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  1. SF70
    I think they will roster Henderson-Patrick & Martinez. I think all 3 are locks. Henderson goes without saying. Patrick proved he can pitch and the team will want him as a depth shuttle spot starter. Martinez can replace Bauers on the 40-man and potentially give the team their LH option at 1B next season and beyond. The EV/K-rate forces the decision to roster him.
  2. SF70
    Yes we can accept losses like last night since they lost because of 1 player, Devin Williams. They also gained valuable experience in 2 pressure-packed games which will make them better in postseasons moving-forward, of which there will be many.
  3. SF70
    The choke was committed by 1 player, Devin Williams, who likely won’t even be here next season.
  4. SF70
    Tough loss, but Chourio-Mitchell-Frelick-Myers excelling under playoff pressure will only help their confidence moving-forward.
  5. SF70
    Just take the best deal for Williams and move on. The money savings in what will be a potential title year is a bigger deal than $8M in surplus TV. Trade Williams-Milner-Payamps-Peguero-Rea, trade or DFA Wilson and use the money savings to add a $5-10M FA starter and $7-15M 3B.
  6. SF70
    With the team needing to re-negotiate the ‘25 local TV deal and getting less money, unless the Brewers advance to the NLCS, they will probably not add much if any payroll next season, so signing a pricy FA likely isn’t happening. Thank goodness they have a nice young core returning with only one glaring weakness, 3B, and a brilliant, creative FO that should be able to, at worst, at least make it competent.
  7. SF70
    We have a decade of winning ahead of us with most of those seasons having a better team than the current one, so hang in there and eventually we will be rewarded with a title, maybe even 2. We have the smartest FO in the game, which matters far more than payroll.
  8. SF70
    Not expecting a breakout from Mitchell this postseason but sure looking forward to an offseason of more adjustments and hopefully a healthy 5+ WAR 2025 season.
  9. SF70
    Last year’s class had Quintana at #12 & Made at #22 (MLB pipeline) with both of Luis Pena and Jose Anderson outside their top 50.. All 3 performed better than Quintana.
  10. SF70
    Yeah, I’m personally content with everything about this team’s international department. If this isn’t the best international prospect-procurement system in baseball, it’s among the best. Focusing on impactful positional talent in this realm gives the team the potential to extend the very best because of their young ages entering the bigs. This is how the team will build a long-lasting dynasty by surrounding Chourio with impactful talent for 6-10 years, most of it prime-age performance.
  11. SF70
    Garrett Mitchell can be a star. He needs to play everyday from here on out. Thanks.
  12. SF70
    They’re the second youngest team in baseball playing this season on house money. It’s pretty easy to see this being their worst team of the next half-decade.
  13. SF70
    The team should be even better next season. Further maturation from Mitchell-Ortiz-Turang-Frelick-Perkins-Contreras and especially Chourio, combined with a healthy Woodruff, full seasons from Ashby-Civale, Hoskins another year removed from his knee injury, and a full-offseason to fix their only major weakness, 3B, should lead to one of the best teams in baseball.
  14. SF70
    The golden age of Brewers fandom is in full swing and not going anywhere but up. Their IFA department has already produced 1 top prospect in baseball and looks like they found another in Jesus Made. I wouldn’t put it past them to find another potential star that can play with Chourio-Made, maybe they already have and it’s Jeferson Quero. The second-youngest team in baseball as it matures will become a force in this game and not just for a little bit either. Add another potentially franchise-altering draft-class in ‘25 to the one they had in ‘23, and the best IFA class in baseball (‘24) and this organization’s farm system should be tops in baseball in short order and sustain the dynasty thru the rest of this decade, possibly longer.
  15. SF70
    Sign Moncada to a pillow contract or offer up prospects to Arizona for 1 year of Suarez. Both are good defensive 3B, which would probably be a requisite with MKE. I’d probably go the Moncada route. Taking a pillow deal will probably motivate him to get in the BSOHL, and he’s due to have a healthy season after these last couple of years. MKE with a competent 3B will be a serious title contender in 2025.
  16. SF70
    Feel pretty good about having Made-Pena in my top 5 back when the last prospect rankings were done. Some scouts think Pena is right there with Made as far as a talent is concerned. Impactful talent that can play with Chourio forthcoming.
  17. SF70
    Time to rest Chourio-Turang-Ortiz-Adames-Contreras. Getting rest to the aforementioned is more important than going all-in towards winning a bye when the real opportunity of them being able to accomplish that is virtually nil because of games back and their schedule the rest of the year.
  18. SF70
    92 good to see from Hudson. 27 pitches was not. i guess the team doesn’t think he needs the rest.
  19. SF70
    Then add a more experienced Ortiz-Mitchell-Frelick for good measure.
  20. SF70
    Definitely a no for me. I’d prefer investing the $25M/yr into prime-aged talent extensions. Quero-Pratt-Made-Pena come to mind and with this team’s current prospect-procurement abilities, especially internationally, there will be more high-end 21-22 year old talent they will probably want to lock-up thru their prime if able.
  21. SF70
    Massive development indeed, and not just for the rest of this season and the playoffs, but also next season and beyond. Another offseason past his surgery, and with his current trajectory, I think we see AA in the ‘25 rotation.
  22. SF70
    Congrats to the Brewers international department for putting together the most talented positional group in team history. Can they acquire another superior class this coming January? With the buzz around Latin America likely generated by their state-of-the-art Dominican Academy, I think it’s not just possible but probable.
  23. SF70
    Yeah probably not after reading up on his injury history, especially this severe adductor strain suffered this season.
  24. SF70
    Payne is getting plenty of reps in Arizona playing in unofficial games.
  25. SF70
    Moncada at a couple million isn’t likely to happen. No idea what his market will be, but I assume it’s well north of that figure. With that being said, a 1 year $10M’ish deal sounds pretty good to me.
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