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  1. Two of the early Friday AM long-form pods have released: BrewerFanatic's and the Reviewing The Brew's Cold Brew Podcast
  2. Thread will be utilized for any minor league news Friday. Organizational Scoreboard MiLB Audio Links
  3. Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky (Hour Two): Chris Mehring, Voice of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (go to the 16:40 minute mark)
  4. Thursday 8/1: Via WTMJ's Morning News (Download Link): Matt Arnold Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts "Brewers Weekly" - "Dom details the winners and losers of the trade deadline and then goes through fans predictions for the remainder of the season." Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky (Hour Two): Matt Carroll from "Reviewing the Brew" (go to the 5:30 minute mark) Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky (Hour Two): Chris Mehring, Voice of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (go to the 16:40 minute mark)
  5. By mid-November (the afternoon of Tuesday November 12th, we believe), teams across MLB will have to set their 40-man rosters in order to identify which minor league players they wish to protect from exposure to the Rule 5 draft in December. Last November saw the Brewers add a slam-dunk player in catcher Jeferson Quero, who was sadly lost for the season on Nashville's Opening Day to a shoulder injury. The Crew also added RHP Bradley Blalock, a move few saw coming. Blalock was just traded to Colorado, along with RHP Yujanyer Herrera, in a deal that netted RH reliever Nick Mears. Finally, Milwaukee made a roster-setting deadline trade with Philadelphia, giving up OF Hendry Mendez and INF Robert Moore, for INF Oliver Dunn, who was immediately added to the team's 40-man. Image courtesy of Biloxi Shuckers (Logan Henderson photo) Who is most likely to be added this November? Quick primer thanks to MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince: What is the Rule 5 Draft? A draft that allows clubs that do not have a full 40-man roster to select certain non-40-man players from other organizations. Essentially, it is an avenue for teams to identify and give a Major League opportunity to players that they feel have been held back elsewhere. Players signed at age 18 or younger must be added to their club’s 40-man roster within five seasons or else become eligible for the Rule 5 Draft. Players signed at 19 or older must be protected within four seasons. Like the amateur Draft (officially known as the Rule 4 Draft), the Rule 5 Draft is held in reverse order of standings from the previous season. Unlike the amateur Draft, not every club will make a selection in the Rule 5. Those that do must pay $100,000 to the club from which the player was selected, and the player must remain on the new club’s 26-man roster (or injured list) for the entirety of the following season or else be placed on outright waivers. If the player clears waivers, he must be offered back to his original team for $50,000 and can be outrighted to the Minors only if his original team does not take him back. (This prevents teams from pilfering players from other teams and then stashing them in their Minor League system.) When is the Rule 5 Draft? This winter’s Rule 5 Draft will be held Dec. 6. Eligible players are listed alphabetically within their current level of play, and we'll edit this thread occasionally as rosters adjust in the season's final months: AAA Nashville: 1B/C Wes Clarke INF Ray Delgado RHP Jon Duplantier RHP Deivi Garcia OF Jimmy Herron RHP Easton McGee RHP Evan McKendry RHP Sam McWilliams RHP Vinny Nittoli OF Jared Oliva LHP Thomas Pannone RHP Chad Patrick INF Anthony Seigler RHP Garrett Stallings INF Freddy Zamora AA Biloxi: RHP Coleman Crow OF/INF Adam Hall RHP Logan Henderson RHP Blake Holub C Nick Kahle LHP Brandon Knarr INF Casey Martin 1B Ernesto Martinez C Darrien Miller INF Ethan Murray OF Bladimir Restituyo LHP Russell Smith RHP Shane Smith INF Zavier Warren RHP Justin Yeager High-A Wisconsin: RHP Alexander Cornielle RHP Stiven Cruz OF Eduarqui Fernandez RHP Jeferson Figueroa INF/OF Eduardo Garcia RHP Edwin Jimenez OF Hedbert Perez RHP Jake Polancic C Ramon Rodriguez RHP Yerlin Rodriguez C Victor Torres OF/INF Jheremy Vargas A-Ball Carolina: INF/OF/RHP Miguel Briceno C Blayberg Diaz C David Garcia OF Yhoswar Garcia RHP Fray Morelo OF/INF Kaylan Nicasia Feel free to discuss and predict in the comments below, but I see the potentials as such: Lock: RHP Logan Henderson Just Barely South of Lock: RHP Chad Patrick Under Fairly Strong Consideration: RHP Coleman Crow RHP Yerlin Rodriguez RHP Shane Smith Could Sneak In: RHP Easton McGee View full article
