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Sunday 4/5: Via BrewerFanatic: "Sunday Live Episode 2: Brewers Sweep White Sox in Dynamic Fashion" - Jason Wang and Jake McKibbin break down the week of Brewers baseball, including Garrett Mitchell's explosive start to the 2026 season *** Monday 4/6: Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): Brewers 360 with Dom Cotroneo Via David Gasper's "Brewers Daily" YouTube page: "Pat Murphy Adds New Team Mascot Bobby Jr." Via the "Wisconsin Sports Daily Show" with Steve "Sparky" Fifer: "Brewers.TV Analyst Tim Dillard discusses the Brewers' weekend series win over the Royals. Tim breaks down the surprise hot start from guys like Gary Sanchez & Garrett Mitchell." Via "The Bill Michaels Show" (Hour One): JR Radcliffe of the Journal-Sentinel (go to the 29:00 minute mark) Via WTMJ's Afternoon News (download link): Lane Grindle VIDEO via MLB Network's "Intentional Talk": "Kyle Harrison discusses his smooth transition after being traded to the Brewers, his time with the Red Sox and his strong start to 2026" - Full interview vs. the portions shared on social media *** Postgame shows for the 8-6 win over Boston: Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo - Jerry Augustine is Dom’s guest Via Hunter Baumgardt's YouTube page - "Hunter reacts to the dust up with Willson Contreras, the relentless offense, and so much more" Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Mitchell Comes Through Late | Milwaukee Finding Ways" Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Tensions Rising: Willson Contreras Sends a Hostile Message as Brewers Continue to Surge" -
2026 Minor League Transaction Thread
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Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic The Timber Rattlers enjoyed Easter Sunday with a scheduled off day. The Sounds and Warbirds landed on the winning side of their ledgers, and although the Shuckers did not, a certain #1 Brewers prospect poked a blast to right that he seemingly didn't hit quite square as part of a very pretty box score line. Transaction: Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds. Nashville Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Nashville 7, Charlotte (White Sox) 5 Box Score and Game Log Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Rally for Four in the Eighth to Prevail 7-5 Over Charlotte - Adams Homers in Second Consecutive Game in 7-5 Win The Sounds media notes list TBD for starting pitchers for all of next week. MiLB's day off Monday will mark LHP Robert Gasser's 10th day off since his season debut start on March 27th as the team works to load balance potential big league rotation arms. From the game summary: "Right-hander Blake Holub came into relief for Kuehner and tossed two scoreless innings with three strikeouts along the way." That doesn't give Holub, who impressed Pat Murphy in big-league camp, his full due. Starting LHP Tate Kuehner opened the 5th inning with single (old friend Oliver Dunn), double, single. The Sounds faced a 5-1 deficit upon Holub's entry but two strikeouts and a liner to short later, the threat was over. Give a huge MVP Award to the bullpen overall - after Holub, Easton McGee, Brian Fitzpatrick, Kaleb Bowman and Will Childers combined for an additional three innings of scoreless one-hit, one-walk ball. In the 9th, first baseman Luke Adams committed his 2nd error of the game, this one a throwing error on an attempted 3-1 assist to Bowman, putting the lead man on. A Bowman wild pitch immediately placed that runner in scoring position. Bowman netted a groundout and strikeout, but a walk brought the go-ahead run to the plate. Childers was summoned, striking out veteran LaMonte Wade, Jr. to end matters. For me, a go-to box score line that often tells the tale of the game - Inherited runners - scored: Coffey 2-2; Holub 2-0; Childers 2-0. Coffey doesn't pitch for the good guys. Adams offset any fielding adventures with this - Although we disagree with the "all this man does" part. Adams was plunked as part of the 4-run Sounds 8th, that's three this year in seven games, making for 90 HBP's in 290 professional games. Adams also had an RBI single in the 6th (video), his one non-HR in 20 AB's thus far in 2026. Right fielder Greg Jones did this in the 6th: Regarding that play, MiLB Gameday and box scores aren't infallible. When this appeared in the box: Outfield assists: Jones, G 2 (Harris, D at 1st base, Antonacci at 1st base). I had to search for that 2nd assist to first