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Wednesday 3/8: Via the "Ballpark Dimensions" Podcast with Sarah Langs and Mandy Bell: Adam McCalvy - NL Central Breakdown

Wednesday 3/8: Brief chats here - Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Christian Yelich Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Keston Hiura

As also posted on our Minor League forum (once the minor league season begins, we will likely limit these duplicate crossover posts and clearly differentiate most of the major/minor media archives).

Tuesday 3/7: Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Jack Stern from "BrewCrewBall" (go to the 01:50 minute mark)Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Eric Lauer

Monday 3/6:Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: "It's a unique episode this week with host JR Radcliffe joined by two special guests. Maury Brown of Forbes (4:00) looks at the regional sports network fiasco, with the company that runs Brewers broadcasts on Bally Sports Wisconsin headed toward bankruptcy. What will that mean for the average fan's viewing experience, and how alarmed should fans be about the Brewers being at a financial disadvantage as a result? Then, Jonathan Judge of Baseball Prospectus (18:30) joins to the show to look at his annual PECOTA rankings and project where the Brewers will finish. Spoiler alert: They're projected to win the NL Central, but it's close. What are the factors in play. Not only that, he talks about his new metric to grade defense, one that likes two Brewers fielders in particular." Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast - "This week the guys discussed the hole in RF created by Tyrone Taylor's injury, the race for the opening day bullpen, pitch clock manipulation and just how much of the team does Mark Attanasio actually own." Video with Eric Agnew of "The Miller Park Minute": "Why is No One talking about the 2023 Brewers" - with guest Bart Winkler

Just confirmed via Brewers' Media Guide, all the 2022/2023 updates were accurate, the initial post in thread is up to date. PTBNL's still owed to Cleveland (for Owen Miller) and Tampa (for Javy Guerra).

Friday 3/3: Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Tyler Naquin (go to the 32:30 hour/minute mark) Via WTMJ's Greg Matzek: Spring Training "Alarm Clock Games", several players weigh in

It should also be noted that if you have Sirius/XM and its app, be sure to search on "Brewers" and pull up their interview-filled hour-long Spring Training preview show which aired Thursday evening.

Thursday 3/2:Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the latest "Brewers Weekly" Via WSSP's Steve "Sparky" Fifer: "Sam Dykstra of MLBPipeline goes over their new Brewers Top 30 Prospect list" Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Matt Carroll from "Reviewing the Brew" (go to the 01:55 minute mark) Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Garrett Mitchell Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: 3B/OF Brian Anderson (go to the 01:31:00 hour/minute mark) Via WTMJ's Greg Matzek: Brief chat with Owen Miller Via WTMJ's Greg Matzek: Grapefruits vs Cacti, several players weigh in

Wednesday 3/1: Via WTMJ's Dom Cotroneo: Extended conversation with Brandon Woodruff Via WTMJ's Greg Matzek: GM Matt Arnold Via WTMJ's Greg Matzek: Garrett Mitchell Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Wilde & Tausch": WTMJ's Greg Matzek from Phoenix Via Dan Zielinski's "Baseball Prospect Journal Podcast": David Gasper of "Reviewing The Brew" Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show: Rowdy Tellez

Ballpark Digest with just a few more details here beyond the initial report.

Tuesday 2/28:Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: "Todd Rosiak w/JR Radcliffe discuss the early wave of action in Phoenix, Then, JR is joined by Journal Sentinel business writer Tom Daykin (28:30) to discuss the finer points on American Family Field's financing situation and what changes fans might be able to expect at the stadium if the state-government plan goes through." Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Homer & Tony": WTMJ's Greg Matzek from Phoenix

Monday 2/27:Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast - "The guys discuss the unveiling of the pitch clock, some minor league signings, leftover arbitration questions, the largely forgotten Ulice Payne saga and bar shuttle options."

Fantastic (some NSFW) interview with Christian Yelich - go the 01:10:00 minute mark Apple Spotify

Tuesday 2/21: Via 97.3 the Game: Tim Allen's latest "Winter Meetings Show" *** Thursday 2/23:Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the latest "Brewers Weekly" - "Naquin and Voit arrive, pitch clocks, and an interview with LHP Robert Gasser" *** Friday 2/24:Reviewing the Brew's" Cold Brew Podcast: "Another Extension Candidate Bites The Dust?" Via WKLH 96.5: Brewers Operations President Rick Schlesinger - "What new things will find at American Family Field this year?" Via WTMJ's Morning News: More with Rick Schlesinger Via 97.3's "Nine2Noon Show": Jeff Levering Latest "Brewers Babes" Podcast: Latest episode, and their formal kickoff of "Season One"

Via "The Show Before the Show" Podcast: 40-man roster RHP Cam Robinson (go to the 09:30 minute mark) Other platforms beyond Apple podcasts available here.

Here's a reminder on our thread about the possibility of a reduced Brewers Maryvale complex presence (two teams or one)? I have reached out to Baseball America staff to see if they can provide some clarity on the situation.

The Brewers have dipped into the independent ranks yet again, and yes, it's for a pitcher yet again. More congratulations to the soon-to-be 23-year-old from a former college wood bat league club: Here's the press release from Boise, a team in the MLB Partner Pioneer League: Chase Costello Signs with Milwaukee Brewers Organization *** Costello pitched for Louisiana State in 2019 and then made three appearances in the very truncated 2020 Covid-truncated season. Costello never formally pitched for Stetson University, but transferred to LSU for the 2019 season. Costello's LSU Player Page to learn about his pre-LSU background and more In 2021, Costello pitched for the Williamsport Crosscutters in the MLB Draft League. In this July 2021 Twitter thread counting down the league's Top 50 Pitching Prospects for the 2021 MLB Draft, Costello was listed at #4: Costello would not be drafted in 2021, leaving LSU in 2022 for St. Thomas (FL), an NAIA school, and then followed that up posting his best statistical numbers to date in the 2022 Florida Collegiate Summer League with Sanford. The Baseball Reference page doesn't pop outside of that 2022 summer league stint, but clearly both Boise and now the Brewers were comfortable providing professional opportunities. Two 2021 videos here: Costello gives thanks to several including development guru Eric Cressey in this Instagram post. Congratulations to Chase!