Jim Goulart

Box Score may end up with some nuances today! "Because the Brewers are lending us some arms, their catchers are handling their staff"

(Not in order) Jesus Broca, Anthony Flores, Michael Fowler, Edwin Jimenez, Marco Dinges, Josh Adamczewski, Luke Adams, Dylan O'Rae (Nate Peterson was Rule 5'd by the Reds) - not sure of the extra body (staff?)

3/3: at home vs. Great Britain 3/3 Media Notes MINOR DETAILS: OF Luis Castillo (96), INF Daniel Dickinson (00), C Marco Dinges (93), INF/OF Jheremy Vargas (94), RHP Kaleb Bowman (60), RHP Will Childers (98), LHP Brian Fitzpatrick (95), RHP Blake Holub (97), LHP Mark Manfredi (84) and RHP Joshua Quezada (92).

Monday 3/2: Via WTMJ's Midday News (download link): "Lane Grindle joins the show with the latest from Brewers spring training, including Andrew Fischer’s early impressions and Brice Turang’s electric grand slam. Plus, a look at World Baseball Classic storylines and what they could mean for the Brewers heading into the season." VIDEO via Curt Hogg's "Brewer Territory" with Corey Knebel: "Corey and Curt go over Brandon Sproat's first spring outing as well other Cactus League musings, including Jackson Chourio's walks, Coleman Crow in relief and Tyler Black's mashing start." Via "The Bill Michaels Show" (Hour Three): "USA Today's Bob Nightengale on the Brewers build" (go to the 31:30 minute mark) Via David Gasper's "Brewers Daily" YouTube page: "Updates from Weekend out of Brewers Camp" Via the Wisconsin Sports Radio Network's "Inside Wisconsin Sports with Trevor and Josh": "Tim Allen and Tommy Wortz live from Spring Training" Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "The Future at Third Base for the Brewers Looks Very Solid" Via Tim Allen's "Spring Training Live" on 105.7 The Fan: "Tim & Tommy Wortz broadcast live from Arizona for reacting to sounds from some Brewers who made their Spring Training debut this past weekend, rip some card packs & discuss some crazy travel stories made between the two!" Latest VIDEO via Hunter Baumgardt's YouTube Page: "Hunter Baumgardt discusses the latest headlines surrounding the Brewers in Spring Training! Topics include: - Why taking it slow with the pitching staff is a good idea - Preview of the World Baseball Classic and the Brewers involved - Who is hot at Spring Training? - Roster construction...who gets the final spots?"

Free for all via Baseball America (thanks!), no subscription needed: How Much Are Minor League Baseball Players Paid In 2026? We know this topic comes up pretty frequently, but we won't pin this topic to the top of the forum. However, this new thread is being created, and you can use the search functionality here to find it easy enough once the season begins, or add the link below to your favorites / bookmarks. Search on "How Much Are Minor League Baseball Players Paid In 2026?"

Sunday 3/1: Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast - "It's time for our annual series previewing the upcoming Brewers season, starting off with the offense. We went position by position trying to get a feel for what we expect and where the potential pitfalls are. We then took a number of questions on hitting for power, lineup order and the ball/strike challenge system." Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: "Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe take a look at the wildly healthy landscape of the Brewers in spring training, with even minor injury question marks like Brandon Woodruff and Trevor Megill seemingly on track. What about prospect Jett Williams? Tyler Black and Brandon Lockridge are the breakout stars of spring so far. How does Luis Rengifo look at third? Could Aaron Ashby still be a starting pitcher? How has the ball/strike challenge system impacted the game? Who else is jumping out? Then, Todd and JR provide the first Three Up, Three Down of the season (31:30), spinning through some intriguing spring highlights including homers robbed by weird ground rules, a viral Jacob Misiorowski video, a three-run single, a dinged-up food truck, Joey Ortiz with the bases loaded and young prospects who have impressed." VIDEO via "Just Baseball" Media: "2026 Season Preview | Can the Crew Repeat?"

3/1 Box Score: at Royals (3-1 loss) MINOR DETAILS: : INF/OF Josh Adamczewski (00), OF José Anderson (66), INF Juan Baez (62), INF Mike Boeve (96), INF Blake Burke (85), INF Brady Ebel (91), INF Luis Peña (94), OF Josiah Ragsdale (0), LHP Anthony Flores (65), RHP Michael Fowler (95), RHP Garrett Hodges (77), RHP Edwin Jiménez (98), RHP Tyler Renz (92), RHP Bryan Rivera (74), RHP Yerlin Rodriguez (60) and RHP Garrett Stallings (97). *** 2025 6th round pick Daniel Dickinson (LSU) was a late addition to the list, singled in his lone at-bat, stole a base, played second base.

3/1: at the Royals 3/1 Media Notes MINOR DETAILS: : INF/OF Josh Adamczewski (00), OF José Anderson (66), INF Juan Baez (62), INF Mike Boeve (96), INF Blake Burke (85), INF Brady Ebel (91), INF Luis Peña (94), OF Josiah Ragsdale (0), LHP Anthony Flores (65), RHP Michael Fowler (95), RHP Garrett Hodges (77), RHP Edwin Jiménez (98), RHP Tyler Renz (92), RHP Bryan Rivera (74), RHP Yerlin Rodriguez (60) and RHP Garrett Stallings (97).

