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  1. Monday 10/3: Via WTMJ's "Brewers 360": Sophia Minnaert Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: Curt Hogg w/JR Radcliffe - "Nightmare week effectively ends Brewers playoff hopes for 2022" Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast Via Locked on Brewers: "Brewers are down for the count ... how did a series loss to the Marlins happen?" *** Tuesday 10/4: Via WTMJ's "Brewers 360": Craig Counsell Via Locked on Brewers: "Brewers are officially eliminated from postseason contention ... my reaction" Wait - Dom Cotroneo is leaving "Locked on Brewers"? Final show Thursday Via 97.3's "Nine2Noon Show": Former Brewers pitcher Paul Wagner (go to the 51:00 minute mark) Via WSSP's Steve "Sparky" Fifer: Tim Dillard Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Homer & Tony": Bud Selig joins Homer Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Bill Schroeder (go to the 6:00 minute mark) *** Wednesday 10/5: Via WTMJ's "Brewers 360": Jeff Levering Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Jen, Gabe and Chewy": Sophia Minnaert Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Former Brewers RHP Paul Wagner (go to the 48:05 minute mark) Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Tim Allen (go to the 01:58:50 hour/minute mark) Via the Doug Russell Podcast: Tim Allen (go to the 53:45 minute mark) All recent WTMJ postgames with Dom Cotroneo here Season Finale: 4-2 loss to Arizona (Expanded episode) Over at 97.3, the engineers dug in and back-posted multiple Tim Allen postgame shows here Season Finale: 4-2 loss to Arizona
  2. Brewers sign 25-year-old RH reliever Kaleb Bowman - his stateside professional career is six games with Gastonia of the independent Atlantic League this season. Born in Virginia, he pitched for Appalachian State in Noth Carolina in 2018 and 2019 (Appalachian's roster page details those years). Via Rotoworld - Bowman was virtually unhittable, posting a 1.29 ERA, 0.57 WHIP and 10/0 K/BB ratio across seven innings (six appearances) this season for the Gastonia Honey Hunters of the independent Atlantic League. The 25-year-old right-hander represents a speculative lottery ticket for the Brewers. His college head coach - To say that I am proud of Kaleb would be the understatement of a century! His route is so inspiring and literally the most difficult that I have ever watched someone take to affiliated baseball! The @Brewers just signed a phenomenal person and pitcher! Bowman has pitched in Australia and Germany - this link (From No Professional Experience to Four Seasons Overseas to the Brewers) details Bowman winning the Triple Crown of Germany's league in 2022 and provides additional background. Finally, if you're noticing the long hair in the video, this tweet is from June 2019 and it would appear Kaleb's doing it for the honorable cause once again. Congrats to Kaleb!
  3. Here's your final Link Report for the game of Saturday 10/1
  4. Having provided followers of the Brewers' minor league system six full months of wonderful efficiency and success in terms of talent and teamwork, the AAA Nashville Sounds unfortunately had a night to forget in Las Vegas, dropping a 13-0 decision to the Tamps Rays' Durham club. The Bulls, the victor in the single game winner-take-all contest for the International League Championship, now move on to a Sunday game vs, the Reno Aces (Diamondbacks) for the crown of 2022 AAA Champion. Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Having provided followers of the Brewers' minor league system six full months of wonderful efficiency and success in terms of talent and teamwork, the AAA Nashville Sounds unfortunately had a night to forget in Las Vegas, dropping a 13-0 decision to the Tamps Rays' Durham club. The Bulls, the victor in the single game winner-take-all contest for the International League Championship, now move on to a Sunday game vs, the Reno Aces (Diamondbacks) for the crown of 2022 AAA Champion. Final: Durham (Rays) 13, Nashville 0 Via the Sounds' site - Sounds Fall in International League Championship Game - Nashville’s season comes to an end in loss to Durham Box Score / Game Log anticlimactic - causing disappointment at the end of an exciting or impressive series of events "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" There are a number of ways we could put the postscript of this game together. After a scoreless first inning produced the Sounds' lone highlight: Brice Turang would make his way to second base with two outs in the bottom of the opening inning (single, wild pitch), but cleanup hitter Jon Singleton grounded out to end the frame. Durham would break through on a one-out RBI triple in the 2nd inning, but the Sounds limited the damage by next thwarting the contact play, cutting down the runner at home. Then, Joey Wiemer singled and Pablo Reyes