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  1. Jim Goulart
    Ryan Braun: "I know teams are going to have to respect for this year's lineup," Braun said. "The more depth the better. [Lucroy] has a good chance to hit fifth. And with [Weeks], [Mark] Reynolds, [Lyle] Overbay, and Khris Davis hitting 6-7-8, they all have 25-30-home run potential." Bye, Juan...
  2. Jim Goulart
    Pitcher R.J. Seidel of LaCrosse discusses the difficult decision to ask for his release -- the short article also provides soem insight into the roster games the Brewers (and others) must play in order to maintain a depth of talent.
  3. Jim Goulart
    More with Doug, this time via WTMJ's Sports Central Tuesday evening.
  4. Jim Goulart
    Brad highlights LHP Anthony Banda, then provides plenty of insights from the backfields -- fantastic work this week, sir.
  5. Jim Goulart
    Michael Ratterree got an at-bat Tuesday, grounding out to second base. Jeremy Hermida fanned, but this thread is more about the young farmhands.
  6. Jim Goulart
    Via the Bill Michaels Show on WSSP Tuesday, here are interviews w/Bill in Maryvale: Doug Melvin Logan Schafer Gorman Thomas From Monday's show: Carlos Gomez Jim Henderson Craig Coshun
  7. Jim Goulart
    Halton, De La Torre, Hand, Prince, Manzanillo, Green -- that's some useful depth (didn't say very good, just potentially useful) that's still in the system. While it speaks partially to the talent levels of the players involved, when you're able to avoid losing players to waivers, you've made the right choices in proper roster management. And remember, the Brewers could also be positioning themselves with the flexibility to make a waiver claim themselves.
  8. Jim Goulart
    Monday's games: All of these updates again via @BrewersPD -- Nashville doubled up Louisville, 6-3. Pete Orr 3x3 with 3 R. Sean Halton 2B, HR. RHP's Casey Medlen, Michael Blazek, and Arcenio Leon all w/scoreless innings in relief of Matt Garza. Huntsville 5, Pensacola 1. RHP's Austin Ross, Tommy Toledo, and Harvey Martin combined for 5 scoreless from the 'pen. Brock Kjeldgaard w/solo HR. D'Vontrey Richardson 2x5. Cody Hawn 2-RBI single. Brevard won 8-6 over Bakersfield. Cameron Garfield w/two solo HRs. Adam Giacalone, Tyrone Taylor, Max Walla all w/2 hits each. Alfredo Rodriguez 3x4, 3 runs scored. Dayton scratched a run across in the 9th to edge Wisconsin, 2-1. Chris McFarland 2x2 w/double. Tristan Archer, Milton Gomez with 2 scoreless IP each.
  9. Jim Goulart
    Your Tuesday rosters and projected Wednesday pitchers, once again courtesy of the Brewers Player Development Twitter account. (Notice the double designated hitters at the two upper levels -- it's chaos, I tell you!)
  10. Jim Goulart
    In earlier posts (including this one, please review) we had mentioned the previously announced eight Brewers signings from last summer's international signing period, several of which could be considered fairly high profile. The Brewers have announced four additional signings within their DSL roster page: Juan Diaz (09/24/1992), 21 years old), a 6'0", 185 lb. RHP from the Dominican Republic Carlos Luna (09/25/1996, 17 years old), a 6'1", 175 lb. RHP out of Panama Ken Paredes (01/11/1997, 17 years old), a 6'3", 185 lb. RHP from the Dominican Republic Dilson Fernandez (05/09/1994, 19 years old, 20 in May), a 5'11", 185 lb. catcher from the Dominican Republic So for now, the final tally for Dominican Summer League rookies to debut in 2014 will be four RHP's, two catchers, four infielders, and two outfielders.
  11. Jim Goulart
    Awesome gallery from Brad, featuring the younger kids...
  12. Jim Goulart
    Brad continues to knock the ball out of the park with his reports from Arizona. Alfredo Rodriguez feature and many appreciated tidbits...
  13. Jim Goulart
    Monday Box Score: MINOR DETAILS: Joining the team today from minor-league camp: OF Michael Reed (#95), INF Nick Shaw (#90), C Adam Weisenburger (#71) and RHP Kyle Heckathorn. Infield single for young Mr. Reed.
