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  1. SF70
    8 year plus 2 option years, $15M less than Chourio’s contract. Contreras is traded after the ‘25 offseason for 3-4 prospects that combined with another monster ‘25 draft-class give the Brewers a top 5 farm system thru at least 2028.
  2. SF70
    Quero is the second most valuable player asset this organization has and will probably get extended in a similar fashion to his fellow countryman and #1 team asset, Jackson Chourio. 8-9 years of Chourio-Quero should give this team a really good opportunity to win a WS before this decade is over.
  3. SF70
    I’d probably do that deal even though I’m not that high on Povich.
  4. SF70
    BA is probably highest on Basallo than the others, still need more for 3 years of a top 30-40 starter in baseball. I’m holding Peralta unless blown away, and since teams rarely trade their best prospects anymore, he can start game 1 in the ‘25 & ‘26 playoffs, then I’ll take the pick and the pool money.
  5. SF70
    Not enough. Basallo probably moves off C full time, to 1B/OF and loses some value because of that. Now add Mayo and I’d do it.
  6. SF70
    Agree they sign a Santana/Cooper for this season. I don’t think we see Wilken touch MKE until September at the earliest with 2025 being his season to take over 3B, with Black moving to 1B.
  7. SF70
    Brenton Del Chiaro (Brewers minor league hitting coordinator) mentioned Clarke twice in interviews recently as one of his sleeper picks/player to watch. Looking forward to seeing him this spring.
  8. SF70
    Great interview from Arem of Brenton Del Chiaro. Hearing him say Joey Wiemer sent Connor Dawson tape of changes he’s made in the box this winter and people will be surprised to see them at ST has me stoked. Also saying Sal Frelick was never fully recovered from his thumb injury last year with MKE and next year he will be fully healthy was nice to hear as well.
  9. SF70
    It’s more about what Chourio did in his last 99 PA’s — AAA > 24PA .851 OPS / 1 K WL > 75PA .984 OPS / 8 K Only 9 K total / 9% K-rate He’s a top 3 prospect. I’d have him 2nd, just behind JH, and ahead of Caminaro, who has more power, but a worse hit tool, field & speed. Chourio is ready to face big-league pitching and succeed.
  10. SF70
    Teheran is projected (Steamer) to have a worse ERA than all of the pitchers I listed.
  11. SF70
    Like everything about this class. From the size of most of our higher rated SS’s, to having a couple of pitchers already throwing 92-94, to just the volume of signings and the competition that will create. Bravo Matt Klentak & co.
  12. SF70
    Both BA & Pipeline have Made listed at 6’ 1”.
  13. SF70
    Santana yes. Teheran no. They don’t need another non-Optionable #5/6 starter. They go 7 deep before they get to McKendry, who I’d like to see given an opportunity over a Teheran. Peralta-Burnes-Miley-Gasser-Rea-Ross-Ashby-McKendry.
  14. SF70
    We traded our worst, projected starter according to steamer, from among Ross-Rea-Gasser-Ashby. Burnes-Peralta-Miley-Rea-Ross-Gasser-Ashby-McKendry-CRod is a plenty deep group of 9 starters.
  15. SF70
    The podcast was incredible. Shockingly deep dive. Found myself rarely disagreeing with their assessments. I think they have as good a handle on the Brewers system as any I’ve read or listened to. Nice hearing they haven’t seen a system with as much 18-19 year old talent as MKE. I had thought that, so nice hearing it confirmed. Also nice hearing our great scouting of Venezuelan talent confirmed with them saying we have no peer in that realm. I’m even more pumped about the next 5-10 years of Brewers baseball than I was prior to listening to their podcast, and that’s saying something.
  16. SF70
    Gave away Houser and Taylor? Houser was our worst projected starter and Taylor was our 5th/6th OF going into this year. You are a quality poster and I respect your takes, but to ignore getting a starter prospect with the talent of Coleman Crow just because he’s recovering from TJ, and isn’t likely to impact MKE until 2026/‘27 makes no sense, imo.