base. Twice in one game? Alas, didn't happen. the Gameday logged the above video as "Dustin Harris lines into a double play, right fielder Greg Jones to first baseman Luke Adams to right fielder Greg Jones to first baseman Luke Adams. Sam Antonacci out at 1st." So no, Jones and Adams didn't play catch on that one. All nine spots in the lineup contributed by reaching base at least once in some form or manner, as your box score review will show. Seven hits total (one a home run) to go with four walks for Black during this streak: Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Rocket City (Angels) 9, Biloxi 8 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Outfielder Damon Keith is the latest guest Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs Highlight Wild Shuckers Series Finale - Made ties career-high with 4 hits, Burke finishes series with 3 HR, Shuckers set franchise record with 5 home runs Is this still the Southern League? The two teams have combined for 43 (!) runs in three games, with the Shuckers dropping the most recent two. This article saves me some typing this AM, enjoy, be sure to watch the highlight reel within: In AA pitching debuts, LHP Sam Garcia retired only four of the nine batters he faced, while RHP Patricio Aquino, despite allowing one of two inherited Garcia runners to score, faced only one over the minimum in his 2.2 innings. Projected frontline starters Bishop Letson and Tyson Hardin combined to allow ten runs (eight earned) in 4.1 innings this weekend. Similar to the outfield assist box score situation for Nashville, it appears RF Damon Keith got a similar "extra" assist in this box. Tighten it up, MiLB! The Biloxi "X" feed has a slew of video for us, including this trifecta rolled into one: Scheduled day off for the Timber Rattlers Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Wilson 9, Fayetteville (Astros) 4 Box Score and Game Log Warbirds Claim Series at Fayetteville - Wilson Scores Three in Seventh to Win Really nice season-opening series win, and as you just read in the summary, the young Warbirds will keep their bags packed. MiLB long ago clearly built an extra week into the early road schedule to allow the city of Wilson to finalize new stadium preparations. 18-year-old (19 on May 2nd) catcher Luis Corobo, a Venezuelan native, made his full-season ball debut and reached three times with two singles and a walk. We'll overlook an error on a pickoff attempt, which didn't lead to any damage, Nice to have your pro debut documented by the esteemed Mr. Michaelis: A-Ball returnees RHP Garrett Hodges and LHP Anfernny Reyes (Year 3 for Reyes) led the way in relief by keeping that inherited runner category we focused on earlier perfect in this one. A couple of non-drafted 22-year-old RHP's, Peyton Niksch and Tanner Perry, made their professional debuts (congrats!). Niksch has some crooked numbers in his line, but as our "as-it-happened" daily forum comment thread noted, the umpire may not have assisted on one play at the plate. A reminder, as the Fayetteville announcer correctly pronounced, it's "Handle-free" on the guide, not Handlefry as in frying pan, as we might be tempted to say. Note to Wilson social media - please include player names in the posts' text when you can. For instance, this is a Filippo Di Turi highlight (which we do appreciate, don't get us wrong): Jadyn Fielder, as the DH, netted a headpiece of Latin American shiny significance, which is a fancy way of saying it was a rough day. Get them next time! Wilson batters fanned 41 times over these three opening contests, but hey, that doesn't pace the Carolina League (Kannapolis - White Sox, 44). More video: Jose Anderson RBI single in the 9th Luis Lameda smokes an RBI single, and a bit of ensuing chaos ensues It's a standard off day for the Crew kids on Monday as Nashville and Wisconsin hit the road. Wilson, as noted, continues its journey, and Biloxi looks forward to their home opener Tuesday. The scoreboard link below reflects that Tuesday schedule. Hope you enjoyed our first full week of Link Report coverage. Here's to a great 2026 for us all. 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 View full article
