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  1. SF70
    Yeah, slot on the first pick would necessitate below slot on at least 2 of the next 3 picks if they want to have a similar type draft to 2023, which imo, was a spectacular draft-class. After last years draft I have so much trust in the team’s prospect-procurement systems (‘24 IFA class was incredible as well) I’m just expecting another great class next month, especially with the extra $2.7M, and 2025 with Adames’s comp and comp A as well. Powerhouse farm system ahead.
  2. SF70
    College bat at 17. I like Carson Benge. Good hit & power tool. Should be slot, and in MKE’s OF sometime in 2026. Organizational needs: power bats & power arms and Benge fills the OF power bat need. The rest of the draft can follow last years path with below slot early/above slot late.
  3. SF70
    Kikuchi & Eovaldi for me. Need a lefty and Kikuchi has the most upside. Eovaldi’s game rises once in the playoffs and would be a perfect game 1 starter. Tolerable returns. Eovaldi-Peralta-Kikuchi-Myers-Rea-Wilson or Ross as starter #6, with the other to the bullpen should get the team into the postseason with the first 3 the playoff starters giving the team an opportunity to advance. Not sure Texas would make Eovaldi available but with Max back and deGrom potentially ready post-deadline, maybe?
  4. SF70
    Pena-Made & Anderson with OPS’s N of 1.000 and K-rates of 12-15%. And not just singles hitters either.
  5. SF70
    Pratt to Wisconsin. It’s time.
  6. SF70
    Agree we might have something special with our 2 lefty starters at Wisconsin. Both I believe, should be pitching for Biloxi before years end, and if that happens would give the team 3 starters and a reliever from the ‘23 draft-class already at AA. It’s early of course, but I’ve never seen a class perform this well in my 50+ years of following the Brewers farm and we’ve yet to see Birchard or Woodward pitch.
  7. SF70
    Yeah, the team has enough starter arms now that they can develop over the coming years to have a mostly homegrown rotation again within the next 3-4 years, especially if we include Gasser-CRod-Myers. Love Henderson, but his innings buildup might take all of next season just to get to 120-130. So 2026 would be a more realistic timeframe for Henderson to rotation, imo.
  8. SF70
    Total joke of a trade and infuriating article. Large-market media bias at its worst.
  9. SF70
    I don’t get the desire for Crochet. His talent is thru the roof, but he’s going to have to get shutdown because of innings limits well before the postseason.
  10. SF70
    He’s young, so hopefully he can gain velo moving-forward. Hard to get too excited over a pitcher with an upper 80’s/90mph FB.
  11. SF70
    I said it the day they signed this group— my favorite IFA class ever. Size, power potential, defense, hit-tool, this class has everything. The ‘24 IFA class & the ‘23 draft-class have injected franchise-altering talent into this organization.
  12. SF70
    Not giving up multiple years of a 3 WAR CF for a rental starter. If the team wants Kikuchi, they have a deep farm system from which to make a deal without giving up their starting CF.
  13. SF70
    Cooper Pratt OPS north of .800 now.
  14. SF70
    Been looking forward to his debut since I watched his dazzling performance in the WBC. I love players that when the spotlight is brightest they rise to the occasion, and CRod is that type of pitcher, imo.
  15. SF70
    Adamczewski with a great ‘24 debut and Hayden Robinson’s last 2 outings: 8 innings 3H 1R 1BB 16K. The ‘24 draft-class just keeps getting better and better.
  16. SF70
    A glimpse into the future with the Peña’s-Corobo-Made & Quintana all having nice pro debuts. Imo, this class will be their best IFA class ever. I love this organization’s teenage talent.
  17. SF70
    Uribe’s suspension was reduced to 4 games, so much more manageable. Clarke-Bukauskas-Uribe-Williams-Hall and a starter arm or two will make for a log-jam over the next 6 weeks, so if anything — I think we should trade a reliever not acquire one.
  18. SF70
    This team has the most underrated FO in baseball, and it’s not close. I’ve yet to see MKE rank inside the top 10 of FO’s from any rankings I’ve seen, which is ridiculous when one considers what they’ve accomplished in totality the last 8+ years. Consistently winning while simultaneously rebuilding/building-up their infrastructure — without a tank (Baltimore), or major sell-off should automatically put them in the conversation for best small-market FO’s with Tampa & Cleveland. And that was before Stearns left for NY with Arnold taking the baton and improving the organization even more so.
  19. SF70
    I remember post-draft, reading at least 1 scout/evaluator predict he’d see the MKE bullpen sometime this year, so your not alone in your assessment. Hard to put into words just how incredible that draft-class is.
  20. SF70
    Wiemer & Mitchell have little trade value. Wiemer can’t hit and Mitchell can’t stay on the field.
  21. SF70
    The ‘23 draft-class does continue to “amaze”, especially on the pitching side. Hayden Robinson now joining the long list of pitchers performing at a high level. Letson could be the most impressive of all. The stuff has exploded. The command seems to be there. Could be their most talented SP.
  22. SF70
    Jeferson QueroTyler BlackBrock WilkenMike BoeveRobert GasserCarlos F RodriguezJacob MisiorowskiCooper PrattBrett WichrowskiYophery RodriguezJorge QuintanaLuis LaraLogan HendersonJuan BaezBishop LetsonJosh KnothTobias MyersEric BitontiTyler WoessnerRyan Birchard I don’t think Misiorowski is a starter long-term, so I dropped him to 7. I have Boeve at 4 because I love his bat and think he’ll add power to become an impact hitter. I have 8, ‘23 draft-picks and 1, ‘24 IFA pick in my top 20. Just an incredible draft-class.
  23. SF70
    I like your thinking in regards to how the team probably approaches the ‘24 draft. They were so successful with that strategy last year so why not try it again. Last years once in a lifetime depth of prospects thanks to Covid might throw a wrench into that strategy. Hope not.
  24. SF70
    Bitonti heating up. Probably getting the bump up to Carolina before to much longer.
  25. SF70
    Agree with your assessment’s mostly, but also with depth comes the opportunity for more future breakouts.
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