walked to open the Sounds portion of the stanza, but things quickly fizzled. That sequence of 0-for-3 with RISP was part of an 0-for-9 evening in that category for Nashville. Birthday boy RHP Caleb Boushley (29 years old) struggled to open the 4th, failing to retire a batter: infield single, walk, walk, line drive double. Veteran RHP Marcus Walden would allow both inherited runners to score, Later in the game, RHP's Lucas Erceg and J.C. Mejia would each allow two inherited to score as well. Six of eight inherited runners came in on the night, so brief kudos to Hobie Harris and Zack Brown, who each stranded one runner without allowing a run of their own. Overall, however, Nashville hurlers walked eight and fanned only five. With the score already out of hand entering the 7th, LHP Ethan Small entered and perhaps the biggest "what the heck happened to him?" of Milwaukee's entire minor league campaign walked the first man he faced, and then three subsequent singles mixed with a couple of ground ball outs led to four runs being charged to Small's ledger. The big-league club really needed Small on numerous occasions this season, but in nearly all instances, couldn't dare turn to him. Small is #1 among the salvage projects assigned to the organization this winter. All eight Nashville hits were singles. They at least came from promising sources - Turang with two knocks, as had Wiemer. Sal Frelick and Esteury Ruiz both had one. As is the case with AAA players across the baseball landscape, many of these Sounds will be minor league free agents shortly - RHP Zack Brown RHP Lucas Erceg RHP Hobie Harris RHP Tyler Herb RHP Josh Lindblom RHP J.C. Mejia C Pedro Severino 1B Jon Singleton INF Andruw Monasterio OF Matt Lipka OF Jonathan Davis UT Weston Wilson Several 2022 Sounds who finished the season in Biloxi also make up the detailed list of Milwaukee farmhands who are on the cusp of minor league free agency. Then, you've got "fringy" 40-man roster members, and it remains to be seen if they will remain as such through the offseason: RHP Jason Alexander RHP Jandel Gustave RHP Miguel Sanchez INF Pablo Reyes C Alex Jackson Perhaps the 2nd biggest salvage project this offseason will be catcher Mario Feliciano's defense - You can place LHP Robert Gasser and RHP Victor Castaneda in the promising but still-much-to-prove category, otherwise the true gems of this squad are the "Nashville Five" as they were dubbed on our forum back in early August - Turang, Ruiz, Frelick, Wiemer and Garrett Mitchell. That's a huge swath of position player talent to hang our collective fan hats on. Thank you to our faithful readers on joining myself, @Joseph Zarr and @damuelle on our daily journeys throughout the Brewers minor league system. We hope to put our postseason naps to good use and join you again next spring as the legacy of the Minor League Link Report (b. 2001) grows. Be sure to keep up with our Minor League Forum throughout the upcoming offseason. View full article
  5. Final: Durham (Rays) 13, Nashville 0 Via the Sounds' site - Sounds Fall in International League Championship Game - Nashville’s season comes to an end in loss to Durham Box Score / Game Log anticlimactic - causing disappointment at the end of an exciting or impressive series of events "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" There are a number of ways we could put the postscript of this game together. After a scoreless first inning produced the Sounds' lone highlight: Brice Turang would make his way to second base with two outs in the bottom of the opening inning (single, wild pitch), but cleanup hitter Jon Singleton grounded out to end the frame. Durham would break through on a one-out RBI triple in the 2nd inning, but the Sounds limited the damage by next thwarting the contact play, cutting down the runner at home. Then, Joey Wiemer singled and Pablo Reyes walked to open the Sounds portion of the stanza, but things quickly fizzled. That sequence of 0-for-3 with RISP was part of an 0-for-9 evening in that category for Nashville. Birthday boy RHP Caleb Boushley (29 years old) struggled to open the 4th, failing to retire a batter: infield single, walk, walk, line drive double. Veteran RHP Marcus Walden would allow both inherited runners to score, Later in the game, RHP's Lucas Erceg and J.C. Mejia would each allow two inherited to score as well. Six of eight inherited runners came in on the night, so brief kudos to Hobie Harris and Zack Brown, who each stranded one runner without allowing a run of their own. Overall, however, Nashville hurlers walked eight and fanned only five. With the score already out of hand entering the 7th, LHP Ethan Small entered and perhaps the biggest "what the heck happened to him?" of Milwaukee's entire minor league campaign walked the first man he faced, and then three subsequent singles mixed with a couple of ground ball outs led to