  17. SF70
    Great points as usual. Since I don’t think the Phillies will trade Painter anyhow I’ll try and stop thinking of a Painer-Misiorowski 1-2. Agree if the team trades Burnes they will want the headliner to impact the team sooner rather than later, preferably this season.
  18. SF70
    I think this might be the first time I’ve ever disagreed with anything you’ve said on this site, but getting Painter in this deal would be a coup. BA has him at 70, which is ace material. TJ is routine, so ‘25 to shake off the rust, ‘26 to buildup innings, ‘27 we have our ace and for 4 seasons. I can hardly breathe thinking of a Painter-Misiorowski 1-2 for 6 seasons. If we can get Abel to reach his potential then we have 2 ace’s and a #1 leading our rotation, if not a #3 is a nice fallback. Don’t care about Castellanos. With the money from Philly we can get rid of him by trade. Miller I don’t care about either. This trade improves our chances of a WS from ‘26-30 by a good amount. No way Philadelphia is trading Painter tho so this is just a fun dream.
  19. SF70
    This team is likely to just let their young talent play. My guess is a Santana addition and go play baseball. Cincinnati & Baltimore showed last year that a team can win with talented young positional talent and decent to good pitching. I think this is where MKE is entering this season. We might not have quite the positional talent of Baltimore, but I like our pitching better. Cincinnati might be slightly ahead of us, as far as prospect development is concerned, but I like our veterans better. The Brewers are contenders as is, and will be developing their BLR prospect talent at the same time.
  20. SF70
    And Quintana being 1 of 6 in the top 20 at BA with trending up arrows. Both are good defensively and should have a good chance to stick at SS. Love those switch-hitters as well. Klentak not missing a beat from the great job Mike Groopman did with us before leaving for Boston.
  21. SF70
    It’s the depth of young talent that is staggering. Maybe not the generational talent of an Adley & Gunner, but if pitching is included, maybe more overall team talent than Baltimore. Regression is coming from some of their positionals, but they go 10-11 deep, so they can option and replace to get better performance and their pitching is better than they showed last year. A healthy Lodolo will give the rotation a boost, and with a healthy Montas? they go 6 deep at worst with #4 starters. No team in the division can match that. Connor Phillips and his upper 90’s FB is knocking at the door as well. Very underrated bullpen of last year returns with Pagán and Martinez likely improving the performance of the pen overall. Definitely a NL Central title contender this season and should become a SM monster in the seasons ahead. The NL Central is trending towards being the best division in baseball over the next 3-4 years. Every team has a nice young core and top 5-10 farm system except St Louis.
  22. SF70
    Forgive me for not reading thru all these posts and repeating something said already. The 40 man roster issue is no biggie. They have 4-5-6 that can be dropped without much or any pain. This team’s PDS saw a pitcher that can help the team this year for a pitcher that helps the LAD in 4 years. Organizational weakness’s getting fixed this offseason and last year with the Urias trade, Houser/TT trade, and now this trade. Minor-league starting pitching depth & LH reliever arms. We just got our LH reliever, which we need in our bullpen to help balance, and more optionable’s. Looking at his numbers, size, extention, FB spin, etc. has me excited they might have themselves another bullpen weapon.
  23. SF70
    At 32-33-34 years old coming off shoulder injuries, the risk would too much for this SM team. If these shoulder injuries would have happened five years ago I might think differently, potentially having Woody for two or three years of his prime.
  24. SF70
    No to Torres, but yes to: Hampton (RHSP) & Lombard jr (SS) & Lalane (LHSP) Hampton can rotation this season if needed. Lombard a 1st rd pick, has 5 (55) tool grades from BA, with the pedigree of a father having played in the bigs. Lalane, 6’ 7” LHSP, a high upside arm. Lombard & Lalane are 3 years away, but worth waiting for. They also help fix the organization’s 2 biggest farm weaknesses — power bat SS’s & LHSP’s.
  25. SF70
    Yes, Yount signed a 3 year, $9.6M contract in 1989 making him the highest paid player in baseball. Going off of memory, but the highest the team ever got was #5 in team payroll in 1982. 5-10 for the years ‘78-‘83. Bud Selig was a great owner.
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