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The Timber Rattlers enjoyed Easter Sunday with a scheduled off day. The Sounds and Warbirds landed on the winning side of their ledgers, and although the Shuckers did not, a certain #1 Brewers prospect poked a blast to right that he seemingly didn't hit quite square as part of a very pretty box score line. Transaction: Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds. Nashville Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Nashville 7, Charlotte (White Sox) 5 Box Score and Game Log Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Rally for Four in the Eighth to Prevail 7-5 Over Charlotte - Adams Homers in Second Consecutive Game in 7-5 Win The Sounds media notes list TBD for starting pitchers for all of next week. MiLB's day off Monday will mark LHP Robert Gasser's 10th day off since his season debut start on March 27th as the team works to load balance potential big league rotation arms. From the game summary: "Right-hander Blake Holub came into relief for Kuehner and tossed two scoreless innings with three strikeouts along the way." That doesn't give Holub, who impressed Pat Murphy in big-league camp, his full due. Starting LHP Tate Kuehner opened the 5th inning with single (old friend Oliver Dunn), double, single. The Sounds faced a 5-1 deficit upon Holub's entry but two strikeouts and a liner to short later, the threat was over. Give a huge MVP Award to the bullpen overall - after Holub, Easton McGee, Brian Fitzpatrick, Kaleb Bowman and Will Childers combined for an additional three innings of scoreless one-hit, one-walk ball. In the 9th, first baseman Luke Adams committed his 2nd error of the game, this one a throwing error on an attempted 3-1 assist to Bowman, putting the lead man on. A Bowman wild pitch immediately placed that runner in scoring position. Bowman netted a groundout and strikeout, but a walk brought the go-ahead run to the plate. Childers was summoned, striking out veteran LaMonte Wade, Jr. to end matters. For me, a go-to box score line that often tells the tale of the game - Inherited runners - scored: Coffey 2-2; Holub 2-0; Childers 2-0. Coffey doesn't pitch for the good guys. Adams offset any fielding adventures with this - Although we disagree with the "all this man does" part. Adams was plunked as part of the 4-run Sounds 8th, that's three this year in seven games, making for 90 HBP's in 290 professional games. Adams also had an RBI single in the 6th (video), his one non-HR in 20 AB's thus far in 2026. Right fielder Greg Jones did this in the 6th: Regarding that play, MiLB Gameday and box scores aren't infallible. When this appeared in the box: Outfield assists: Jones, G 2 (Harris, D at 1st base, Antonacci at 1st base). I had to search for that 2nd assist to first base. Twice in one game? Alas, didn't happen. the Gameday logged the above video as "Dustin Harris lines into a double play, right fielder Greg Jones to first baseman Luke Adams to right fielder Greg Jones to first baseman Luke Adams. Sam Antonacci out at 1st." So no, Jones and Adams didn't play catch on that one. All nine spots in the lineup contributed by reaching base at least once in some form or manner, as your box score review will show. Seven hits total (one a home run) to go with four walks for Black during this streak: Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Rocket City (Angels) 9, Biloxi 8 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Outfielder Damon Keith is the latest guest Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs Highlight Wild Shuckers Series Finale - Made ties career-high with 4 hits, Burke finishes series with 3 HR, Shuckers set franchise record with 5 home runs Is this still the Southern League? The two teams have combined for 43 (!) runs in three games, with the Shuckers dropping the most recent two. This article saves me some typing this AM, enjoy, be sure to watch the highlight reel within: In AA pitching debuts, LHP Sam Garcia retired only four of the nine batters he faced, while RHP Patricio Aquino, despite allowing one of two inherited Garcia runners to score, faced only one over the minimum in his 2.2 innings. Projected frontline starters Bishop Letson and Tyson Hardin combined to allow ten runs (eight earned) in 4.1 innings this weekend. Similar to the outfield assist box score situation for Nashville, it appears RF Damon Keith got a similar "extra" assist in this box. Tighten it up, MiLB! The Biloxi "X" feed has a slew of video for us, including this trifecta rolled into one: Scheduled day off for the Timber Rattlers Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Wilson 9, Fayetteville (Astros) 4 Box Score and Game Log Warbirds Claim Series at Fayetteville - Wilson Scores Three in Seventh to Win Really nice season-opening series win, and as you just read in the summary, the young Warbirds will keep their bags packed. MiLB long ago clearly built an extra week into the early road schedule to allow the city of Wilson to finalize new stadium preparations. 