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Not the most convenient online viewing mechanism but simple enough. The Rick Sweet feature begins on Page 8 of the program:

Jackson had committed to the University of Missouri, he'll forego that to join the Crew. As for the limited season: Back after losing two years to injury, Jackson sports a 95 mph fastball. He has been limited to 14 innings (with 20 strikeouts) by blisters. “His arm has held up great. That was the scouts’ and everybody’s main concern,” said Razo. “It’s been his finger. We got him healthy about a week ago. When he’s out there we’ve got a chance to beat anybody. We’re excited we should have him for the postseason push.” *** Thanks to poster JDBrewCrew for first bringing the Hunt and Jackson signings to our attention!

Wednesday 7/12:Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Brewers All Star Recap and a Wrap of MLB Draft Picks with Dan Zielinski from BaseballProspectJournal.com (at the 15:15 minute mark)Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Paul Wagner

3rd year (1st stateside) 19-year-old Dominican native MiLB Player Page

2022 Mudcat and Timber Rattler coming back from Tommy John MiLB Player Page

Still 17 for another month, 2nd year Mexico native has been very good in first stateside season: MiLB Player Page

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From the article: Bottom line for the Reds, it would seem, is that what they do with the one-game lead as they head into their final 71 games of the season is up to them – and maybe general manager Nick Krall as much as any of them. “I don’t know which teams are going to sell and which are going to buy,” Burnes said, speculating that the Cards are obvious sellers and the Pirates might be right behind the. “The Cubs are four or five games behind us, but that’s one good week and one bad week from someone at the top from switching around. “Obviously, I think us and the Reds at the top of the division will look to add,” he added. “But the kind of teams that we are, you can get some help and maybe get a little bit of incremental advantage, but I don’t think either team in the division is going to have that much of a drastic change.” Of course, if the Reds – with that 5.69 starting-rotation ERA – were to add a starter, there’s a difference maker, right? “It could help,” Burnes said. “But I think they need a lot more pitching than maybe one starter.” If those aren’t fighting words for the Reds on the field, maybe they’d at least make a decent memo to Krall. “We’ll see how it plays out,” (Devin) Williams said.

Just wanted to point out that as far as listing any 2023 drafted and non-drafted signings as official, we'll include those in our Link Reports and in this thread only when the Brewers formally announce them. On our Draft Forum, there is a thread that has kicked off for non-drafted signees, the first player has been listed but not officially by the team (likely physical pending).

100% non-scientific, non-guaranteed and not surprising, but the picks at 1, 5, 8 and 10 have Twitter bio’s indicating they are (or soon will be) Brewers.

Since deleted, by the way…

8th round Indiana University RHP Craig Yoho, though he had eligibility remaining and had earlier declared he was transferring to Arkansas, has made a Brewers-friendly update to his Twitter Bio pointed out by this article.

Tuesday 7/11: Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Jack Stern from "BrewCrewBall" (go to the 33:45 minute mark) Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - Guest is "Locked on Reds" host Jeff Carr Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Bill Schroeder Via WSSP's Steve "Sparky" Fifer: Tim Dillard Via the "Barrel Banter Podcast": "1st Half Awards & Ideas to Revolutionize the All-Star Game"

Yeah, the Brewers 17th round pick is basically telling Sooner Nation not to worry with this tweet tonight:

Does the fact that the 20th round HS southpaw replied here indicate he's signing?

Thread will be utilized for any minor league news Tuesday, lineup updates, etc.Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scores

Minor League Baseball has wised up in recent seasons and have allowed the full-season affiliates to share All-Star break time off with their MLB brethren, but for the rookies, limited action continues. The Dominican teams played Monday, and will again Tuesday and Thursday. The Maryvale Crew returns to action Thursday. Wednesday has all seven of the Brewers teams at rest, when we will also! It was a fun DSL day Monday, here we go! Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic TRANSACTIONS: LHP Robert Gasser of AAA Nashville suspended for the one (hit-by-)pitch he threw to start Friday's game - a reminder what started things: Technically not official as of today, but: Final: DSL Brewers #1 Squad 5, DSL Tampa Bay 4, ten innings Box Score / Game LogTampa does have two entries, like most teams, in the Dominican Summer League, one is called "DSL Tampa Bay", the other "DSL Rays". About as clever as #1 and #2, we suppose. Team Uno led 4-0 after seven innings as 18-year-old southpaw Anthony Flores tossed five no-hit frames, walking two and fanning eight. Yee-hah! The 2nd-year Venezuelan signed for $50,000, started seven of 11 games last summer, and has been the starting pitcher for each of his six outings in 2023. Check out Flores' game log here and you'll see that four of his outings combined translate into 18 innings of five-hit, one-run ball. There were two stumbles in June to offset those numbers, but this is an arm we could see stateside soon. 17-year-old top dollar 2023 signing OF Yophery Rodriguez is killing it, reaching base three more times, including a triple, .945 OPS through 113 plate appearances (27 BB, 15 K)! Speaking of killing it, much-less heralded (as in none), rookie RF Brian Sanchez doubled, singled and walked. In only 13 games, he's at .405/.536/.595 (1.131 OPS). Guessing we'll see his name in more starting lineups moving forward, the 6'3" LH bat was in the cleanup spot here. The go-ahead run scored on a sacrifice fly in the top of the extra inning, please utilize the game log link above to see how the 10th went as well as a rough four-run Tampa 8th to tie things up. Final: DSL Brewers #2 Squad 6, DSL Nationals 4 Box Score / Game LogWashington does indeed have just the one DSL entry. The 7th inning in which the Nats scored three times to grab a 4-2 lead, answered quickly in the bottom of the inning by a four-run Team Dos push, is worth your game log review. Another sweet Monday effort by a starting pitcher? Sign us up! Recently-turned 18-year-old RHP Bryan Rivera, a native of Nicaragua ($27,500 bonus), has started 17 of his 19 games over the two summers thus far. That's always a signal from Brewers management that they see potential in the repertoire of a youngster. Five innings here, the only hit allowed a solo home run (1 BB, 1 HBP, 8 K). Like Anthony Flores in the game detailed above, Rivera is now working on back-to-back excellent outings (his game log). A reminder that the Brewers have always prioritized their international bonus pool on position players, but certainly there are signals some hidden gems have been unearthed. But that career path is so long! We'll keep watching. As for that 7th inning rally, to the rescue, leadoff 3B Demetrio Nadal, three-run bomb for the lead. With an OK but middling .692 OPS in 2022, the now 19-year-old has only struck out twice (!) in 41 2023 AB's, line now .341/.451/.610 (1.061 OPS) in the let's-be-patient still small sample. Nadal signed in July of 2021 but didn't debut on the island until the following summer. He's played the hot corner primarily, but like so many others, has seen action elsewhere in the infield as well as a bit of left field. Just like Monday, the only action on Tuesday will be in the perfect Dominican weather. My buddy @Joseph Zarrwill detail it for us. Enjoy the All-Star Game tonight, make us proud, Corbin! Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scoresCurrent Milwaukee Brewers Organization Batting Stats and DepthCurrent Milwaukee Brewers Organization Pitching Stats and Depth View full article