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  1. SF70
    Agree we don’t have the prospect-pedigree for multitudes of top 100 pitching prospects. But we will have multitudes of Holobetz’s we can trade-off to strengthen other areas of the team. Having a boatload of solid or better starters with BL experience all controlled for 5 & 6 years will make it easier to trade-off the excess.
  2. SF70
    My definition of a pitching explosion is having each affiliate packed with real pitching prospects to the point of excess where the team can trade-off pitching without depletion. I think they get there before the trade-deadline.
  3. SF70
    Longenhagen was impressed with Thompson at instructs, so that has me excited. I think we see a pitching explosion in this team’s system this coming season.
  4. SF70
    Disagree that it’s worrisome. He said he’s completely healthy which is all that matters. He had to recover from the lat strain, which is now past him. Slow ramp-up should be expected. They will likely limit his innings this year anyhow and fortunately the team has enough starters for this not to be an issue. Game 1 playoff starter Woody is the priority.
  5. SF70
    Offseason grade: A. Sold high on players not in the team’s long-term future and ended up with the deepest stable of 5+ years controlled starting pitchers with BL experience in all of baseball along with the best farm in the game. This FO is showing the baseball world how to accumulate the largest amount of young, controllable talent in all of baseball, and we are closer to winning a WS today than we were in the beginning of the offseason.
  6. SF70
    My personal favorite pitcher in the Brewers farm system since he was drafted in ‘23. Stuff is just nasty. Hoping they keep him as a starter despite the second TJ.
  7. SF70
    1. Woodruff 2. Ashby 3. Misiorowski 4. Patrick 5. Priester If AA is healthy i think they rotation him because of his contract and upside as a starter.
  8. SF70
    1. Megill 2. Uribe 3. Koenig 4. Zerpa 5. Yoho 6. Hall 7. Anderson 8. Henderson I think Ashby rotations to open the season. Henderson bullpens to limit his innings early in the year.
  9. SF70
    The team back in those days didn’t have the farm system depth and prospect-procurement system they enjoy today. The current team has multiple waves of prospect talent on both sides of the ball and at virtually every level of their system maturing and getting ready to graduate impact talent as soon as next season, possibly even late this season.
  10. SF70
    The time is fast approaching when the greatest collection of young organizational talent in baseball will start spitting-out the impact positional talent the team needs to completely fill-out their 26-man roster without having to sign meh positional talent as stopgaps because of payroll limitations. Soon there will be no need for the Rengifo’s & Sanchez’s.
  11. SF70
    A+ offseason. We sold high on 3 players and ended up with the most controlled stable of starters with BL experience in all of baseball plus the best farm system in the game. Arnold & co have created a juggernaut organization with more talent than any team in baseball but 1, and with the current trajectory, they’ll surpass even them at some point, and likely fairly soon.
  12. SF70
    I get excited for every arm this team brings in by trade. Not sure there’s a better professional pitching acquisition department in the game than this one. What they are building with their organizational pitching is amazing to follow.
  13. SF70
    The most valuable and hardest to acquire commodity in baseball. The team will figure out 3B, but having the deepest group of controllable SP in the game sets us apart from the baseball world.
  14. SF70
    Yeah, I’d be shocked if they traded for him. He’s actually the anti-Brewers player. Bad defender, slow as molasses. Lets get Ramon Urias to compete in ST for time in our IF.
  15. SF70
    Love the 2 options. Stash him at AAA for the Brewers lab to finish-off the re-make. No rush. This team has so much SP depth it’s wonderful.
  16. SF70
    It’s not too crazy. He said trajectory, which with the current state of the team’s infrastructure and organizational talent-level, is actually where this thing is headed. Trajectory— 2 years from now, when the pitching factory they’ve established down below in combination with having 7+ BL starters controlled for 4+ years gives the team the ability to have enough pitching to start trading-off in a big-way. Ashby-Hall will return talent that can improve the system and or big-club. Then excess minors pitching (Holobetz) will return more talent. Installations of Made-Pena and the best of a ridiculously talented positional farm plus extensions to Made-Pena gets 5+ years of Chourio-Made-Pena, 8+ years of Made-Pena. Trajectory— The team’s among the BIB prospect-procurement systems continue to feed the team’s farm system keeping it monstrous indefinitely. Add in the trade-off talent received for Contreras-Turang-Ortiz-Vaughn-Mitchell-Frelick and this organization has as much or more talent than any team in the game — and for an extended period of time.