18-year-old (19 on May 2nd) catcher Luis Corobo, a Venezuelan native, made his full-season ball debut and reached three times with two singles and a walk. We'll overlook an error on a pickoff attempt, which didn't lead to any damage, Nice to have your pro debut documented by the esteemed Mr. Michaelis: A-Ball returnees RHP Garrett Hodges and LHP Anfernny Reyes (Year 3 for Reyes) led the way in relief by keeping that inherited runner category we focused on earlier perfect in this one. A couple of non-drafted 22-year-old RHP's, Peyton Niksch and Tanner Perry, made their professional debuts (congrats!). Niksch has some crooked numbers in his line, but as our "as-it-happened" daily forum comment thread noted, the umpire may not have assisted on one play at the plate. A reminder, as the Fayetteville announcer correctly pronounced, it's "Handle-free" on the guide, not Handlefry as in frying pan, as we might be tempted to say. Note to Wilson social media - please include player names in the posts' text when you can. For instance, this is a Filippo Di Turi highlight (which we do appreciate, don't get us wrong): Jadyn Fielder, as the DH, netted a headpiece of Latin American shiny significance, which is a fancy way of saying it was a rough day. Get them next time! Wilson batters fanned 41 times over these three opening contests, but hey, that doesn't pace the Carolina League (Kannapolis - White Sox, 44). More video: Jose Anderson RBI single in the 9th Luis Lameda smokes an RBI single, and a bit of ensuing chaos ensues It's a standard off day for the Crew kids on Monday as Nashville and Wisconsin hit the road. Wilson, as noted, continues its journey, and Biloxi looks forward to their home opener Tuesday. The scoreboard link below reflects that Tuesday schedule. Hope you enjoyed our first full week of Link Report coverage. Here's to a great 2026 for us all. 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
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Pregame Audio Sunday 4/5: OF Damon Keith
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Brewers Archived Media Links - 2026
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Sunday 4/5: Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast (recorded pre-game) "The early returns remain positive for the Milwaukee Brewers, now out to a 7-2 start in 2026 after series wins against the Rays and Royals. Garrett Mitchell has a breakout game and confounds us still, the bullpen has been concerning a bit, and the rotation has been excellent (with one exception). Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look back on the week and start with the most surprising story: An extension for prospect Cooper Pratt. Plus, newcomer Luis Matos and important Easter candy discourse. In Three Up Three Down (36:00), they discuss Milwaukee's newest pet tortoise, Bobby Jr., and the impulse purchase power of Pat Murphy, plus a very weird week for much-maligned umpire C.B. Bucknor in Milwaukee. Remembrew When (54:00) looks back at a more Easter-thematic Brewers/animal crossover during the days of the Rally Rabbit, and Curt Blanche ponders the NCAA Tournament and Wisconsin basketball (58:30). Then, JR sits down with new infielder David Hamilton (1:04:15), who returns to his old haunts at Fenway Park when the Brewers open a series there this week. They discuss his freak injury in college, his smooth transition to third base, and the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers jersey he wore when he was just a kid, years before he played with them for real." VIDEO via Curt Hogg's "Brewer Territory" with Corey Knebel: "At 7-2, the Brewers have dominated American League foes through the first 2 weeks of the season. What have we learned so far about the young pitching and offense?" Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo - Jerry Augustine is Dom’s guest Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Contreras Clutch in 8-5 Win Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Brewers' Next Man Up Mentality Ignites Best NL Record!" -
2026 Minor League Transaction Thread
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Saturday 4/4: Postgame shows for the doubleheader split in KC: Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo - Jerry Augustine is Dom’s guest Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - Game One Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - Game Two -
