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  1. SF70
    Trade candidate. In a way too early look at the systems IF prospects I have — Pratt at SS and Made at 3B for the next 7-10 years. Pena at 2B if the team decides to trade Turang in a couple of years. Then Ebel & Frontado. Frontado seems to have more upside so…..
  2. SF70
    Agree the Brewers arby Vaughn next season as their full-time 1B. Then they have Burke & Fischer behind Vaughn. No way Adams is a better prospect than those two. I would argue Adams has the most trade-value from among the blocked prospects. Between him and Jett, which is why I listed them together in a trade-package the team could use to acquire a player that improves the team at this year’s trade-deadline or next offseason.
  3. SF70
    Running out of words to describe this team’s minor-league system. I’ve been following the team’s farm’s systems for over half a century (sporting news back in the day) and I’ve never seen it more full of real prospects, and on both sides of the ball. ’Just Baseball’ is right — this system is twice as good as any in the game.
  4. SF70
    Want so badly to see Williams & Adams in a package for a HL reliever or starting pitcher. Realistically, neither has a future with MKE, imo, but should have nice surplus trade-value.
  5. SF70
    Frias 2-3 thru 5 in today’s 7 inning game. This has to be his last ACL game, doesn’t it?
  6. SF70
    Alexander Frias is just dominating ACL pitching. 4-4 so far with another PA or two yet in this game. He needs to be challenged.
  7. SF70
    DSL blue has been putting on a power display of epic proportions in the early going. Frontado looking like a future star.
  8. SF70
    Antunez K-rate — 35%. Frias K-rate —17%. Not saying you’re wrong in liking Antunez over Frias but the swing and miss disparity between the two is rather staggering.
  9. SF70
    God I love this team.
  10. SF70
    Agree on this DSL group being the deepest we’ve ever had, at least positionally, but outside of the first pick, an entire draft of pitching seems a little extreme. Pitching-centric I agree with. Hoping to see a Levonas-type swing in the early rounds with the usual HS 11-20.
  11. SF70
    Jack & Aram have always been the highest on the Brewers system and ahead of the curve even going as far as a couple of years ago naming them with the 3rd best 5-year future in all of baseball just behind large-market team’s LAD & Boston. Some think they over-hype and are the polar-opposite of Longenhagen and there is some merit with that opinion but they have been pretty darn accurate in predicting the greatness of the Brewers system as a whole.
  12. SF70
    The team has been able to mine at least 1 elite prospect from each of their last 5 classes. Chourio-Lara-Rodriguez-Made & Pena-Frias and now we have what looks like a positional class that rivals what we had in ‘24. It’s obviously early, but the 2030 team could have 5-6 regulars from their international system — amazing.
  13. SF70
    With this FO I’ve been a big proponent of the no window, perpetual contention strategy — but — having a starter that is as unhittable as Miz is right now changes things for me. His health is all that matters and right now he’s healthy and if that’s still the case August 3rd, I hope my team does everything in their power to add Skubal in an attempt to win a title this year. The D-backs did this 25 years ago with Johnson-Shilling and Miz-Skubal would arguably be even more dominant.
  14. SF70
    I’m willing to trade any of our prospects but Made. We have drafted and mined internationally better than any team in baseball over the last few years which has created the deepest group of prospects in baseball — that, in combination with a young and controlled, extremely talented BL team, affords us the opportunity to win now without jeopardizing the future. We have another extremely talented DSL group along with a really talented ACL team, so more waves of prospects are on the way. And even if we don’t continue to procure amateur talent like we have recently, we have lots of BL pitching talent we can sell off down the road to restock. i’ve never felt better about spending prospect capital to improve the big league team than I do right now.
  15. SF70
    Miz right now is the most dominant starter in BL history and is not only a tier above ‘21 Burnes but every starter who has ever pitched. Add Skubal and this team will be virtually unbeatable in the postseason with a Miz-Skubal-Harrison trio of starters. I’d add a closer-type arm as well and win this thing with pitching. The timing for these moves seem right to me — Miz is healthy and will be protected by the team to the best of their ability to get him to the postseason healthy. A pitcher of Skubal’s ilk that can get acquired by this SM team is extremely rare and imo, warrants an overpay in prospects, of which under normal circumstances I’m loath to do, but this seems like a “perfect-storm” season in which to spend the prospect-capital and the $10/11M.
  16. SF70
    The team is putting together a 10+ year period of greatness that no small-market team has ever achieved before in baseball history. They have it figured-out and it starts with elite up the middle defense, hence extensions to Pratt-Lara. The talent from down below on the way will retain the speed & baserunning component but also add slug that’s the missing ingredient to unlocking the potential of the future Brewers offense. They have the pitching depth in the minors that will add more quality starting-pitching to the big 3 of Miz-Harrison-Henderson. But the ace in the hole is their best in baseball FO — who will add the right ingredients to this current organizational juggernaut creating a powerhouse small-market dynasty.
  17. SF70
    Williams-Fischer & Dinges on the positional side, Letson on the pitching. Reasons on the positionals have already been given. Letson has big upside but durability concerns. Losing these 4 players from the system, imo, won’t hurt the future juggernaut too much, if at all.
  18. SF70
    Another player in great demand that’s likely to elicit a bidding war — so no thanks. We don’t “need” Skubal or Ryan to win a title. We have the postseason big 3 with Miz-Harrison-Woodruff. Henderson makes a nice 4. Spend the prospect capital on HL bullpen arm/s.
  19. SF70
    And Carra’s only 19 years old all season — so much breakout potential with all of our young pitching.
  20. SF70
    Alexander Frias appears to be a star in the making. 1.153 OPS in the early going with a 13% K-rate. Guessing he’s not for Arizona much longer.
  21. SF70
    I’ll take Misiorowski-Harrison in the first two playoff games vs the Dodgers no matter who they throw at us. I’ll probably take Woodruff in game 3. We have the overwhelmingly dominant starting pitching that can shut that team down. If anything, the thought of the Dodger hitters facing our top 3 starters might mean we are in their heads.
  22. SF70
    Reports of him sitting 92-93 and touching 94 in his 50 pitch bullpen speaks of good arm health so I’m expecting him to be fine moving-forward.
  23. SF70
    But none of those team’s won like MKE has without a re-build or re-set. Uniquely exceptional best describes MKE the last 9 years.
  24. SF70
    If I’m Arnold I’m optioning Gasser for Crow when eligible to be re-called and he can be our fifth starter. Then when Woody is ready, I’m optioning Sproat so he can work on his command/pitches and we can gain the extra year of control. Misiorowski-Harrison-Woodruff-Henderson-Crow. Of course injuries can change this plan.
  25. SF70
    Gasser’s velo needs to tick back-up and command needs to improve or he’s just a depth starter for this team. Gasser sitting at 91 with the occasional 92 isn’t going to cut it in this rotation, especially with his gross lack of command.
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