  17. SF70
    This team has more controlled, prime-aged, playoff worthy BL talent than any team in baseball. They also have the deepest and best farm system in the game. They also have one of the top, if not the top prospect-procurement systems in the game. Then add an elite PDS to the mix with a reigning 2-time executive of the year and reigning 2-time manager of the year. It’s almost comical how fortunate we are to have an organization as great as the one we have to root for. It’s an embarrassment of riches when one really stops to think about it.
  18. SF70
    This team has an ace up their sleeve that no team in baseball currently has — the deepest and best farm in the game AND the deepest stable of controlled starters with BL experience in all of baseball, that either of which they can use at any time to add virtually any player they decide they want. And like the best FO in the game that they are, they will be patient, and let things play-out in ST before they decide who they want to play 3B on OD, and or late-April, and or at any point in-season. The team has waaayyyyyy more trade-capital now than they did back when they acquired Adames in-season if they need to use it. The real story of this team is how they’ve been able to accumulate 9 starters with BL experience that are ALL CONTROLLED for 4-6+ years, with all but Ashby added in the last 2 years. That should be the real story.
  19. SF70
    Quite possibly my favorite post I’ve ever read on this site.
  20. SF70
    The Brewers are collecting the most valuable commodity in baseball, quality, controlled starting pitching, better than any team in baseball and now have the ability to improve the IF by trade if they decide it necessary. Incredable trade by Arnold & co.
  21. SF70
    Can’t believe we got Harrison. This team’s PDS is going to turn him into a monster, and a monster from the left-side which we need organizationally and in our rotation. His deception is the separator for me. Durbin was a placeholder. Hamilton gives the team better defense, speed and BR ability than Monasterio, plus he bats LH. The other lefty pitcher just deepens the deepest organizational pitching in all of baseball.
  22. SF70
    Baseball America said it all when they wished good health for the Brewers minor-league system in their Christmas wish list for all 30 teams minor-league systems. This system has been ravaged by injuries to their top positional prospects. Just about every one of their top 10 position prospects have lost serious development time. Quero-Boeve-Wilken-Adams-Adamczewski-Dinges-Payne, even Pena had multiple nagging injuries. The aforementioned players don’t even need good health, just an average healthy season vs the unusually unhealthy season of last season, and if we can get that, the organization will have a better idea of who is in their future plans and who they can trade-off at this year’s trade-deadline.
  23. SF70
    Williams has a major issue with his throwing accuracy at SS, according to Eric Longenhagen. So unless Longenhagen is way off on his scouting of Williams at short, he has a lot to prove there. Imo, he needs more seasoning down below anyhow, so I don’t think he’s a realistic option for the big-club until well into the season at best. Seigler is not a catcher. Emergency yes. And maybe one of the best “emergency catcher” in the bigs, but not someone that’s going to spell the backup catcher or eliminate the need for a backup catcher. Did you watch him try to catch in the 1 inning stint he had last season in MKE? Black has an opportunity to re-establish himself as a prospect again with Nashville. Hoping he has a big year there and can become a decent trade-chip at the deadline.
  24. SF70
    Just another in a long-line of prime-aged Brewers performers that give this team as much or more upside than ANY team in baseball. Should get even more of his stuff back along with improved command having another offseason past his TJ surgery.
  25. SF70
    Mitchell is just 1 reason the team has upside off-the-charts for the ‘26 season and beyond. Never before has the team had depth like they enjoy today and thanks to that depth their floor has never been higher. They don’t need Mitchell to stay healthy and breakout, but if they get that then this team’s ceiling just got closer to the Dodgers.
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