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  1. Carlos Done went yard again today. 5 long balls on his season now. Nice to see the mini power surge over the past month. DSL Brewers Blue earned 12 BB in a 14-3 victory. 17-year-old Nicaraguan Diustin Mayorquin continues to make a stateside case with his 4.0 IP of 0 H, 0 BB, 4 K work picking up the Save in the process. Mayorquin truly has been impressive for a 17-year-old first year hurler. That was his first SVO and he already possesses a 2-1 record in 4 GS and 41 2/3 IP total. 42 K and a 1.10 WHIP with a 2.59 ERA? Just solid solid work.
  2. BUMP: Fowler was officially assigned to the ACL Brewers yesterday. Hopefully the familiarization process is smooth and he is placed in a full-season pitching staff before season's end.
  3. Best news of the Trade Deadline for this Fan! Thanks for the update. Here's hoping the arm holds true this time around. Woodward is straight nasty on the bump.
  4. Hey, he's been good. For his age, he absolutely belongs. He's still stealing some bases as well at a favorable rate. He's making the occasional web gem. I am merely speaking to my own perceptions of how I viewed the players trajectory. It's going to take longer than I anticipated - this season was more a challenge for the player than I anticipated in other words. This is a player who I legitimately felt - heading into the season - had a realistic and likely opportunity to be a September call up. He was certainly being called up to Nashville at this time. Did I envision one of my absolute favorites in INF Ethan Murray outplaying him? Absolutely not. Hence, my Chourio remarks initially - he truly spoiled us all. At face value, with age as a distinct factor and League, he is having a solid season. However, with a player of his ilk and reputation, I was expecting more. I personally think that's a very fair remark. And, to be clear, it in now way means I don't absolutely love the player.
  5. Fair question. If it's the same LHP Bryan Hudson we've seen over the past year - the same One with a well- earned 6.00+ ERA in Nashville - with consistently lower velo and the same walk habits? One would gather it won't sting much. I can count on one hand the number of relief outings where I thought dominant Hudson was back. It's a sad downtrend from a player who was legitimately lights out in early 2024. But it is a prolonged downtrend.
  6. Great summation, Jack. My only concern, and maybe you can clarify this with your clubhouse access, is this solely a cash exchange whereby the Brewers take on $2 Million in Montgomery's salary owes or is there actually a serious PTBNL stipulation embedded in the contract language? I personally realllllly don't want a random late season Handelfry Encarnacion like player headed to Arizona. Not after we all randomly experienced the loss of one RHP John Holobetz late in the Priester trade. It would be helpful to know the actual likelihood.
  7. What are you even talking about or are you simply operating via emotions? He has been throwing bullpens for over two weeks. He is on the precipice of an extended bout of rehab work. He is trending toward playing within the next three weeks.
  8. I come again in service to remind 'The Peoples' just how filthy RHP Shelby Miller has been when healthy in 2025. He is about to head out on a Rehab Assignment:
  9. I promise you, no matter how you feel about the Trade Deadline, we're all going to be OK. Let's rally around this team and root them on in our collective quest for that coveted elusive World Series trophy!

  10. What's doubly cool about that moment is (not seen in the clip but if you stayed in the Live feed you saw glimpses of it) just after the walk off as things settled down some, Burke was seen chatting it up with ol' Shuckers manager and now roving Infield instructor throughout the org Mike Guerrero for a spell. They were clearly talking shop. Got the feels. The beat goes on.
  11. As I love to say (becuz it's true): The Box Score rarely tells the tale. I sprinkle the Burke doubters with a bit of zesty: Hit a nice fading gapper that Chourio simply made an incredible play on last night. That 102 mph liner was obviously a two-bagger under normal circumstances. We take it in stride. He's had bad luck this month to boot. There's no doubt. That moment was awesome.
  12. Gull dern that was an awesome moment. SO happy for Blake. Been a rough July. Suffered a bit of bad luck last night on a gapper. Hits the 102 mph walk off to the warning track. You have to beam with joy for the player and the man. Get it, Blake.
  13. I will allow my double post for reasons of 'Spazzing Out with Joy'.😅
  14. HELL YEAH INDEED @Matt. Let's friggin GO!!!
  15. NO MATTER THE BIG FELLA HITS A BALL TO THE WALL!!!!!
  16. NO MATTER THE BIG FELLA HITS A BALL TO THE WALL!!!!!
  17. Come one Blake. Swinging at absolute trash in this AB.
  18. 2-0 count. Burke swings at a ball in his eyes - maybe protecting the steal attempt however. 2-1. Now a pitch timer. 3-1 to Burke.
  19. Yup. 48.9 mph exit velo on that Garcia goose turd. 39 degree launch. LOL. Bahahahahaha.
  20. Come on, Blake Burke. LET'S GO! Hit something big fella.
  21. BAHAHAHAHAH. An absolute goose snort bloop for a game-tying single with the infield in. MWahahahahahahah. That was amazing. Runner being held at 1B. That ball didn't leave the infield dirt. Maybe hit 50 mph. Tie game!
  22. Alastre K's on a heater up and outside and out of the zone. Rough look. Naturally, the ump gave an early strike on a heater up an in not in the zone. Two down. Garcia - the only T-Rat really capable of a big hit at present is back at the dish.
  23. Yhoswar sac bunts Baez to 3B. Guilarte walks. Alastre will try to do something that isn't a DP.
  24. Castillo's nightmare continues even in the field. We are in Extras. The runner at 3B (advanced via ground out to 2B) wasn't even going. Yet, he rushes the shallow pop out and drops the ball in the exchange. The run scores. I can not impart enough how ugly his entire body of work has been in 2025. It has been absolutely brutal. The T-Rats escape with no runs if he simply, well, makes the most routine play possible. He doesn't. They fly out to shallow RF on the next pitch. T-Rats will need at least one.
  25. Predictably, Castillo K's looking. What a nightmare 2025 campaign. Absolute nightmare. Up to Nava to try to keep this going.
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