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  1. SF70
    Wacha would be a great addition. His combination of pitch-mix and outstanding command should age well. He pitches deep into games and would be a nice, veteran innings-eater for next year. KC can kick-in some $ for a better prospect package.
  2. SF70
    With the Blue teams 4 HR’s today they just overtook the Yankees in HR’s and now lead the league.
  3. SF70
    It’s so ridiculous, they push this farm system back into or near the top of farm systems post-draft, and that’s with Tampa having more than twice the pool $ in this last draft.
  4. SF70
    The Blue team is 2nd in OPS and slug, 3rd in HR. Gold team is 7th in OPS, 9th in slug and 5th in HR. Most if not all of the team’s ahead of the Blue team are older, some like the Yankees much older.
  5. SF70
    Yeah, it’s been a disappointing year for me with the pitching. I think the arms are there, once they get healthy, to breakout at some point next year. Episcope-Flores-Cairone are 3 big-armed talents I’m hoping to see excel. Same with Thompson, who’s stuff seems to be ticking-up, and Josh Knoth, who’s stuff seems to be back but needs innings. Wasn’t expecting Woodward to struggle so badly coming back from TJ but maybe it being his second time is slowing down his recovery. Also looking forward to some of the arms from the ‘26 draft-class.
  6. SF70
    The ‘26 international class looks to have given the team yet another future wave of impactful positional talent. The team’s international prospect-procurement abilities are so far ahead of the rest of baseball it’s beyond remarkable and approaching ridiculousness. No idea how they can be this good and frankly don’t care, just want it to continue for as long as possible. This last class will extend the Brewers minor-league positional depth to epic proportions, and has given the team the ability to trade-off from depth positions without hurting the future at all — totally agree with Fear The Chorizo — the team NEEDS to thin out certain positional depth throughout the system for the betterment of the system development as a whole. What a time to be a Brewers fan.
  7. SF70
    Thanks for clarifying. Had him mixed-up with one of the other trio of picks.
  8. SF70
    Super happy with this signing. Premium athlete, good size, great speed and a nice hit-tool to boot. Doesn’t hurt he’s a big Brewers fan as well.
  9. SF70
    Yeah, it’s been a disappointing year for pitching in the system. Before the year, I thought the pitching would take a giant step-up with just the numbers of young pitching prospects drafted in the last couple of years starting to breakout, but it just hasn’t happened up to this point, and for the reasons given. I think once the biggest arms from the ‘25 class get healthy, things should start to change and with some of the arms added from the ‘26 draft next season should be what I thought this season would be — pitching that balances out the system a little better.
  10. SF70
    1. Skubal — gives the team a trio of starters that can beat the Dodgers best 3 starters. 2. Morejon — dominant LH reliever that would allow the Brewers to move Ashby to a fireman role, which imo, is his best role. 3. Singer — innings-eating back-end starter that would help with innings-protection for Miz-Harrison and get rest for Skubal until playoff time.
  11. SF70
    Really like these last 2 posts of yours. With Williams wrist injury and subsequent IL placement I’m guessing it hurts his trade prospects at this year’s trade-deadline. From your list — Ragsdale & Adams are my picks to move at the deadline.
  12. SF70
    It is amazing and I think we can thank the best international prospect-procurement system in baseball for that amazing positional prospect depth. This last class absolutely looks like the deepest class they’ve ever had. When a prospect like Leanders Matos can’t get inside a team’s top 20, or a Moneys-Frontado, it’s a staggeringly deep system.
  13. SF70
    Crow with a great outing. 6IP 1H 0R 2BB 6K. It would be fantastic if he could be an option for the big-club as a depth starter or bullpen arm at some point in the second-half.
  14. SF70
    Nice to see Wagoner promoted to AAA. If he can continue to dominate, he has to be an option for the big-club at some point in the second-half of the season.
  15. SF70
    Hearing from trustworthy sources that the team could sign 18-19 prospects from this class, so that, in conjunction with the overall talent-level of the system likely is the reason they aren’t adding UDFA’s, at least up to this point.
  16. SF70
    $19M vs $8M in pool $ is hard to compete against so you could be right. But if the boys at ‘Just Baseball’ are right and the Brewers farm is twice as good as any other farm, maybe not.
  17. SF70
    Absurd is right. The depth of talent positionally seems deeper than the ‘24 class. This class has separated this system further from the rest of baseball.
  18. SF70
    Yeah, catching one of the few positions in this system that isn’t stocked with overwhelming depth, might add LH pitching as well. The amateur draft-department is absolutely firing on all cylinders. They have a process that gives them a leg up on most of the rest of baseball — just don’t let Ginger get poached.
  19. SF70
    Johnson said he expects the 4 to sign rather quickly so guessing they know what it’s going to take to sign Strosnyder.
  20. SF70
    Expecting to see the college pitchers drafted rds 5-10 with the requisite $ savings then the HS’s 11-20. Probably not going to be able to sign as many HS’s as they have the last few drafts but that’s ok because of their skill at pitching identification, they’ll still likely find 2-3 gems.
  21. SF70
    Big-arm for the PDS to develop. Now let’s go draft some more pitching, lots of it, please and thank you.
  22. SF70
    How could we get a top 25 draft-prospect with the 66th pick? I’m giddy with excitement!
  23. SF70
    Ben Badler really knows the Brewers system. One of the most knowledgeable of the national site evaluators, imo.
  24. SF70
    Brewers let’s get Wagoner on up to Nashville. Please and thanks.
  25. SF70
    Offensive Development/Experience/Maturity. Same on the pitching side with an assist from the FO and their incredible trade with the Boston Red Sox.
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