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  1. wiguy94
    This pitcher has Brewers written all over him. LHP throwing 97 playing on the Brewers Area Code team who also re-classified to 2026 from 2027 making him 17 years old at the draft.
  2. wiguy94
    Just thought I'd start a thread where people can talk about the 2026 draft or 2026 draft prospects.
  3. wiguy94
    Grandal wasn’t eligible for a QO from the Brewers because the Dodgers gave him a QO after the 2018 season. This is why the Brewers didn't have a 3rd round pick in 2019 as it was forfeited when they signed Grandal.
  4. wiguy94
    Source? Edit: Nevermind. I thought you said have not may have.
  5. wiguy94
    If the mutual option is declined they can offer him a qualifying offer. There are only 2 stipulations for potential FA to not be eligible for a qualifying offer. One is if they have already received a qualifying offer in the past and two is they weren't on their current team at the start of the season. Woodruff has never received a qualifying offer and was on the Brewers to start the season. He's eligible for the QO.
  6. wiguy94
    Yes though the pick number would obviously depend on what he signs for. Over $50M would be between round 1 and the Comp A round. Under $50M would be after the Comp B round
  7. wiguy94
    Seems like that would be what makes the most sense.
  8. wiguy94
    Lauer and Priester were very differently viewed pitchers coming up. Both were 1st round picks but Priester came with a lot more prospect pedigree than Lauer. Priester was pretty much a consensus Top 100 prospect for multiple years before debuting while Lauer was more in the teens in a Top 30 org guy. Priester had good marks for breaking pitches and command but his FB lagged behind which is why he struggled once he got to MLB. He doesn't even throw a four seamer anymore ditching it completely for more sinker usage and his new cutter which is an improving pitch. Priester before June 10th - 13% cutter usage, 11 G, 55.2 IP, 3.88 ERA, 4.09 xERA, 4.62 FIP, 4.43 xFIP, 4.71 SIERA, 15% K-rate, 11% BB-rate Priester starting June 10th - 22% cutter usage, 10 G, 58.2 IP, 2.45 ERA, 3.15 xERA, 3.44 FIP, 3.11 xFIP, 3.20 SIERA, 24% K-rate, 5% BB-rate
  9. wiguy94
    I'd be even more in favor if they just collapse and miss the playoffs like they did in 2023.
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  11. wiguy94
    The throw did go to 3rd. The 3B realized there wasn't a play at 3rd and cut down the throw a few feet then threw it to 2nd to get Handelfry out. Just a learning moment for Handelfry playing at a new level against better competition.
  12. wiguy94
    Yeah I just think DeBerry was promoted because Biloxi needs guys to start games not because they think he has nothing left to prove in A+
  13. wiguy94
    Looking at this Carolina game and the pitcher they are facing would undoubtedly be pitching in A+ if he was in the Brewers system being a 22 year old 4th round pick who has been very good across nearly 80 A ball innings. Just another example of how aggressive the Brewers push their prospects when they have success.
  14. wiguy94
    He was just on a rehab assignment with the T-Rats. He's on the Brewers 40-man.
  15. wiguy94
    What about 8 weeks...2x4...just saying!
  16. wiguy94
    Lighten up Francis. It was pretty clearly a joke.
  17. wiguy94
    2-4 weeks not 2+4 weeks silly
  18. wiguy94
    I mean this isn't that surprising for Hardin. He absolutely blew by his career high in IP this season. The most innings he had thrown coming in this season was 40 last year. He's thrown 84 this year. Wildly successful season for him.
  19. wiguy94
    Yeah this just is not an accurate description of the Brewers farm system. Just looking at their Top 30 on Pipeline and there are not many position players who I would characterize as slap hitters. 1. Jesus Made 2. Luis Pena 3. Cooper Pratt 4. Jeferson Quero 7. Luke Adams 8. Braylon Payne 9. Marco Dinges 10. Luis Lara 11. Eric Bitonti 14. Josh Adamczewski 15. Brock Wilken 16. Mike Boeve 17. Brailyn Antunez 21. Tyler Black 27. Blake Burke 28. Kenny Fenelon 29. Jose Anderson
  20. wiguy94
    So if you don't have 70 grade power you are a slap hitter?
  21. wiguy94
    The Brewers minors are mostly defensive slap hitters? Are we looking at different farm systems?
  22. wiguy94
    OF Handelfry Encarnacion was promoted to Carolina. RHP Miqueas Mercedes was promoted to Carolina. RHP Michael Fowler was promoted to Carolina
  23. wiguy94
    Should probably wait until next year to plan that. If Made and Pena continue to be on the Chourio path then they would start next year in AA. Obviously there’s no guarantee that will happen but it’s also not guaranteed they will still be there either.
  24. wiguy94
    Unless he gets optioned next season, he's probably going to be Super 2. Arb 1 in 2027 and FA in 2031.
  25. wiguy94
    I think Fitzpatrick is actually pushing to be added to the 40 rather than added to the AAA roster to protect him from the minor league phase. He's had a really strong year. His velo is better than what I remember it being in the past. 6'7 LHP don't exactly grow on trees. Would love to see him get promoted to AAA to get a better feel for how his pitches move.
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