Jim Goulart

Sunday 6/7: Postgame shows, all recorded after the 12-4 series-sweeping win in Denver: AUDIO option via Curt Hogg's "Brewer Territory" with Corey Knebel and J.P. Feyereisen: "The Miz conquers Coors and sends a message to Murph" Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: "The Brewers rattled off another five wins in seven tries and just missed taking the other two, as well. The bats came alive in Colorado (at least, once the first few innings were out of the way), and yet Jacob Misiorowski somehow became the story again with another incredible showing against the Rockies. The Brewers have gotten to 40 wins faster than any other Brewers team in history, and the top-shelf pitching remains elite, although the rest of the rotation remains in flux. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe discuss Miz's rapid evolution, Kyle Harrison against his old team, a bullpen suddenly ravaged with injuries, David Hamilton turning a corner and perhaps assuming the full-time starting shortstop role, and hey, look, a trade! In Three Up Three Down (33:45), they talk Pablo Sanchez, a potentially interesting date on the Luis Rengifo timeline and some caustic comments by Jonathan Lucroy. In Remember When (52:30), JR looks back at a pitcher you maybe never heard of, but he's a Wisconsin native who became a mythic hero with the Milwaukee Braves organization before injuries, and in Todd's Take of Week (55:45), he peeks ahead to an unusual venue for the next Brewers series. Then, JR sits down with Biloxi Shuckers announcer Javik Blake (1:00:00), whose job includes watching the No. 1 prospect in baseball, Jesús Made. Blake talks about the other stars on the Brewers' Class AA team, the strange trend facing pitchers in minor league baseball and more. Apologies for the unusually hollow-sounding audio on JR's end. Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Brewers Bats Explode Once Again - Sweep Rockies in Denver" Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Torrid Pace: Brewers Set Franchise 40 Wins Mark - and Now the Offense is Cooking!" Via SportsRadio the Fan's Post Game Show Tommy Wortz (Tim Allen a Day Off) Via Mike Heller's "Brewed Daily" podcast stream - Mike now posts reaction takes on each Brewers' game

Pregame Audio Saturday 6/5 - Catcher Rylan Mills

From the Sounds - OF Greg Jones reinstated from the Nashville Injured List (#2) The Sounds roster currently sits at 27 active (limit is 28) + 1 MLB Rehab + 3 Injured List + 2 Development List

This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Sunday. Organizational Scoreboard Audio Links MiLB TV (Subscribers) *** Sunday's Birthdays: None

