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  1. SF70
    Respectfully disagree that Made should be grouped with Lara-YRod. He’s a far superior prospect to either based on his 5-tool talent, EV’s, contact-rate, etc. Sometimes, like Chourio, star players make themselves known as future star players early on, and I think this is where we are with Made. I see Pena as a tick or two behind Made talent-wise, but also a superior prospect to Lara-YRod. I know it’s early with Made, but sometimes the talent is just overwhelming enough to just know a future star is in the making.
  2. SF70
    Absolutely spot-on post and I couldn’t agree more. This team has as good of a pipeline of prospect talent as there is in this game. having installed a dynamic core of positionals while also building one of the deepest farm systems in baseball, with probably the top teenage talent in the game. Imo, their international department is currently the best in baseball. Their new SOTA Dominican Academy has given them a leg up in Latin America that has/will allow them to sign many of the players their superior scouts want signed. Made-Pena are special talents, with Made a Chourio-like talent according to scouts. This type of international talent procurement is franchise-altering because it gives MKE access to talent only available to teams with the 1st pick or two in the domestic draft. Its not too difficult projecting having 2 superstar players, playing with each-other for 6+ years and what that can do for this franchise, especially with more dynamic, controllable talent playing with them.
  3. SF70
    Woodward will be a close follow for me with the arsenal he possses. Patience will be required with his likely slow buildup of innings, but he should be worth the wait.
  4. SF70
    No idea how anyone can be ok with Peguero entering a game with any runner on base in any high leverage situation. He’s been terrible in HL all year. This bullpen has the potential to be so much better without Peguero in it. He’s an easy option along with Hudson, with Yoho & Misiorowski replacing them. This teams best chance to win moving forward is with an overwhelmingly dominant bullpen and Megill-Yoho-Misiorowski should give them that. Hudson is not close to the same pitcher today as he was earlier when he was healthy and rested. Stuff just not as good.
  5. SF70
    ‘Just Baseball’ is ranking the overall talent of Made, which is immense. 5-tool prospects, regardless of league or age, when they completely dominate their league should be ranked appropriately.
  6. SF70
    I think it’s mostly what the 2 groups have had an opportunity to work with recently. Prospect -procurement has focused on adding position talent to the system of which the hitting system has had an opportunity to develop, but the dearth of pitching talent during that same time made the PDS not look as good as it was earlier. But now they have lots of arms to develop so I think we’ll see the PDS show it’s skill again.
  7. SF70
    I believe next season will be the year the pitching takes a huge step forward in this system. Woodward will be another offseason past his TJ, and with reports of him touching 97, he is one of many pitching prospects to keep an eye on. Same with Birchard, who’s season was cut short due to a horrible oblique injury. This latest draft-class has added size and or projectabilty to the stable of starter arms that will be developed by a PDS that helped turn raw talent into TOR talent before (Woodruff-Burnes-Peralta). So while we might not have the 6’ 6” 230-240lb upper 90’s Sokora-Susanna tandem, I believe we have the projectables in-house that can get developed into future TOR starters thanks to this team’s elite PDS.
  8. SF70
    A little patience with the teams farm and sometime post ‘25 draft this team’s farm system strength won’t be able to be denied by anyone. The impactful teenage positional prospect depth that’s second to none around the game will mature and reach the upper minors and coupled with this team’s PDS having an opportunity to develop the 24 pitcher’s drafted in ‘23-‘24, along with another likely monster ‘25 draft and trade-return from a possible offseason Williams trade, IMO, will give the team the deepest and strongest farm system in team history and a farm bursting with so much prospect talent the FO will finally have the ammo to trade prospect depth for controllable veteran talent for the big-club if so desired. With our incredible Dominican Academy likely the talk by many in Latin America giving our proven international scouting system a leg-up on most of our competition, I believe we can continue to get most of our impactful positionals from that realm moving-forward. This will be our advantage at least in the short-term. Next year’s draft could be the real franchise-altering class that propels this team to the top. They have as balanced a system as I can remember and should have an opportunity to add impact talent vs volume talent.
  9. SF70
    Well I’m paying attention and this system has just incredible teenage talent and as such will be graduating impact positional talent at super young ages some of whom that also can be extended keeping them in MKE through their prime-performance years. This next 10-15 years is going to get awful fun being a Brewers fan.
