 the only player listed above worth steadfastly protecting is one RHP Coleman Crow. As to sentiments of a Big League club potentially taking a flyer on Yerlin? Good luck with that should they be so bold.😅
  22. Joseph Zarr
    We have not heard anything, no. In year's past we've also seen Brewers players with injury unknowns travel to the desert and never play an inning. We'll likely have to wait til October to get a real read on the situation.
  23. Joseph Zarr
    I am beginning to think the Brewers may be cornering the market inefficiency of pitchers with two first names. The in-season improvements of one Chad Patty has me all sorts of tickled. The development of his slurve as well as his ability to excel in bullpen roles is really something. What a season.
  24. Joseph Zarr
    - RHP Joel Payamps, who had been DFA'd this past weekend by the Brewers, has been claimed off waivers by the Atlanta Braves.
  25. Joseph Zarr
    In the end, the Sounds were very much the best team in the system. They finished 22 games over. They finished strong with a 12-5 September. Every other team in the system? Pretty much closed their seasons with a resounding wet fart.
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