four runs being charged to Small's ledger. The big-league club really needed Small on numerous occasions this season, but in nearly all instances, couldn't dare turn to him. Small is #1 among the salvage projects assigned to the organization this winter. All eight Nashville hits were singles. They at least came from promising sources - Turang with two knocks, as had Wiemer. Sal Frelick and Esteury Ruiz both had one. As is the case with AAA players across the baseball landscape, many of these Sounds will be minor league free agents shortly - RHP Zack Brown RHP Lucas Erceg RHP Hobie Harris RHP Tyler Herb RHP Josh Lindblom RHP J.C. Mejia C Pedro Severino 1B Jon Singleton INF Andruw Monasterio OF Matt Lipka OF Jonathan Davis UT Weston Wilson Several 2022 Sounds who finished the season in Biloxi also make up the detailed list of Milwaukee farmhands who are on the cusp of minor league free agency. Then, you've got "fringy" 40-man roster members, and it remains to be seen if they will remain as such through the offseason: RHP Jason Alexander RHP Jandel Gustave RHP Miguel Sanchez INF Pablo Reyes C Alex Jackson Perhaps the 2nd biggest salvage project this offseason will be catcher Mario Feliciano's defense - You can place LHP Robert Gasser and RHP Victor Castaneda in the promising but still-much-to-prove category, otherwise the true gems of this squad are the "Nashville Five" as they were dubbed on our forum back in early August - Turang, Ruiz, Frelick, Wiemer and Garrett Mitchell. That's a huge swath of position player talent to hang our collective fan hats on. Thank you to our faithful readers on joining myself, @Joseph Zarr and @damuelle on our daily journeys throughout the Brewers minor league system. We hope to put our postseason naps to good use and join you again next spring as the legacy of the Minor League Link Report (b. 2001) grows. Be sure to keep up with our Minor League Forum throughout the upcoming offseason.
  6. Archive link: MLB Pipeline (@mlbpipeline) • Instagram photos and videos
  7. Thread will be utilized for any minor league news Saturday, lineup updates, etc. Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scores Current Milwaukee Brewers Organization Batting Stats and Depth Current Milwaukee Brewers Organization Pitching Stats and Depth
  8. Monday 9/26: Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: Todd Rosiak w/JR Radcliffe *** Tuesday 9/27: Via the Brewers Unfiltered Podcast: Latest episode with Adam McCalvy, Tim Dillard and Brad Ford - "The guys discuss the postseason race, the return of Eric Lauer and Freddy Peralta, and the Triple-A playoffs" Via 97.3's "Nine2Noon Show": Former Brewers pitcher Paul Wagner (go to the 01:11:30 minute mark)
  9. All recent WTMJ postgames with Dom Cotroneo here Friday 9/30: 1-0 over Miami *** 97.3's engineers have dropped the ball - over a week since they archived a Tim Allen postgame.
  10. Sunday 9/25: Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast - "Nothing Pithy This Week" *** Tuesday 9/27: Via WSSP's Steve "Sparky" Fifer: Tim Dillard
  11. Tuesday 9/27: Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Homer & Tony": Sophia Minnaert *** Wednesday 9/28: Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Jen, Gabe and Chewy": Sophia Minnaert
  12. Tuesday 9/27: Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Bill Schroeder *** Wednesday 9/28: Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Former Brewers RHP Paul Wagner
  13. Tuesday 9/27: Via 97.3 FM's "Mike Heller Show": Tim Allen (go to the 01:51:35 hour/minute mark) *** Friday 9/30: "Reviewing the Brew's" Cold Brew Podcast: "The Final Stretch Run"
  14. Monday 9/26 - Friday 9/30: Dom Cotroneo's "Locked on Brewers" weekday morning episodes - Brewers take three of four in Cincy ... why does it not feel that great? Brewers prepare for the homestretch ... when does Craigtember kick in? Brewers watch the Cardinals celebrate, another arm get injured, and the Phillies lose AGAIN? HALF GAME BACK. The Brewers rely on Brandon Woodruff and Devin Williams in win Brewers old friend becomes a new foe ... Marlins shock the Crew thanks to Avisail Garcia
  15. Thursday 9/29: Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Matt Carroll from "Reviewing The Brew" (go to the 33:10 minute mark) *** Friday 9/30: Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Jack Stern of BrewCrewBall (go to the 27:15 minute mark)
  16. Sorry, while away on vacation - Monday 9/26 - Friday 9/30: Via WTMJ's "Brewers 360": Sophia Minnaert Craig Counsell Jeff Levering David Stearns Rick Schlesinger
  17. Signed back on August 15th - Christopher Vasquez OF B/T: R/R 6' 4"/195 Born: 7/09/2005 (age 17) from Bani, Dominican Republic
  18. This appears to complete the Brewers connection -
  19. Press release indicates drafted, but King was an undrafted signee.
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