Joseph Zarr

Well, let's have some post-WS fun. Here are my candidates for most Underrated across all stateside affiliates: ACL Brewers: Chance Ruby - I personally think he was a total steal from this year's draft Wilson: RHP Carlos Carra - Still a huge believer in his tools. He's still only 19 yo. I saw plenty of the same flashes that originally got me jazzed up. Wisconsin: Tayden Hall - I feel like this past season was a first glimpse on touching the upside I've seen in him since early early days. Incredible athlete. Beautiful swing. Feels like he is starting to figure it out. Biloxi: Mike Boeve - several candidates here, honestly, but I feel like Boeve still consistently is an afterthought. He had a very very nice season. Nobody - and I mean nobody - talks about him anymore. This was his first healthy season in? IF he can stay healthy and move further and further away from the shoulder surgery he is going to offer some org (hopefully the Brewers) a vet approach and dependability. Yes, even with the defensive limitations. Nashville: RHP Blake Holub - I almost went with my guy C Ramon Rodriguez (just such a great baseball player) but I can not deny Holub given the improvements we saw in 2026. He has all the high-leverage tools we could ask for and he finally started chipping away at his walks problem. His second attempt at Triple-A for the Brewers was a really good one. I have to think he and Wagoner will make things interesting in Big League ST.

Ahhhhh yes. Who can forget the pivotal Mike Brosseau acquisition that helped get us over the hump in 2022? In all seriousness, IF Reifert could just stop walking guys...he is still a huge strikeout guy even this late in his Triple-A tenure. Hope he figures it out!

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OMG Murf just finds new ways to enthrall. "Just remember when you're on that horsesh!t Yankees team..."🤣

How can you not be romantic about Brewers baseball: Fans gripe about Big Woo's sole inning in a 10-0 shellacking. "He isn't available in Game 5!" THIS is why he was rostered. THIS is why he was given the choice of when to pitch. The culture started with Murphy. AND, Murphy knows people. And, he knows how incredible Big Woo is as a historic Brewer and organizational stalwart. THIS says it all right here. This team was so much bigger than the sport and they overtook it.

To watch Robin Yount wax poetic in a World Series Champion Brewers locker room into the willing wanting ears of one RHP Logan Henderson. Folks, I pleaded with Robin Yount to stay a Brewer in 4th Grade as a student at Hillside Elementary. I was on Channel 4 news. He meant everything to me. His was the only Brewers jersey I ever wore as a kiddo. To see him in that locker room waxing poetic to Logan as to how this '...made an old man happy!' healed his old wounds of the 1982 loss and his inability to get back to that stage....it means everything. What a season. What a post-season. What a night.

It shall henceforth be known as 'The JoJo Romero Trade'😎

"Where's that whisky from the Training Room?!?" This Celebration Stream is amazing.

JB smoking a cigarette 🤣

Admittedly, this is my first time watching the entire stream of a post-season championship celebration in Full. Here is my unsolicited opinion: This is a Frat Party BUT the ladies have been swapped out with reporters with microphones and cameras 😅

Brewer Fanatic and @Jack Sternhave made it global 🤭

I mean the pure stuff and the toolkit is undeniable. BUT, man, he was psychologically very clearly wrecked on an MLB mound by the end of his last (another) nightmare outing.

Me right now envisioning next year's bullpen with a healthy off-season of work RHP Cameron Wagoner

I admire your confidence. Personally, I think Sproat is weak mentally. I sincerely hope I'm wrong and I sincerely hope he sits with a well paid sports psychologist. AND, I sincerely hope you are right. I have doubts.