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  1. Burnes is the better pitcher and it's not that close. Plus he won a CY.
  2. I guess my second choice would be Walter Johnson and pitch him on 3 days rest. Our other guys would fill in around him.
  3. so you're saying Garrett Mitchell might displace prime Mickey Mantle from CF?
  4. No one should suggest anyone other than Babe Ruth. Whomever is second isn't very close.
  5. I keep saying the brewers seem to think that pitchers who have not pitched well (stateside anyway) are the new moneyball undervalued resource.
  6. Some of you are denigrating Cooper's career stats, and that's either unfair or ignorant. He was the only one (of the contenders) who stayed with the team well past his prime. If you look at 4-6 year peak, he should be considered the clear winner.
  7. You seem to think you have it figured out. Bless you.
  8. I've heard of "all-in" but not "all out." This means they've said they're NOT interested?
  9. he was never really good until he went to Japan. might as well give him a shot.
  10. If so, you have greater wisdom than just about everyone who studies baseball prospects.
  11. By BTV, it's: 1. Burnes 2. Chourio 3. Peralta 4. Woodruff 5. Adames 6. Contreras 7. Williams 8. Ashby 9. Frelick 10. Urias 11. Mitchell 12. Wiemer 13. Taylor 14. Turang. 15. Brown 16. Black 17. Lauer 18. Quero. I can't see justification for moving any of them more than 2-3 slots.
  12. well, a little more room in Nashville for someone under 28. Had to have room for some of the marginal prospects we've acquired this offseason.
  13. This "analysis" doesn't consider the context of the offenses across MLB during the time these players played. If you do (and you only consider guys who had been the Brewers 1B for 3+ years) and you look at something like WAR, the order should go: 1. Cooper 2. Scott 3. Fielder 4. Sexson. beyond that, there were several guys who had one excellent year as a brewers' first basemen, but Greg Brock shouldn't be in the top 8 (his peak WAR was 1.8, and his other years were much worse). If you forced me to pick a 5th, I'd take John Jaha.
  14. I don't think they are close. Chourio is touted as a future #1 overall prospect. Arcia was never at that level.
  15. they should definitely wait until he's in the majors before signing him to a ML contract. I'd try to sign him after his second ML season.
  16. MLB.com had him number 6, before his age 21 season. He wasn't ranked before his age 19 season.
  17. They could; he wouldn't be terribly expensive until Yelich's option year.
  18. They are depth approximately of the Jason Alexander quality. Some of them might take a jump, but I'd keep them in AAA until they do.
  19. They are depth approximately of the Jason Alexander quality. Some of them might take a jump, but I'd keep them in AAA until they do.
  20. He probably has the highest floor for any of our prospects, though I wouldn't argue against Frelick.
  21. The Brewers said they were going to improve SP depth in the offseason. Miley was it. Now, they could still move someone if they get an offer they can't refuse--for any of the starters.
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