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  1. SF70
    Starters too. It’s incredible the leap this farm system has taken with pitching, thanks to the ‘23 draft, but also other non-‘23 draftees starting to breakout as well from the Woessner’s to some of the internationals (Galindez-Herrera, others, plus too many relievers to list). From a positional rich system to at worst, a balanced system, maybe now even more pitching rich, especially depth-wise.
  2. SF70
    Yeah, Dunn belongs at AAA getting every day AB’s, not at the big-league level taking AB’s away from Joey Ortiz.
  3. SF70
    Worse case he continues his injury woes. That shoulder of his scares me to no end.
  4. SF70
    Assad has plus command of 5 pitches. His command makes him a good starter.
  5. SF70
    My memory says 38%.
  6. SF70
    Absolutely is! Thank you Todd Johnson & co. The ‘23 draft-class has injected an incredible amount of talent into the lower-levels of the system, especially pitching. It’s early, but when all is said and done, that class could be franchise-altering. On the international side, it’s been consistently good to great classes since Mike Groopman was hired back in ‘18, then on to Klentak & Armstrong. The ‘24 class, imo, could end up the best of all as far as depth of impact talent is concerned (gut feeling based on SR’s/value signings).
  7. SF70
    I think we might be ok provided no new starter injuries. Off-day Thursday so we can get back to 5 rest days when Gasser joins the rotation in 8 or so days as the sixth starter. Both he and Wilson should be fully stretched well before Memorial Day. Just need to gut it out a few more weeks.
  8. SF70
    Hall for sure. Manfredi & Timmerman soon.
  9. SF70
    Anyone know any current velo readings on Josh Timmerman?
  10. SF70
    Never thought this team’s farm would have too many legit starter arms to keep track of by memory, but that’s where we are with me — incredible turnaround for the system, arm-wise. Thank you Johnson & co.
  11. SF70
    What a draft-class. Already have what appears to be a mainstay big-league reliever from this class (Hudson for Chambers). I know the overall 2023 MLB draft class was quite possibly the most talented of all time, but wow, this team’s collection of talent, especially on the pitching side is looking early on as being franchise-altering. From Wichrowski-Knoth-Birchard-Letson to Manfredi-Timmerman-Yoho-Woodward. Then the 2 high-bonus HS arms currently in extended ST, Bjorn Johnson & Hayden Robinson. That’s a ton of pitching talent from 1 draft-class. Then add Wilken-Pratt-Boeve-Bitonti & Adamczewski positionally and you get a WOW from me!
  12. SF70
    Have to be happy with the early returns on trading Chambers to the LAD for Bryan Hudson. Dodgers scouts zeroing in on Justin tells me they see a future big-league starter, but that’s 4-5 years away and it looks like we have a nasty LH reliever for the foreseeable future.
  13. SF70
    Absolutely yes on both accounts. The pitching added from the 2023 draft-class has at a minimum balanced out the farm, pitching vs positionals. The farm now has as many legit SP prospects as I’ve ever seen it. Maybe not the impact of Peralta-Woodruff-Burnes, but pure numbers — yes. But who knows, with the numbers of SP prospects now working with this teams PDS, we may see another dominant homegrown MKE rotation ahead.
  14. SF70
    The package to acquire 2 seasons of Cease would have been prohibitive and doesn’t fit the timeline and philosophy of this team. Patience with this team is a huge virtue and will be rewarded.
  15. SF70
    Bauers out, Black in — eventually.
  16. SF70
    Tonight spotlights the progress the team’s farm has made adding legit starting pitching prospects. Whether by trade (Blalock) or draft (Knoth-Letson-Wichrowski). And now we have Herrera to keep an eye on, at least I will moving forward. So many interesting arms now in this system.
  17. SF70
    Absolutely has priced himself out of MKE but……. The trajectory with his surplus trade value could make him the most valuable trade commodity in baseball offseason of ‘25. Could be as much as $60M, which is franchise altering talent returned.
  18. SF70
    Josh Timmerman with a nice outing. 4+ 1H 2R 2BB 6K. The ‘23 draft-class just keeps getting better and better with every debut appearance.
  19. SF70
    We have ourselves some starter arms now in our system, like more than just a few. Gasser-CRod-Misiorowski-Woessner-Blalock-Henderson Birchard-Knoth just to name 8. Of course there’s more, but there’s a pretty nice future rotation out of that group.
  20. SF70
    Yeah, can’t wait to hear Cooooooup again at Brewers games.
  21. SF70
    Bingo. With Cooper Pratt pushing Wilken to 1B in 2026, and Tyler Black playing LF.
  22. SF70
    Yeah not really excited to see Ashby in the bigs at 92-93mph with no command. Shell city.
  23. SF70
    Thanks for the work involved in putting that list together.
  24. SF70
    $2M more than last years pool, so a good opportunity for Johnson & co. to continue to put together good to great draft-classes like he has the last 4 years and 5 of the last 6. Then next year we get comp A, a high likelihood of a mid 30’s pick for Adames, with maybe another mid 30’s pick with Hoskins. $15M-$17M next year in pool money could potentially make next years class incredible. Then in ‘26 with the possibility of more extra draft-capital from Woodruff-Williams or another opt-out. This team could have a strong farm system all the way thru the rest of this decade. Amazing to think how that translates to the big-league club.
  25. SF70
    Wilken-EBJ-Misiorowski are maybe the most important trio of prospects to follow in the Brewers system. Good seasons from the 3 really sets up the big-league team to have quite the homegrown team over the next couple of seasons.
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