  10. SF70
    The farm system currently has 2 waves of positionals. Wilken-Boeve-Quero, who should be joined by Burke, who I think will be a fast mover. This 4, if not traded, should hit MKE sometime late ‘25 thru ‘26. That group should add power to a lineup devoid of it. 2026 should be the beginning of a positional powerhouse in MKE with 3-4 yrs of control yet with the current group having mostly developed by then. The second wave (2027-2029) should have the most impact of all from among Pratt-YRod-Bitonti-Made-Pena-Anderson & future draftee’s,
  11. SF70
    I might be alone on an island with this but I loved this draft-class. The Levonas pick next year with a stronger draft-class and what should be a team record amount of draft capital sets the team up for another potential franchise-altering draft-class. I loved the Burke addition. The system needs power bats and we just added one that can also hit and play a good 1B. The Payne pick allowed us to add 2 high-ceiling starters, and gives us a nice upside play on one of the younger players in the draft. Adding 24 pitchers in the last 2 classes balances out the system and gives the team the ability to add high-ceiling, impactful talent in next year’s draft. The system is poised to become a future monster with all this incredible teenage talent stabled and developing.
  12. SF70
    Jeferson QueroCooper PrattJesus MadeLuis PenaTyler BlackJacob MisiorowskiRobert GasserLogan HendersonBrock WilkenYophery RodriguezBlake BurkeJose AndersonMike BoeveEric BitontiBrett WichrowskiBryce MeccageBishop LetsonJosh KnothCraig YohoBraylon Payne Can’t imagine any team in baseball with a deeper top 20. This last DSL class is franchise-altering and I put the 3 best inside my top 12, with two of them inside my top 5. Wanted to put Wichrowski-Meccage-Letson-Knoth higher but I just couldn’t with all the teams upside positional talent.
  13. SF70
    We have 3 OF’s that need to play everyday with a 4th that can play vs LHP. I would have liked to see a IKF added.
  14. SF70
    The team is too young and inexperienced positionally this year to upgrade the offense in a meaningful way. The team is at least a year away from Ortiz-Turang-Mitchell-Chourio-Frelick breaking-out offensively. They just need to play them and expect the growing pains of big-league development that will eventually pay-off, just not this year. Hopefully they can hold on to this lead thru a bullpen that has the potential to become dominant over the next 2-3 weeks with Hudson & Megill coming back and possibly Yoho and Misiorowski getting added later in the year if needed.
  15. SF70
    But he can help them win now with his potential K-power out of the pen. Imo, this team’s best chance to get to the postseason and win when they get there is thru bullpen dominance
  16. SF70
    I think they have 3 that could skip the ACL next year and head directly to Carolina depending on how they perform in ST and roster availability. I think we all know who those 3 are.
  17. SF70
    Big arm with fantastic stuff. 3 years controlled. Should be a bullpen mainstay moving forward.
  18. SF70
    I’d prefer signing 7-8 day 3 picks and taking pick 68 in ‘25 myself. The way this team’s amateur scouting department is working the field, I want the volume.
  19. SF70
    Bitonti’s K & BB rate is actually 27% & 19% respectively.
  20. SF70
    Forget Hall for now. 5+ years of Ortiz, our slick fielding SS starting next year plus Burke and the underslot savings applied to the signing of 1 or 2 of the upside HS prospects is a huge win for the future of this team.
  21. SF70
    ‘Down on the farm’ ranked our ‘23 class #1. Nice to have a non-biased opinion that confirms what many of us have known for sometime. “Franchise-altering” is not hyperbolic, it’s fitting. When what’s looking like the best ‘24 IFA positional class in the game is added to now what’s looking like one of the top ‘24 teenage pitching classes in baseball, this organization is stock-piling teenage talent like no other team in baseball. Then we have the thought of having a minimum of 3 of the top 35-40 picks (and the slot money to go with them) in next years draft that adds what should be another top draft-class’s worth of talent to what is starting to look like a farm system that can become absolutely monstrous, leading to powerhouse big-league teams through the rest of this decade and possibly beyond.
  22. SF70
    Tod Johnson said they expect to sign about as many as they did last year, so 7-8 from the 3rd day.
  23. SF70
    To me this draft has been a huge success. I love the arms they’ve added, along with with the power bat in Burke. Today they likely add the cherry on top. The thought of our PDS developing another couple of boatloads of arms after last years incredible draft is beyond exciting. This draft tells me they really believe in the position talent already stacked throughout the system.
  24. SF70
    The Organization can use more power bat OF’s. Right now they might have one in YRod, but beyond him I can’t think of one unless you go all the way to the DSL in Jose Anderson. Of the big-leaguers mentioned, there’s Chourio and maybe Mitchell if he can stay on the field and add more loft. This organization needs power bats added in a big way. They also do well finding pitching past the first round. They do well finding pitching period.
  25. SF70
    Frelick for a rental starter — NO.
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