  6. Who is most likely to be added this November? Quick primer thanks to MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince: What is the Rule 5 Draft? A draft that allows clubs that do not have a full 40-man roster to select certain non-40-man players from other organizations. Essentially, it is an avenue for teams to identify and give a Major League opportunity to players that they feel have been held back elsewhere. Players signed at age 18 or younger must be added to their club’s 40-man roster within five seasons or else become eligible for the Rule 5 Draft. Players signed at 19 or older must be protected within four seasons. Like the amateur Draft (officially known as the Rule 4 Draft), the Rule 5 Draft is held in reverse order of standings from the previous season. Unlike the amateur Draft, not every club will make a selection in the Rule 5. Those that do must pay $100,000 to the club from which the player was selected, and the player must remain on the new club’s 26-man roster (or injured list) for the entirety of the following season or else be placed on outright waivers. If the player clears waivers, he must be offered back to his original team for $50,000 and can be outrighted to the Minors only if his original team does not take him back. (This prevents teams from pilfering players from other teams and then stashing them in their Minor League system.) When is the Rule 5 Draft? This winter’s Rule 5 Draft will be held Dec. 6. Eligible players are listed alphabetically within their current level of play, and we'll edit this thread occasionally as rosters adjust in the season's final months: AAA Nashville: LHP Nick Bennett INF/OF Noah Campbell 1B/C Wes Clarke INF/OF Isaac Collins RHP Blake Holub RHP Easton McGee RHP Evan McKendry RHP Chad Patrick RHP Garrett Stallings INF Freddy Zamora AA Biloxi: RHP Coleman Crow OF/INF Adam Hall RHP Logan Henderson LHP Brandon Knarr C Darrien Miller INF Ethan Murray LHP Adam Seminaris LHP Russell Smith RHP Shane Smith INF Zavier Warren RHP Justin Yeager High-A Wisconsin: RHP Alexander Cornielle RHP Stiven Cruz OF Eduarqui Fernandez RHP Jeferson Figueroa INF/OF Eduardo Garcia RHP Edwin Jimenez RHP Jake Polancic RHP Yerlin Rodriguez C Victor Torres OF/INF Jheremy Vargas A-Ball Carolina: INF/OF/RHP Miguel Briceno C Blayberg Diaz OF Yhoswar Garcia RHP Fray Morelo OF/INF Kaylan Nicasia RHP Jeison Pena OF Hedbert Perez RHP Rosmel Reyes RHP Brailin Rodriguez Rookie Maryvale: RHP Rafael Garcia Feel free to discuss and predict in the comments below, but I see the potentials as such: Lock: RHP Logan Henderson Just Barely South of Lock: RHP Chad Patrick Under Fairly Strong Consideration: RHP Coleman Crow RHP Yerlin Rodriguez RHP Shane Smith Could Sneak In: RHP Easton McGee
  7. Brewers Sr. Coordinator of Player Development Info Ben Harris joined the pregame show on Wednesday to discuss his role with the Brewers, the org's success in 2024 and more! Harris (the man above) is the person behind the @BrewersPD handle!
  8. More on RHP Easton McGee, along with some audio snippets, here.
  9. Biloxi Press Release: 3B/1B MIKE BOEVE REINSTATED FROM 7-DAY INJURED LIST BILOXI, MS – The Biloxi Shuckers and Milwaukee Brewers have announced that 3B/1B Mike Boeve has been reinstated from the 7-Day Injured List. The Shuckers’ active roster now stands at 28 players. Boeve was previously placed on the 7-Day Injured List on July 9, 2024. In 53 games with the Shuckers in 2024, Boeve owns a .286/.347/.400 slash line with 9 doubles, 3 triples and 3 home runs. Today marks his first appearance with the Shuckers since June 30 against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.
