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  1. Matt
    I wasn't ripping him, and besides, he's not reading BF after his big game and looking for affirmation from anonymous internet posters.
  2. Matt
    I know Lara's very young for the level, but the bat has to be so much better than it is right now to even begin to think of him as a legit prospect.
  3. Matt
    Baseball America released their updated rankings: #40 - Quero #56 - Misiorowski #58 - Black
  4. Matt
    Pipeline updated their Top 100 tonight. #22 - Quero #33 - Misiorowski #34 - Black #96 - Pratt Misi drops 12 spots, Cooper makes his debut. JS ranked their top prospects today as well: 1. Jacob Misiorowski 2. Jeferson Quero 3. Brock Wilken 4. Robert Gasser 5. Tyler Black 6. Cooper Pratt 7. Logan Henderson 8. Yophery Rodriguez 9. Luke Adams 10. Josh Knoth 11. Luis Lara 12. Craig Yoho 13. Eric Bitonti 14. Brett Wichrowski 15. Yorman Galindez 16. Carlos Rodriguez 17. Jesus Made 18. Jorge Quintana 19. Tobias Myers 20. Dylan O’Rae 21. K.C. Hunt 22. Luis Peña 23. Mike Boeve 24. Coleman Crow 25. Bradley Blalock 26. Filippo Di Turi 27. Bishop Letson 28. Yujanyer Herrera 29. Eric Brown Jr. 30. Shane Smith 31. Hayden Robinson 32. Isaac Collins Some of those struck me as pretty weird. By 13 I was convinced they'd forgotten about Boeve. Baseball America updated their rankings earlier in June, but since this is a new thread I'll drop the Brewers on that list too: #36 - Quero #52 - Misiorowski #59 - Black #87 - Gasser
  5. Matt
    What's going on with Boeve?
  6. Matt
    Boeve or Henderson would be tough to swallow, but yea, that's more in line of what I would expect it to take for the Brewers to add a front line pitcher.
  7. Matt
    I don't think the guys you mention (Rodriguez, Weimer/Mitchell, Lara, Wichrowski) have that kind of value.
  8. Matt
    Nobody. I have only love in my heart. (the Miami Heat)
  9. Matt
    Would really, really hate to include Boeve in that deal, but Knack is an overpay for a few months of Adames. I get it from that author's side. Do it with O'Rae or Brown Jr. instead and I'd help Willy pack.
  10. Matt
    They're gonna need to make room in Biloxi for Hunt soon.
  11. Matt
    He's arby eligible next season.
  12. Matt
    Rough start for Misiorowski.
  13. Matt
    They should trade him if they get a great offer. I just doubt a great offer exists.
  14. Matt
    I don't think it's a bad idea to move Willy for starting pitching. I just have a hard time believing his value is so high that making a trade would be worth it.
  15. Matt
    Rosenthal:
  16. Matt
    LOL holy hell.
  17. Matt
    It's wild that he's still only 22 years old. He's earned the call-up but he's still young as hell.
  18. Matt
    I'm legitimately confused. The 7th player taken in the Brewers '23 class was their top draft pick?
  19. Matt
    As awesome as Crochet has been, he's already pitched more innings than he has in any prior season. I wouldn't be comfortable giving up an enormous trade package for a guy I don't think you can rely on in two months.
  20. Matt
    Passan: Few teams have as good an understanding of who they are and where they exist in their contention cycle as the Brewers. Two years ago, they got filleted for trading closer Josh Hader while in first place in the NL Central. Well, the main pitching prospect in the deal, Robert Gasser, has been Milwaukee's best pitcher since debuting May 10. And outfielder Esteury Ruiz, who arrived in the deal, was later flipped in a deal for William Contreras, who should start at catcher for the NL All-Star team. Gasser reporting soreness in his elbow after his last start doesn't exactly buttress the idea that the Brewers should go for it, but with a top-end starting pitcher joining Freddy Peralta in a playoff rotation, Milwaukee would cement itself as an even greater threat to Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Atlanta. Garrett Crochet certainly fits and is what they hope DL Hall -- whom they got in a deal for Corbin Burnes, the sort of ace they really could use now -- can be: a lefty with obscene stuff who can head a rotation. Same goes for Jesus Luzardo. Milwaukee has the system to land one of them.
  21. Matt
    There are other factors, though, like Frelick's defense being terrible and Chourio being signed through the next decade. There's no reason to send Chourio down; he needs ABs against the best pitching possible. Meanwhile it's looking less likely by the day that Frelick will ever be more than a 4th outfielder.
  22. Matt
    The easiest thing the Brewers could do to upgrade their lineup is send Frelick to Nashville and insert literally anyone else. If Hicklen were on the 40 Man he'd be an obvious choice.
  23. Matt
    I'm gonna miss Willy so much next year.
  24. Matt
    With Ortiz being a front-runner for ROY and looking like a probable All-Star this summer, the Burnes trade thread already looks hilarious.
  25. Matt
    Baseball America on the day of the trade:
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