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Both Biloxi and Wilson hosted their Star Wars nights, but Luke's magic was present in Jacksonville in a Skywalker-worthy blast, where Adams provided a last-gasp go-ahead two-run homer for Nashville. Transactions: Milwaukee Brewers selected the contract of LHP Drew Rom from Nashville Sounds. Nashville Sounds activated RHP Gerson Garabito from the 60-day injured list. Nashville Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Nashville 2, Jacksonville (Marlins) 1 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: Adams Lifts Sounds to Win with Late Home Run - Nashville Flips Script on Jumbo Shrimp With so little activity on the basepaths, you'd think piecing together a detailed game summary might be a challenge. Kudos again to Cory Hilborne of the Sounds' staff, giving us a sense of the drama throughout this taut contest. Hope you enjoyed the read and watching the big Luke Adams bomb. Now when Cory includes this tidbit, you know that was an invitation to the wayback machine for us - keep in mind this now reads as "Wilson Warbirds", but was posted via the "Carolina Mudcats" moniker at the time, August 2023: "It was Luke Adams' second career go-ahead home run in the ninth inning with his first coming via a walk-off three-run home run to help Low-A Carolina beat Delmarva 6-3." That's also a reminder that as fans we have been blessed with excellent minor league announcers over the years. Chris Edwards is excellent for Wilson, and his predecessor Greg Young was so smooth before choosing to detour from his broadcast career. As long as we're talking broadcasters, here's another look at Adams' big swing - props to the Jumbo Shrimp play-by-play man for making the moment sound as big as it was, despite it impacting his own club negatively - Really rooting for RHP Garrett Stallings, 28, to get his first big-league opportunity. Manager Rick Sweet has rightly sung Stallings' praises often. I'm aware we made our pitch for LHP Thomas Pannone to be the next man up if needed in the big-league rotation roulette, but Stallings would be a great story. Do you remember how Stallings was acquired? Kudos to you if you remember the details of this trade. The young prospect in the deal barely touched full-season ball with his new organization and is now released. Even the one run scored by Jacksonville hardly registered on the exit velocity scale. Tyler Black and old friend Bradley Blalock were ejected prior to the game. Guessing that's the nonsense where there's a standoff after the national anthem and they won't leave the field. If that was the case, great job removing yourself from the bench options in this one, Tyler. Not a great night for the Cooper Pratt - Jett Williams watch, Pratt 0-for-4 with two GIDP's, Williams 1-for-4, again in center field. Williams looped a soft liner (86.1 MPH) to left for his base knock. Luis Lara missed a 4th straight game, and sorry, no clear answers for your questions about it. Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Manager Mike Guerrero's Friday night chat is among those listed Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Suspended in the bottom of the 6th in Biloxi: Montgomery (Rays) 0, Biloxi 0 Box Score and Game Log (Thus Far) Blake Burke is at the plate, Matthew Wood at second base after a leadoff walk (his third walk of the game, OBP .418) and a wild pitch during the Burke at-bat. Pre-game: Darrien Miller is the DH for this game, doubled and singled in two trips. His own OBP is .462, and he and Wood have formed a super-productive offensive catcher tandem. Did you know the 25-year-olds were born eight days apart? Wood is the elder statesman. Talk about burying the lead - Jaron DeBerry is still really, really good, folks, only at 74 pitches thru six scoreless. My fellow Link Reporter "Ro" will take you through the completion and the regularly scheduled game in Sunday's report (if weather allows). Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes (download link) Final: Cedar Rapids (Twins) 7, Wisconsin 6 Box Score and Game Log Via the Timber Rattlers, game details: Kernels End Wisconsin’s Win Streak with Late Comeback - Rattlers hit four homers in 7-6 loss You better believe all four T-Rat tater videos are within Chris Mehring's linked report. To view some of the pitches thrown by Jason Woodward and to a greater extent, Wande Torres, to Cedar Rapids batters, here's the Kernels' 'X' feed. If Wande was hoping to get his name plastered across multiple lines in the box score, well, mission accomplished: Torres pitched to 2 batters in the 8th inning. WP: Torres. Balk: Torres. Disengagement violations: Torres. HBP: Diaw (by Woodward); Genth 2 (by Torres, by Torres); Winokur (by Torres). What was up with the 3rd pickoff attempt that led to the eventual winning run? Luis Pena, Josiah Ragsdale, Tayden Hall among those on the very full Wisconsin bench for this one. If no Rattlers are on a plane after Sunday's game (Biloxi moves on to Birmingham, Alabama this coming week), well, we won't riot, but we'll raise an eyebrow or two or three. No, wait, eyebrows max at two. Easily lost in the shuffle was the job RHP Garrett Hodges did in the bottom of the 8th - two on, nobody out upon entering for