Heck of a three-inning pro debut start for 18-year-old Dominican RHP Patricio Aquino, fanning seven. He combined for the shutout with two 2nd-year pro's (I'm not considering the idle 2020 year a pro season for anyone here, although yes, it counted as service time). It's only four games (team is 2-2), but there are several impressive OPS' early, so let confidence build without digging out of early holes. *** First win for the 1-3 #2 Crew. Only three hits in the win, a productive groundout and sacrifice fly did the job in the top of the 9th. Jackson Chourio 0-for-13, two walks, can't buy a hit - bad pun for the $1.9M international top signing. 18-year-old Venezuelan SS Alexander Perez is sporting a .556./.615/.889 line after his first four pro games, and to be honest, I'd be happy if every Brewer signing was a shortstop out of Venezuela. Hyperbole, but only a bit. Awesome pro debut for RHP Junior Castillo. He stranded three runners for his starter, then tossed two additional scoreless, nice! Now this should go to Jayson Stark of ESPN for his "Weird and Wild" column! RHP Jonathan Cruz - two scoreless, hitless innings with four K's and only one walk, yet he managed to throw four wild pitches, including three in one inning. Before your brain overloads as to how that was possible, let's just say that one was on a strike three pitch. I'm telling you, every box score tells its own story, they are amazing.