Saturday 2/28: Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "How the Brewers Reload with a Solid Rotation"

2/28 Box Score: vs. the Reds (9-7 loss) MINOR DETAILS: INF Daniel Dickinson (00), INF Andrew Fischer (77), INF Luis Peña (94), INF/OF Jheremy Vargas (93), LHP Jesús Broca (66), RHP Joe Corbett (85), LHP Brian Fitzpatrick (96), LHP Anthony Flores (65), RHP Michael Fowler (95), RHP Edwin Jiménez (98), LHP Mark Manfredi (84) and RHP Garrett Stallings (97).

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Luis Pena fans within this “downonthefarm” substack report Scroll to the Brewers portion…

2/28: at home vs. the Reds 2/28 Media Notes MINOR DETAILS: INF Daniel Dickinson (00), INF Andrew Fischer (77), INF Luis Peña (94), INF/OF Jheremy Vargas (93), LHP Jesús Broca (66), RHP Joe Corbett (85), LHP Brian Fitzpatrick (96), LHP Anthony Flores (65), RHP Michael Fowler (95), RHP Edwin Jiménez (98), LHP Mark Manfredi (84) and RHP Garrett Stallings (97).

Friday 2/27: VIDEO via MLB Network: "MLB Network visits Phoenix, Arizona to preview the Brewers' season as part of its "30 Clubs, 30 Camps" special Via the Wisconsin Sports Radio Network's "Inside Wisconsin Sports with Trevor and Josh": Tim Allen Via David Gasper's "Brewers Daily" YouTube page: "Tyler Black Continuing to Rake" Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Chuck is joined by guest Doug Russell, Sports Director for Fox Sports Radio Wisconsin - they spotlight strengths in manufacturing runs, bullpen depth, and a culture that fosters player development. They examine key questions: Is Rengifo ready for third base? Will Yelich thrive as a full-time DH? The impact of recent trades, division rivals like the Cubs, and Murphy’s revamped coaching staff all come under scrutiny."

2/27 Box Score: vs. the White Sox (5-2 win) MINOR DETAILS: INF/OF Josh Adamczewski (62), C Marco Dinges (66), INF Daniel Guilarte (0), OF Jacob Hurtubise (77), OF Josiah Ragsdale (00), INF Freddy Zamora (88), RHP Patricio Aquino (65), RHP Kaleb Bowman (60), RHP Will Childers (97), RHP Blake Holub (95), RHP Miles Langhorne (96), LHP Mark Manfredi (84). *** Reminder, names in bold participated: The three highlighted pitchers shined - as Bowman and Childers stranded a combined five baserunners for Brandon Sproat and Drew Rom, and Holub struck out the side in a perfect 9th for the save.

Via Tim Gotzler's "Baseball Wisconsin Podcast" - Apple Podcast Spotify Web / Podbean Tim is the head baseball coach at Menomonee Falls High School. His latest episode is a near hour-long conversation with Eddy Morgan, recently named manager of the Brewers' A-Ball Wilson Warbirds. Coach Morgan spent 13 years at Division III Concordia University-Wisconsin. This is an excellent "get-to-know" chat. The first half of the conversation details Morgan's coaching philosophies and practices. Around the 34:00 minute mark, the discussion focuses on Morgan joining the Brewers and the challenges that await in his new role. Clearly this conversation doesn't focus on the Warbirds' anticipated specific roster (to be determined, naturally), but overall, it's certainly a worthwhile listen. Enjoy.

Really enjoyed this interview with 2025 Mudcat and Timber Rattler RHP Tanner Gillis, signed out of the independent MLB Draft League in September 2024. Read for background here first: Eeles and Gillis: Big League Hopes Teammates at Division II Cedarville University in Ohio with INF/OF Peyton Eeles, now with the Orioles organization, the shared chat covers their journeys ($500 non-drafted signees!) to where they are today. Eeles was a subject within this MLB Trade Rumors article when Baltimore acquired him in November from the Twins for a former big-league Brewers player. Based on his stature, maybe he'll be a Brewer eventually as well. "The Twins are surrendering Eeles. The infielder, who just celebrated his 26th birthday earlier this week, is listed at just 5’5” and hit just .253 with a .321 slugging percentage in 86 games at Triple-A this past year. What Eeles lacks in size and power potential is made up for by a strong understanding of the strike zone and speed on the basepaths, however. He posted an excellent 12.4% walk rate at Triple-A this past year while striking out at a solid 17.2% clip. He went 21-for-28 on the basepaths in just 378 plate appearances, suggesting he could be a threat to steal 30-to-40 bases over a full season. Eeles has primarily played shortstop and second base throughout his time as a professional but has also made cameos at third base and all three outfield spots. That sort of versatile speedster is something the Orioles have long valued, as seen by the 408 games Jorge Mateo played for the Orioles over the past five seasons before becoming a free agent earlier this month. Given Eeles’s successful stint at the Triple-A level and Mateo’s departure, it wouldn’t be a shock to see him in the mix for a big league bench job in Baltimore at some point next season." *** Enjoy the video, and best wishes to both Tanner and Peyton, hope to see Gillis in Biloxi during the 2026 season.

Raleigh Magazine Article: "The stadium itself is designed to feel open and woven into daily downtown life. One standout feature: The concourse around the outfield will be open to the public 24/7, allowing residents to walk through the space even on non-game days." Nice!

2/27: at home vs. the White Sox 2/27 Media Notes MINOR DETAILS: INF/OF Josh Adamczewski (62), C Marco Dinges(66), INF Daniel Guilarte (0), OF Jacob Hurtubise (77), OF Josiah Ragsdale (00), INF Freddy Zamora (88), RHP Patricio Aquino (65), RHP Kaleb Bowman (60), RHP Will Childers (97), RHP Blake Holub (95), RHP Miles Langhorne (96), LHP Mark Manfredi (84).