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  1. SF70
    Can’t be the team’s #1 prospect with such a high reliever risk can he?
  2. SF70
    Go get Alec Bohm. Improved 3B defense last season raises his floor and in the middle of his prime for the next 2 years still gives him some upside. Phillies in likely go for it mode — need a closer and an OF. Williams and Black seem like they might work. Maybe a prospect coming back to us as well to even things out. Adding a 3+ WAR 3B to the team for $20M total dollars until we get to Pratt-Made seems like a realistic option to me.
  3. SF70
    Provided he gets back to his pre-injury form and continues his offensive improvement, this is the catcher to extend. With his low bonus, imo, giving the team a better opportunity to lock him up through all of his prime. Having a top 5 catcher for a dozen years including 4 with Contreras would be quite the advantage.
  4. SF70
    The team has 24 pitchers they’ve drafted in the last 2 years currently being developed. They have SP in the upper minors, some of which are poised to debut this season. They lose Woodruff and Civale after this season. They have little money to add quality veteran SP. They are capable of winning a title each of the next 2 years provided they have a couple of durable, veteran starters, and imo, Peralta should be one of them. Keep Hoskins in his contract year thinking he improves over last season and because he has valuable power and veteran leadership this young team can use. I like some of your trade ideas, just not this one.
  5. SF70
    Why trade Peralta? At $8M the next 2 years and still in his sweet-spot prime, he’s perfect for this team. He’s durable and can be counted on for 30 starts/year. We can ride him for the pick and get another draft with extra capital for our superior domestic draft department. In addition, our farm system has enormous prospect depth to the point we really don’t need to orchestrate any sell-off of individual players unless they are at extreme depth positions (Williams). Veteran prime-aged, mid-rotation starters at well below market-value are rare and we are fortunate to have one in Freddy.
  6. SF70
    Watching Pratt in some of his work-out videos last offseason has me pretty confident in his adding more strength and good weight in these coming offseasons, so I believe the power will eventually come. If that power gets realized, this team will have some real impact talent on the left-side of the IF later this decade with Pratt-Made-Pena.
  7. SF70
    Package Black, hold the rest. Love the “small-market would be dynasty” talk.
  8. SF70
    Not sure about Crow, but a case can be made to roster the other 4 for sure. I don’t see a team keeping Crow on their roster next year. He needs at least a year in the upper minors imo. Patrick & Henderson are needed SP depth, Smith can bullpen shuttle and EMJ has huge upside after what he showed in the second-half of last year.
  9. SF70
    Now let’s promote him to POBO and extend the guy for half a decade. Then promote 1 of Mueller-Kleine-Hudgins to GM.
  10. SF70
    Hadn’t really thought of that before. All I know is the job the team’s amateur scouts have done with baseball’s last 3 signing classes has been otherworldly. And not just the ‘23 draft and ‘24 IFA classes, but Payne taking-off early and Burke getting some love from Chris Clegg making the early returns on the ‘24 class looking better than some thought.
  11. SF70
    I want the best promoted aggressively when warranted because of offering extentions at young ages makes better sense. Pratt at 21-22. Made-Pena at 20-21. etc.
  12. SF70
    I’d like to see the team trade some of their Carolina non-Bitonti-Adamczewski IF depth just to open things up for some of the talent below. Sometimes having too much depth can be an issue getting PT for some of your top prospects. I want the team to have the room to aggressively promote when warranted.
  13. SF70
    The team lowered payroll going into the ‘24 season over ‘23 as well and had a pretty good season. If they lower payroll again because of a potential loss of half their local TV money I’ll understand and look forward to what our award-winning FO can do with less, like they did last year.