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Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Transactions: RHP Logan Henderson recalled to Milwaukee LHP Sammy Peralta claimed by Colorado LHP Rob Zastryzny returned to Milwaukee from rehab Rob Z's initial placement was for a left shoulder strain. Not specifically a transaction, bot oh-so-encouraging: Nashville Press Release: The Nashville Sounds have postponed their Saturday night game against the Charlotte Knights due to inclement weather. They are still expected to play on Sunday, April 5 at First Horizon Park. The game will be made up when the team plays in Charlotte for their series from April 21 to April 26. The exact date of the makeup game will be determined by the Charlotte Knights and announced at a later time. As for Sunday, no expected change with LHP Tate Kuehner scheduled to be on the bump. Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Rocket City (Angels) 9, Biloxi 4 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Manager Mike Guerrero's chat from Friday night is available as of Sunday AM, and Dylan O'Rae's chat was just added Via the Shuckers, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Shuckers Fall Behind Early in 9-4 Loss to Trash Pandas - Shuckers handed first loss of 2026 after Rocket City runs out to early lead The bat of organizational newcomer Damon Keith sacrificed itself for the lone posted Biloxi highlight of the evening - Tough outing for RHP Bishop Letson, who retired only four of the ten batters he faced. Rocket City was up 1-0 in the initial frame with runners on 1st and 3rd with two outs when Letson left this pitch up. Center fielder Dasan Brown took a slightly off-kilter route, but it was still a pitch that was hard hit for a two-run triple and a 3-1 deficit. 25-year-old Tanner Gillis made his AA debut, and this was the first of two home runs he would surrender, although he provided 3.2 innings of needed length relief behind Letson and RHP Stiven Cruz (who allowed a Letson inherited runner to score along with one of his own). Only LHP Anthony Flores, who will be pitching all of 2026 at age 21, had a truly positive mound night, stranding a runner for Gillis and retiring all four men he faced. Flores issued 56 free passes (48 BB, 8 HBP) in 91 innings - 32 appearances (11 starts) - with Wisconsin last season. Given his youthfulness, if the control is better moving forward, he'd elevate his prospect status immensely. At the plate, it seems it won't be often we see a team strikeout total that isn't double digits, and that's the story across all of MiLB, not just the Crew's system. Shuckers batters fanned ten times here. Those batters also walked eight times and were plunked thrice. It's going to take some time to recognize that HBP (Adams) in Biloxi box scores refers to newcomer OF Jordyn and not career pincushion Luke. Mike Boeve committed a throwing error in his first fielding chance at third base since the 2024 season. Blake Burke mishandled a Gillis pickoff attempt for the other Biloxi miscue, though that did not lead directly to any unearned runs. Jesus Made was the only Shucker not to reach base, 0-for-5 with two K's. When the ball was in play, Made was eliminated on a dribbler in front of the plate, flied out to left field (as a LH batter), and grounded back to the pitcher. Utility man Jheremy Vargas and 22-year-old catcher Edgardo Ordonez are the two position players yet to see action after two games. You may have felt as though only the negative aspects of the game were spotlighted above. With that, we say: Jacob Hurtubise RBI double in the 6th Jordyn Adams bases-loaded walk in the 7th Hurtubise sacrifice fly in the 8th *In addition to reading the Wisconsin game summaries and taking in the full video highlights, the best gift you can give yourself from a knowledge standpoint is to listen to the Postgame Podcast featuring comments from Nick Stanley, Tayden Hall, Eric Bitonti, and Quinton Low The Spotify audio, including the four interviews, runs only 19 minutes so you can squeeze it in now, and best of all, new Assistant Broadcaster Jonathan Timm (welcome, Jonathan!) learned that the exits for both Josh Adamczewski and Braylon Payne were related to cramping, and both will be fine. Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes Final, Game One: Beloit (Marlins) 5, Wisconsin 4, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log Beloit’s Late Home Run Beats Wisconsin If it seemed as though the bases were loaded around the clock for both teams within those three-and-a-half minutes you just watched, it's because this contest featured (featured? Yeah, we guess) 23 walks, a HBP, five wild pitches (all by the Beloit starter, along with his balk) - remember, all within just seven innings! The teams combined to go 1-for-19 with runners in scoring position which added to the U-G-L-Y nature of the contest, and yet, there was drama throughout. A whole bunch of fans in the stands were lulled into the determination that they were good with heading home after this one (opening pitch was 39 degrees, though a balmy 43 by the time Game Two got underway). As you review the four box score pitching lines, let's just wait for some semblance of a next chance in better conditions analysis. *** Final, Game Two: Wisconsin 8, Beloit 7, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log (Just scroll down at the link below to get to the write-up) Rattlers Power Up to Take Nightcap - Wisconsin hits three homers in comeback win over Sky Carp My oh my, check out how close the final out came to ruining the fun. Only 3rd catcher David Garcia failed to see the field in the twinbill among the 15 position players on the squad. Wisconsin was the recipient of another seven free passes (6 BB, 1 HBP), so there are plenty of healthy OBP's throughout the roster after Day One. RHP Ethan Dorchies powered through four innings in the Game Two start and did so on just 59 pitches (37 strikes). As originally scheduled, the T-Rats are idle on Easter Sunday. Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Fayetteville (Astros) 6, Wilson 5 Box Score and Game Log Fayetteville Rallies Past Warbirds to Level Series - Woodpeckers Score twice in the eighth to win Frederi Montero will be just 19 years old for the 2026 season. The corner infielder has started 60 games at first base, including Saturday, and 45 at third base in his first two pro seasons. You'll find additional highlights here: Juan Ortuno checks his swing and walks to drive in the tying run in the 7th Brady Ebel immediately walks as well to give the Warbirds a fleeting lead Yannic Walther's sacrifice fly brings in a diving Frederi Montero in this back-and-forth contest Down to their final out, Handelfry Encarnacion doubles in Ortuno to make it a 6-5 deficit Unfortunately, CF Jose Anderson would strike out to end the evening, capping his platinum sombrero 0-for-5 night. Warbirds batters fanned 13 times. Here's a non-player specific interview with the Voice of the Warbirds Chris Edwards from a general baseball and military significance perspective. Cortez was worth watching to be sure - three scoreless innings, 2 hits, one BB, 2 K. Welcome back, young man. This guy killed the Warbirds all evening - watch as Grasshoppers leadoff RF Kevin Alvarez nets four base knocks against all three Wilson hurlers - Cortez, Enderson Mercado (twice), and Joshua Quezada. Congrats to 22-year-old OF Nick Monile, a non-drafted free agent signing last August out of the University of North Florida. He walked once in four trips to the plate in his professional debut. I'll be back Monday AM with the three Easter Sunday games on tap. Biloxi RHP Tyson Hardin joins the previously noted Tate Kuehner among scheduled starters, while 20-year-old RHP Jarrette Bonet, picked up from the independent but MLB-sponsored "Draft League", makes his formal pro debut for Wilson. To those who celebrate, a blessed Easter, and everyone have a wonderful Sunday. 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 View full article
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Transactions: RHP Logan Henderson recalled to Milwaukee LHP Sammy Peralta claimed by Colorado LHP Rob Zastryzny returned to Milwaukee from rehab Rob Z's initial placement was for a left shoulder strain. Not specifically a transaction, bot oh-so-encouraging: Nashville Press Release: The Nashville Sounds have postponed their Saturday night game against the Charlotte Knights due to inclement weather. They are still expected to play on Sunday, April 5 at First Horizon Park. The game will be made up when the team plays in Charlotte for their series from April 21 to April 26. The exact date of the makeup game will be determined by the Charlotte Knights and announced at a later time. As for Sunday, no expected change with LHP Tate Kuehner scheduled to be on the bump. Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Rocket City (Angels) 9, Biloxi 4 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Manager Mike Guerrero's chat from Friday night is available as of Sunday AM, and Dylan O'Rae's chat was just added Via the Shuckers, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Shuckers Fall Behind Early in 9-4 Loss to Trash Pandas - Shuckers handed first loss of 2026 after Rocket City runs out to early lead The bat of organizational newcomer Damon Keith sacrificed itself for the lone posted Biloxi highlight of the evening - Tough outing for RHP Bishop Letson, who retired only four of the ten batters he faced. Rocket City was up 1-0 in the initial frame with runners on 1st and 3rd with two outs when Letson left this pitch up. Center fielder Dasan Brown took a slightly off-kilter route, but it was still a pitch that was hard hit for a two-run triple and a 3-1 deficit. 25-year-old Tanner Gillis made his AA debut, and this was the first of two home runs he would surrender, although he provided 3.2 innings of needed length relief behind Letson and RHP Stiven Cruz (who allowed a Letson inherited runner to score along with one of his own). Only LHP Anthony Flores, who will be pitching all of 2026 at age 21, had a truly positive mound night, stranding a runner for Gillis and retiring all four men he faced. Flores issued 56 free passes (48 BB, 8 HBP) in 91 innings - 32 appearances (11 starts) - with Wisconsin last season. Given his youthfulness, if the control is better moving forward, he'd elevate his prospect status immensely. At the plate, it seems it won't be often we see a team strikeout total that isn't double digits, and that's the story across all of MiLB, not just the Crew's system. Shuckers batters fanned ten times here. Those batters also walked eight times and were plunked thrice. It's going to take some time to recognize that HBP (Adams) in Biloxi box scores refers to newcomer OF Jordyn and not career pincushion Luke. Mike Boeve committed a throwing error in his first fielding chance at third base since the 2024 season. Blake Burke mishandled a Gillis pickoff attempt for the other Biloxi miscue, though that did not lead directly to any unearned runs. Jesus Made was the only Shucker not to reach base, 0-for-5 with two K's. When the ball was in play, Made was eliminated on a dribbler in front of the plate, flied out to left field (as a LH batter), and grounded back to the pitcher. Utility man Jheremy Vargas and 22-year-old catcher Edgardo Ordonez are the two position players yet to see action after two games. You may have felt as though only the negative aspects of the game were spotlighted above. With that, we say: Jacob Hurtubise RBI double in the 6th Jordyn Adams bases-loaded walk in the 7th Hurtubise sacrifice fly in the 8th *In addition to reading the Wisconsin game summaries and taking in the full video highlights, the best gift you can give yourself from a knowledge standpoint is to listen to the Postgame Podcast featuring comments from Nick Stanley, Tayden Hall, Eric Bitonti, and Quinton Low The Spotify audio, including the four interviews, runs only 19 minutes so you can squeeze it in now, and best of all, new Assistant Broadcaster Jonathan Timm (welcome, Jonathan!) learned that the exits for both Josh Adamczewski and Braylon Payne were related to cramping, and both will be fine. Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes Final, Game One: Beloit (Marlins) 5, Wisconsin 4, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log Beloit’s Late Home Run Beats Wisconsin If it seemed as though the bases were loaded around the clock for both teams within those three-and-a-half minutes you just watched, it's because this contest featured (featured? Yeah, we guess) 23 walks, a HBP, five wild pitches (all by the Beloit starter, along with his balk) - remember, all within just seven innings! The teams combined to go 1-for-19 with runners in scoring position which added to the U-G-L-Y nature of the contest, and yet, there was drama throughout. A whole bunch of fans in the stands were lulled into the determination that they were good with heading home after this one (opening pitch was 39 degrees, though a balmy 43 by the time Game Two got underway). As you review the four box score pitching lines, let's just wait for some semblance of a next chance in better conditions analysis. *** Final, Game Two: Wisconsin 8, Beloit 7, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log (Just scroll down at the link below to get to the write-up) Rattlers Power Up to Take Nightcap - Wisconsin hits three homers in comeback win over Sky Carp My oh my, check out how close the final out came to ruining the fun. Only 3rd catcher David Garcia failed to see the field in the twinbill among the 15 position players on the squad. Wisconsin was the recipient of another seven free passes (6 BB, 1 HBP), so there are plenty of healthy OBP's throughout the roster after Day One. RHP Ethan Dorchies powered through four innings in the Game Two start and did so on just 59 pitches (37 strikes). As originally scheduled, the T-Rats are idle on Easter Sunday. Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Fayetteville (Astros) 6, Wilson 5 Box Score and Game Log Fayetteville Rallies Past Warbirds to Level Series - Woodpeckers Score twice in the eighth to win Frederi Montero will be just 19 years old for the 2026 season. The corner infielder has started 60 games at first base, including Saturday, and 45 at third base in his first two pro seasons. You'll find additional highlights here: Juan Ortuno checks his swing and walks to drive in the tying run in the 7th Brady Ebel immediately walks as well to give the Warbirds a fleeting lead Yannic Walther's sacrifice fly brings in a diving Frederi Montero in this back-and-forth contest Down to their final out, Handelfry Encarnacion doubles in Ortuno to make it a 6-5 deficit Unfortunately, CF Jose Anderson would strike out to end the evening, capping his platinum sombrero 0-for-5 night. Warbirds batters fanned 13 times. Here's a non-player specific interview with the Voice of the Warbirds Chris Edwards from a general baseball and military significance perspective. Cortez was worth watching to be sure - three scoreless innings, 2 hits, one BB, 2 K. Welcome back, young man. This guy killed the Warbirds all evening - watch as Grasshoppers leadoff RF Kevin Alvarez nets four base knocks against all three Wilson hurlers - Cortez, Enderson Mercado (twice), and Joshua Quezada. Congrats to 22-year-old OF Nick Monile, a non-drafted free agent signing last August out of the University of North Florida. He walked once in four trips to the plate in his professional debut. I'll be back Monday AM with the three Easter Sunday games on tap. Biloxi RHP Tyson Hardin joins the previously noted Tate Kuehner among scheduled starters, while 20-year-old RHP Jarrette Bonet, picked up from the independent but MLB-sponsored "Draft League", makes his formal pro debut for Wilson. To those who celebrate, a blessed Easter, and everyone have a wonderful Sunday. 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
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2026 Minor League Transaction Thread
Jim Goulart replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
RHP Logan Henderson recalled to Milwaukee LHP Sammy Peralta claimed by Colorado LHP Rob Zastryzny returned to Milwaukee from rehab Rob Z's initial placement was for a left shoulder strain. -
Brewers Archived Media Links - 2026
Jim Goulart replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
More from Friday 4/3: Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): "Brewers 360 with Adam McCalvy! This Brewers team looks similar to the end of last year! Remember the 14-streak win team? Plus, another 11 on top of that? They are doing the right things. Small ball. Great base running. And consistent hitting. Adam also talks pitching and while there are some question marks, we still aren’t full strength in the pen." Via WSCO's "The Show with Tony G and Leo" (download link): BrewerFanatic's Jack Stern (go to the 10:30 minute mark) Via "The Bill Michaels Show" (Hour One): USA Today's Bob Nightengale (go to the 33:00 minute mark) Via Mike Heller's "I Love Mondays" Podcast: Royals TV Host and former Heller intern Joel Goldberg (go to the 44:25 minute mark) Via David Gasper's "Brewers Daily" YouTube page: "Gasser Not Starting in AAA This Weekend" -
Misc. Minor League Alumni News & Notes - 2026 Version
Jim Goulart replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Jadher Areinamo lands on the 7-day IL for AA Montgomery (Rays), no word on nature or severity of his injury. -
Brewers Archived Media Links - 2026
Jim Goulart replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Friday 4/3: VIDEO via MLB Network's "MLB Central": "Mark DeRosa dives into the adjustments Brice Turang has made to his batting stance since entering MLB" VIDEO via MLB Network's "MLB Tonight": "Jacob Misiorowski on his birthday to discuss pitching on Opening Day, the Brewers' coaches, his pitch repertoire and more" - - Full interview vs. the portions shared on social media

