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  1. Zavier Warren has no trade value. He's a 26 year old in AA with a 111 wRC+ who has no defensive home.
  2. For the pro Suarez contingent, does it scare you that he's had substantial home/road splits since he got to Arizona? 2024 - 131 home wRC+, 102 road wRC+ 2025 - 171 home wRC+, 124 road wRC+ Total for those years - 148 home wRC+, 110 road wRC+ Even had a big under the hood gap over the two years - .363 home xwOBA, .318 road xwOBA
  3. With such an incredible haul from the Brewers I think the Twins would need to add in Castro and Duran. I mean everyone knows two quarters, a dime, and two pennies are worth $3.
  4. Time for Aaron Civale to show he's still an MLB SP and pitch a gem against the Cubs.
  5. I'd say unlikely this offseason as his Arb 1 number should be very small like $1.5M tops because he's barely played. At that price it's worth giving it another shot to see if he can stay healthy. I'd say next year is his do or die year in Milwaukee. If he spends 75% of the year on the IL again then he's surely getting non-tendered and not getting Arb 2 salary.
  6. Yeah it certainly depends on perspective. I'm a bit lower on Yoho than most at this point as I've become distrusting of leverage relievers who don't have good fastballs or velo. To me Yoho seems like a middle reliever type along the lines of a Hoby Milner or Grant Anderson. If we could get Suarez for Yoho straight up, I'd do it in a heartbeat. I imagine it wouldn't be close to enough to get Suarez or even the lesser Naylor.
  7. Yeah the Brewers absolutely crushed those bonus amounts in rounds 1-10. I was projecting like $1.7-1.9M in bonus pool savings in rounds 1-10. They ended up saving a bit north of $2.25M. Now the fun part starts.
  8. Yeah that would be an absolutely colossal overpay. That's the type of package you send out to get a Christian Yelich like the Brewers did in 2018.
  9. Please stop throwing Rodriguez, Hall, Black, and Boeve in every trade hypothetical as if they have actual real value.
  10. Yupp. Scooter loves putting guys like Hall, Black, Boeve, Rodriguez, Martinez in his trade proposals as if they have big value.
  11. That leaves $2,649,225 left in the bonus pool to sign Dickinson, Vucinovich, Owens and any round 11-20 picks over $150K.
  12. Priester has been pretty incredible for basically 2 and a half months now. Since his blowup against the Cubs on 5/2 he's gone 14 G, 78.1 IP, 2.52 ERA and all of the underlying ERA estimators like xERA, FIP, xFIP, SIERA are below 3.50. He looks like a really good SP.
  13. Man I really hope. Seeing how he absolutely tore up the wood bat WCL makes him the guy I want most in Rounds 11-20. Seems like he has legit pop in his bat.
  14. A bunch of new signings per Baseball America LHP Frank Cairone signed for $1,097,500 which is $156,900 under slot RHP Jacob Morrison signed for $697,500 which is $116,100 under slot RHP Josh Flores signed for $722,500 which is $122,900 over slot LHP Andrew Healy signed for $147,500 which is $52,500 under slot C/IF Rylan Mills signed for $247,500 which counts $97,500 against the bonus pool Brewers still have JD Thompson, Daniel Dickinson, Hayden Vucinovich and Braylon Owens to sign in the Top 10 rounds and currently have $4,209,455 remaining in their bonus pool (counting overage). Should leave a lot of money left for more Round 11-20 signings
  15. OF Steward Berroa assigned to ACL Brewers on a rehab assignment
  16. Your suggestion was a very, very, very large overpay. I'll use BTV for current players and fangraphs FV value estimates for prospects. Made - 60 FV prospect so $55M value, Pena - 55 FV prospect so $46M value, Pratt - 50 FV prospect so $28M value Ortiz - $16.7M value Henderson - 50 FV prospect so $21M value Letson - 45+ FV prospect $6M value for Abrams - $50.1M value That's a roughly $49M overpay with Made, $40M overpay with Pena, and $22M overpay with Pratt.
  17. That's probably too heavy in the other direction. A top 20 prospect in baseball, a big league SS who has been bad this year but for his career looks like a reasonable bet to be 1-2 WAR guy, a back end Top 100 prospect, and a roughly Top 10 org prospect. If you swap Pratt for Made/Pena it seems more realistic.
  18. Jose Ramirez loves Cleveland and has a full no trade clause.
  19. Felt like that was coming. Murphy said they wanted to ease Perkins in because he didn't have a super long build up and he had played 3 in a row.
  20. Not enough. Boeve and Black/Martinez just don't carry much trade value.
  21. Because Scott (edit: Thomas) wasn't on the active roster long enough, his Rule 5 status carries over to next year. Needs to stay on the 40-man and cannot be optioned. I think he's getting returned to St. Louis in the offseason.
  22. Tyson Hardin to the 7-Day IL (hopefully this is just an innings limit thing and not a real injury as he's jumped from 40 to currently 84 innings) Tyler Bryant to the 7-Day IL Bayden Root promoted to AA from A+
  23. Like for an example I'll use Juan Martinez in 2024. 195 PA, 20 BB, 23 SO, and according to MiLB.com only 1.785 pitches per PA for 348 pitches faced. Assuming every walk was 4 pitches and every strikeout was 3 pitches that already puts you at 149 pitches. That would mean in his other 152 PA he faced 199 pitches.
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