  14. SF70
    Wilken-DiTuri-O’Rae can get moved yesterday as far as I’m concerned, but I don’t think they have a ton of trade value. Quintana I’d hold, especially after the second-half of the season improvement he made on both sides of the ball. Real short stops with his power potential just don’t get traded. Areinamo should be in demand, like Barrios was this past season. It would hurt to lose him but he could be a nice piece in a package. Same with Baez, especially after his showing in Arizona. With a 3-5 year big-league keystone combo of Ortiz-Turang likely not interrupted unless by big-time prospects Pratt-Pena-Made-Quintana, the team, imo, can afford to package 3 of the 4 prospects you listed along with the 2 I listed.
  15. SF70
    I read more than 1 scout that thought Pena a better prospect than Made. The ‘24 IFA class just keeps getting better after reading Badlers analysis of Quintana’s defense at SS., with his opinion being he can stick there moving forward, and his improvement in the box as the season moved along. Then with BA’s analysis of Quintana & Anderson’s having excellent swing decisions — wow, just wow.
  16. SF70
    Incredible job of mining talent by our International department. Quero-Chourio & the 2024 IFA class has been franchise-altering. It’s been franchise-altering because it’s allowed the team to procure prospect talent as good as there is in this game through a prospect-procurement system without a draft order. Acquiring top 5 prospect talent from a team consistently picking in the back half of the draft isn’t likely to happen, but with the international realm, it is happening, and that’s likely going to lead to a future top farm system and eventually transfer to the big-club. Reading what the scouts have said regarding Made, including BA, who has called him a future potential #1 prospect has me over the moon excited about the future of this team moving-forward. The sky’s the limit with this team’s prospect-procurement abilities
  17. SF70
    Maybe just too much to overcome mentally with the beaning, and physically with the whiffs. Hope I’m wrong.
  18. SF70
    Because of the super young ages of Made-Pratt-Pena-Payne-Bitonti, I’ll even include Quero in there, the team can offer extensions and get all of their prime-performance years which will be the key to this team having the Small-Market dynasty I believe they will have. Getting 3 of the aforementioned locked up surrounding Chourio for 7 years should get it done. Not concerned about the particulars on the pitchers because this team’s PDS will develop great pitching from among the 25 pitchers drafted in the last 2 years, plus what they add in next years draft with all their extra capital. Many will think we are wildly optimistic regarding the direction of this team, and their prospects, but we are not, this is where this thing is going. Having the best FO in the game matters, and the doubters are about to find this out.
  19. SF70
    Stability — An underrated strength of the MKE Brewers with their coaching staff. Henderson-Hook-McKinven-Dawson-Theisen-LeBoeuf-Weeks-Murphy, even Charlie Greene have been with the organization for years and are familiar to all the players, even the young guys.
  20. SF70
    That should be a no brainer. 7 plus pitches between the two of them, 8, if and when Hall gets his FB back. Both are poised to have huge years.
  21. SF70
    Personally, i think the power will come at some point. Plus hit-tool players with his frame & EV are the exact type of players that can eventually get to that power.
  22. SF70
    Not seeing a future at 3B with this defensive-centric team so the power will need to come or I don’t see a future with this team.
  23. SF70
    Hall had a 70-grade FB back in 2023. His knee injury last year ruined his velo, and probably messed up his mechanics as well. This offseason he should spend strengthening the knee and spending time in the lab getting his mechanics ironed out. I’m hopeful the Hall our scouts saw pitching in ‘23, will be the pitcher we see next season.
  24. SF70
    1 hole, 3B, and 1 weakness, utility IF. I think we see both fixed with outside additions. 3B by trade (Suarez-McMahon-Bohm-One of Texas’s 3B), or FA (Moncada). Utiliy IF with IKF/DeJong/other. This is the strongest returning Brewers team I can remember for at least the last 14 years but probably longer.
  25. SF70
    For the first time in a long time the team will have real starting pitcher depth at AAA. Misiorowski (assuming)-Patrick-CRod-Henderson-Hunt-Smith then possibly 1 or even both of Ashby-Hall at times. Personally, I don’t see Smith as a starter long-term, same with Misiorowski, but certainly understand why the team wants to go the starter route with both given the team’s outrageous bullpen depth.
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