  10. Wednesday 7/31: Via WTMJ's Morning News (Download Link): Jeff Levering Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Jen, Gabe and Chewy" (download link): Sophia Minnaert Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show (Hour One): Tim Allen (go to the 21:10 minute mark) VIDEO via MLB Network's "MLB Now": "Pat Murphy discusses the addition of Frankie Montas, Christian Yelich's injury and more" Via the "Wisconsin Sports Daily Show" with Steve "Sparky" Fifer: "Tim Muma of Brewer Fanatic discusses the Brewers series loss to Atlanta, a lackluster trade deadline and just how good is Jackson Chourio?" Via 97.3's Drew & KB (Hour One): Paul Wagner (go to the 9:45 minute mark) Via the "Barrel Banter Podcast": "The Brewers had a clear need for pitching, specifically of the starting variety entering the deadline. They added reliever Nick Mears and starter Frankie Montas - was that enough to keep them atop the NL Central? And are they the right guys?" Via the "Cream City Pod" with BrewerFanatic's own Spencer Michaelis: "Topics Covered by Spencer and Gunner Amelunk: - Braves series review - Jackson Chourio love - Ryan Braun love - Questions for the Crew - Chris Levonas is unlikely to sign, what does it mean? - Trade Deadline reactions? - General thoughts on how the Brewers operate (overall and at the deadline in specific) - Random Brewers Postgame shows after the 6-2 loss to Atlanta - Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "A Tough August Facing the Brewers" Via 97.3's "Baseball Postgame Show" - Tim Allen joins Drew and KB's show
  11. Thread will be utilized for any minor league news Thursday. Organizational Scoreboard MiLB Audio Links
  12. It's a side note and the Wilson, NC area will hear about it throughout the next year-plus, but the long-existing college wood-bat league team is going to be steamrolled out via the new stadium, where they won't be allowed to play. Will next year be Tobs’ last in Wilson?
  13. Plus the Adames comp pick after the first round…
  14. Thread will be utilized for any minor league news Wednesday. Organizational Scoreboard MiLB Audio Links
  15. Nashville Sounds released 2B Yonny Hernández. Nashville Sounds activated 2B Noah Campbell from the Development List. Nashville Sounds activated LHP Nick Bennett from the Development List. .241/.333/.309 (.642 OPS) in 81 games for Hernandez, age 26. The current Nashville roster shows a full infield component.
  16. "Milwaukee Brewers Radio Host Dom Cotroneo and Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast join Chatterbox Reds to discuss the trade of Frankie Montas for Joey Wiemer and Jakob Junis." Dom joins the discussion at the 2:30 minute mark.
  17. Tuesday 7/30: Via WTMJ's Morning News (Download Link): Pat Murphy Via WTMJ's Morning News (Download Link): "The Man, The Commissioner, The Number 1 customer to Gilles. Bud Selig turns 90 years young today - Wisconsin's Morning News' Adam Roberts has a full feature diving in to the career and legacy of Milwaukee's own Bud Selig." Via WTMJ's Midday News (Download Link): Adam McCalvy (Brewers talk begins at the 03:20 minute mark) Via 97.3's "The Steve Czaban Show" (Hour Two): Tim Allen Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show (Hour Three): Vinny Rottino (go to the 12:25 minute mark) Via the "Wisconsin Sports Daily Show" with Steve "Sparky" Fifer: Tim Dillard Via 97.3's Drew & KB (Hour One): Bill Schroeder (go to the 25:00 minute mark) Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky (Hour One): "Paul Dietrich from Brew Crew Ball" (go to the 07:35 minute mark) Postgame shows after the 5-1 loss to Atlanta - Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Is the Brewers Front Office in "Go for It" Mode?" Via WTMJ: Bob Brainerd fills in for Dom Cotroneo, Craig Coshun is the guest Via 97.3's "Baseball Postgame Show" - Tim Allen hosts
  18. Looking forward to when Jeff Hem interviews RHP Easton McGee. McGee grew up in Hopkinsville KY, just 75 miles from Nashville, so the appeal of his two-year minor-league deal with the Brewers is evident. This article with photos includes no quotes, but provides additional background into the appeal of the current 0.00 MLB ERA over McGee's first 9.2 innings. The former Mr. Baseball from Hopkinsville High School took a no-hitter into the seventh inning of his first MLB start on April 29, 2023, getting a no decision in a 1-0 Seattle loss at Toronto. McGee retired the first 12 batters he faced before a walk to Matt Chapman to begin the fifth inning. He threw only 64 pitches and struck out two. The Mariners said McGee was the first pitcher in team history to make a start of 6.2 scoreless innings while allowing one hit or less within his first two career games. That start would be his only appearance for the Mariners as arm discomfort led to the discovery that season-ending Tommy John surgery was needed. Depending on how the rest of 2024 goes, the 26-year-old (27 in December) could be a Brewers' October 40-man roster add to protect from Rule 5.
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