Converted Coulter goes yard for Glendale By Josh Jackson / MiLB.com Clint Coulter knows he may not get many at-bats in the Arizona Fall League, so the Brewers' No. 7 prospect didn't waste any time in his debut Wednesday. Coulter smacked a two-run homer in his first autumn outing, setting the tone in Glendale's 7-5 win over Salt River. The Desert Dogs' victory put an end to a six-game winning streak for the Rafters, who had only lost their Fall League opener. Coulter finished 1-for-4. The 21-year-old native of Camas, Washington is converting from catcher to right field after a season in which he posted a .410 on-base percentage and slugged 22 homers (tied for the Midwest League lead as well as the Class A Wisconsin franchise record) and 28 doubles while notching 89 RBIs. Milwaukee moved Coulter out from behind the plate to emphasize his offensive development, but the process requires a transition -- he worked out at right field, third base and first base in the Brewers' instructional league before coming to Glendale (3-3) as a taxi squad player. He'll continue to concentrate on learning to play right field in the AFL. "I'm open to the move. It's definitely going to free up my legs a bit as far as the grind of the whole season, so I can focus on hitting," Coulter said. In his first time facing competitive pitching since a Midwest League playoff game on Sept. 4, Coulter showed off his bat's potential. Against eighth-ranked Astros prospect Vincent Velasquez with two outs and a runner on second in the second inning, the right-handed hitter swatted the fifth pitch of the at-bat over the fence in left field. "First pitch, he busted me inside, then I got three sliders after that," Coulter said. "I thought he might come in again, so I was looking in and luckily he didn't throw another slider. I would have been in trouble." Coulter struck out in the fourth and the eighth, and he flew out in the sixth. He played a clean defensive game, fielding three singles and making two catches, and he feels "good" about his progress at the new position. "[i'm] just working in BP, getting my breaks and jumps, staying back on balls and my territory with the center fielder. It's been fun," he said. The hardest part of adjusting to his new position hasn't been the extra running or judging fly balls off the bat, but the new view. "Just looking in that way on the field instead of being a catcher and looking the other way," Coulter said. No. 2 White Sox prospect Tim Anderson also lofted a two-run shot, going 2-for-4 with a stolen base. Hector Gomez (Brewers) smacked a three-run homer. Box Score LHP Mike Strong saved the 7-5 victory, as Brewers pitchers continue their strong fall season thus far. Salt River Top of the 9th Pitching Change: Michael Strong replaces Scott Snodgress. Brandon Drury flies out to right fielder Clint Coulter. Peter O'Brien grounds out, shortstop Corey Seager to first baseman Nick Basto. Ryan Casteel strikes out swinging. *** Coulter, Gomez, and Tyrone Taylor each finished 1-for-4.