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Matt

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  1. I don't know why you keep dismissing literally his latest season in MILB, dude.
  2. Last season, as a 21 year old, his OPS across AA-AAA was .828. Durbin was posting a .642 OPS across 62 PAs in rookie ball at the same age.
  3. Normally I'd agree. But that's kind of my point. If Peralta really is this crazy high asset right now with seemingly every team in need of his services, then the return should be appropriately huge.
  4. Robert Murray was just on a live Youtube and he thinks Freddy is going to be traded and that the bidding war will be huge. Just my opinion, but I don't think many of the packages discussed around here and elsewhere would really strike me as something overwhelming that the Brewers have no choice but to accept. To me, if teams like the Mets, Yankees, Braves, and Dodgers (and small market teams that get involved because of the $8 million deal) are all giving their theoretical best offers, we should be talking about #1 org prospects. Lombard or Kilby for the Yankees, McLean or Benge for the Mets, Caminiti AND Ritchie for the Braves, some combination of Sirota, De Paula, and Quintero from the Dodgers. I dunno. I just think if there really is a huge market for Freddy with everyone involved, the Brewers should get back an absolutely enormous haul.
  5. I think that'd be a pretty great package for Freddy, tbh. Jett can play anywhere in the middle of the field and Sproat's at least a #3 or #4 with the upside to be a top of the rotation starter despite his age. I think the Brewers could tweak a couple things and turn him into something resembling Burnes. 12 seasons of those two for one season of Freddy would probably end up being a massive haul for the Brewers.
  6. The Brewers don't need infielders. They have a wave of them coming, maybe as soon as this summer, but no later than next season. Now, if the guy coming back is a no-doubt high upside potential star? Sure, the Brewers could find him a spot. But Fischer is on the way. Made is on the Chourio fast-track. Adams will get a shot, and so will Wilkin. Pratt's glove and arm make him a good bet to man shortstop as soon as next season. Pena looks like a future star and even he might have to find a home in the outfield.
  7. If you're looking at a package from the Yankees, would you prefer Lombard or Kilby?
  8. Padres could build a nice(ish?) package but it would be almost entirely lottery tickets. I'd be fine with that, but I don't see Arnold and Mark going for it.
  9. If Dominguez had already reached the sky high potential he has, he wouldn't potentially be available for one year of Freddy. There's definitely some risk there, and he is a corner OF only, but I think he's work taking that flyer on.
  10. I think dealing any relief pitcher is a good idea if it means we're getting extra value.
  11. Cunningham and Dominguez would be what I'd want from NY, and I'd be willing to sweeten the deal with Megill if needed.
  12. Good stuff, but that seems like really bad value for Collins and Mears.
  13. Maybe, but I doubt it. At least one of the Brewers top two prospects will be an OF, and possibly both.
  14. My gauge on prospect and star trade value is usually off, but my first thought was Eldridge would be selling low. DH only, long levers, almost no history of prospects with his profile succeeding. Get arms for Freddy..
  15. Freddy is gonna get a haul.
  16. O's must think he's cooked.
  17. I don't think there's any reason to make an MLB ready IF the centerpiece of a Freddy deal. The guys they have now are good enough to hold down the fort until the kids arrive, which might be as soon as 2026. Arms, high upside guys in the low minors, or keep him and take the pick.
  18. I'm not really interested in dealing Freddy for MLB ready infielders. Just because we have holes on the left side of the IF (depending on how you feel about Durbin) or perhaps 1B doesn't mean we won't as soon as 2027 guys like Wilken, Fischer, and Burke stand to be in the mix. Hell, Made could make opening day if he continues along the Chourio path. We're weak in the OF, and we could use more high upside arms. That's where I'd look in a Freddy deal.
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