  14. Jim Goulart
    From Sunday, via BrewersPD: Nashville & Tacoma played to a tie. Hector Gomez went 3x3 w/2 2Bs. Jeremy Hermida & Hunter Morris 2 hits each. Ariel Pena w/3 scoreless IP and 4 Ks Jackson downed Huntsville, 3-1. Mitch Haniger had the only XB hit w/a double. LHP's Brent Suter and Alan Williams both w/2 IP and no runs allowed. Brevard County routed High Desert, 12-5. Cameron Garfield had two hits, 2 2Bs, 4 RBI; Paul Eshleman w/2 hits, 3B, HR, 6 RBI. Victor Roache 1x4 w/2 RBIs. Wisconsin downed Clinton, 9-6. Jose Pena homered. Johnny Davis had 2 hits, 3 R, 3 SBs. Scott Harkin/Angel Ventura had 2 IP each and no runs allowed.
  15. Jim Goulart
    Via the Brewers, Monday's rosters and pitchers (including a Helena game), along with Tuesday's projected pitchers.
  16. Jim Goulart
    As per Matt Eddy of Baseball America, Brewers released 2009 10th round C Tyler "Big Country" Roberts (career stats), drafted out of a Georgia high school, never quite jumped above Low-A Wisconsin. We wish Tyler well, still only 23.
  17. Jim Goulart
    Brad's Photo Gallery!
  18. Jim Goulart
    Brad's Daily First-Hand Update - Francisco Castillo feature and then multiple other observations and details
  19. Jim Goulart
    Sunday's Media Notes: MINOR DETAILS: Joining the team this afternoon from minor-league camp: INF Pete Orr (#28), 1B Nick Ramirez (#95), INF Yadiel Rivera (#91), OF D’Vontrey Richardson (#96), OF Tyrone Taylor (#94), RHP Tyler Cravy (#92), LHP Brent Leach (#97) and LHP Brad Mills (#98). Bold saw action (box score) -- Ramirez fanned twice, Taylor grounded into a 6-4-3 double play.
  20. Jim Goulart
    Notice that Hector Gomez is playing for Nashville. And now this -- #Angels say there is "zero truth" to report yesterday that they had acquired IF Hector Gomez from #Brewers. *** Speculation is fun, but we never said it was definitive here until it was posted on the Brewers' transactions page (which is updated via the MLB.com feed).
  21. Jim Goulart
    Via Brewers Player Development Twitter re: Saturday's other games -- Mobile edged Huntsville, 4-3. Mike Walker 2x2 w/2 runs, D'Vontrey Richardson 2x4, Brandon Macias 2x4 w/run. Jed Bradley & Jacob Barnes posted 2 scoreless w/2 K's each. Visalia topped Brevard, 4-3. Rafael Neda homered for the 2nd day in a row. Jorge Lopez and Rodolfo Fernandez w/2 scoreless frames apiece. South Bend downed WI, 9-5. Angel Ortega & Jose Sermo both homered. Michael Strong and Drew Ghelfi had scoreless appearances.
  22. Jim Goulart
    The Brewers used RHP Michael Blazek's 2nd option (on his birthday, no less) to send him to AAA. He can be optioned again in 2015 if need be.
  23. Jim Goulart
    Via the Sounds site -- Saturday's AAA game: Sounds Rally Past Reno In Spring Action, 9-8 Nashville Sounds PHOENIX, Ariz. -- The Nashville Sounds notched their first spring training victory on Saturday afternoon at Maryvale Baseball Park, rallying to edge the Reno Aces (AAA-Diamondbacks) by a 9-8 margin. The Nashville offense was powered by Eugenio Velez (3-for-3) and Kevin Mattison, who went 3-for-5 with a homer, double, and four RBIs. Hunter Morris, Pete Orr, and Greg Golson also drove in runs for the Sounds. Johnny Hellweg, the reigning PCL Pitcher of the Year, made his first Triple-A start of the spring for the Sounds and allowed two runs on one hit and three walks in 2 1/3 innnings in a no-decision. Three former Sounds relievers appeared in the contest. Dustin Molleken surrendered four runs on six hits in 1 2/3 relief innings. Johnnie Lowe tossed a pair of scoreless relief innings to pick up the win and Eric Marzec closed out the contest with a scoreless frame to earn the save. The Sounds (1-1) continue their spring slate on Sunday with a road contest in Peoria against the Tacoma Rainiers (AAA-Mariners).
  24. Jim Goulart
    Sunday's tentative rosters, with a Matt Garza note he'll be pitching at AAA on Monday to keep him "in turn"
  25. Jim Goulart
    The Brewers now list the Hector Gomez trade as official on their own transactions page, for a PTBNL.
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