Torres. Nine pitches and two at-bats later, GIDP and strikeout, on to the 9th within reach. And this was posted on Saturday before another Fischer power display: Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Wilson 4, Salem (Red Sox) 3, 10 innings Box Score and Game Log Wilson Wins on Second Consecutive Walk-off - Di Turi Plays Hero Like, seriously? Didn't we just name the Warbirds "Walk-Off Birds of Prey" just yesterday? And again, in extra innings? Don't ever leave a game early, Wilson fans. Early offense on Star Wars night - The walk-off doesn't happen without this Pedro Ibarguen down-to-the-team's-final-out RBI single to tie things. Roll the credits, George Lucas (aka Filippo Di Turi). Wilson baters drew 12 walks and were plunked once. Warbirds' opponents simply can't throw strikes, and it's bearing out in every series, as evidenced by these Carolina League walk totals. Incredible patience being displayed by the young (very young) Warbirds. Pay attention whenever the Brewers sign a pitcher (it's always a pitcher) out of Mexico. They're always advanced in the mature aspects of mound work (hello, Manuel Rodriguez, now in Biloxi at age 20) and are assigned aggressively. It doesn't always lead to future success (the odds are stacked, after all), but it's worth noting. Hello, Carlos Carra. Looking forward to Sunday's Warbirds starter. Final: ACL Brewers 5, ACL Royals 4, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log Keep feeding us walkoffs! Three in the final inning in Maryvale: With one out: Brailyn Antunez singles on a 94.7 MPH line drive to left fielder Noah Barber. Kenny Fenelon homers (5) on a 98.3 MPH fly ball to left field. Brailyn Antunez scores. Alexander Frias homers (4) on a 102.5 MPH fly ball to right field. Great day in Maryvale. Your box score review will show that even for a shortened game, everyone in the lineup contributed and the two Brewers pitchers, teenage RHP's Dariel Jaquez (working his way back from a lost-to-injury 2025 after a strong 2024 DSL season) and Diustin (don't forget the extra "I") Mayorquin, each had solid games. Final: DSL Brewers Blue 11, DSL Dodgers Mega 2, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log Team Blue rode 12 free passes (nine walks, three HBP's) along with nine hits, to victory, The three XBH's were doubles, two by first-year outfielder Enrique Lovera, who won't turn 18 until next February. Lovera was the DH here, assigned the cleanup spot. The Brewers were 6-for-6 in SB attempts, committed only one error which did not lead to an unearned run. Consider the coaching staff pleased. Now here's a professional debut for you - 18-year-old RHP Alejandro Bustamante out of Cuba with the no-hit scoreless four-inning start (four strikeouts, three walks). Here's the pitch mix report from last December. For minor league prospect diehards, the payoff comes with big-league debuts and big-league value provided. But part of the overall passion for what we do is the details in the origins and the travels all along the way. Great fun! Final: DSL Brewers Gold 12, DSL Cubs Blue 6, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log The 1-4 Gold-Plated Brewers found the perfect opponent for their first win in five contests to date. Gold scored in each of the first four frames to lead 10-2 after four. The first pro hit for RF Ruben Revost was his two-out three-run home run in the 2nd. Infielder Osiris Ramirez, DH'ing in the cleanup spot, has already homered twice in his first 15 pro AB's and added two singles here as well. Second-year OF Carlos Done, a RH bat, clubbed his first home run of 2026 (6th in his career). Once again, all position players chipped in. the team was 4-for-5 is SB attempts, and 5-for-10 with RISP. More pleased coaches on site. 6'3" 17-year-old RHP Adrian Bello made his pro debut in middle relief. The Dominican native allowed two hits, two walks and two earned runs in his initial effort. Shortstop Ricki Moneys is the only DSL Gold player to appear in each of the team's five games. Moneys had a busy day, walking three times, stealing his 4th base of the season (yet to be caught), but also committed two errors (one fielding, one throwing), giving him three on the season. Five games on Sunday, with the rookie levels idle as always. One of the five games is the completion of the Biloxi suspended game, and they kick off their day later than the other affiliates, with a 3:05 Central scheduled start time. Have a great late spring Sunday, everyone! 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

From Friday night's game: AUDIO option via Curt Hogg's "Brewer Territory" with Corey Knebel: "A 9-7 win in extra innings on Friday night featured all your typical Colorado madness."

Saturday 6/6: Postgame shows for the 7-1 win in Denver: Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Brewers Win the Series in Denver - Another Misiorowski Masterpiece" Via SportsRadio the Fan's Post Game Show w/ Tim Allen and Tommy Wortz - "What More Can You Say About the Miz?" Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo Via Mike Heller's "Brewed Daily" podcast stream - Mike now posts reaction takes on each Brewers' game

Updated the initial post in this thread containing "Last Trades" with all 29 other organizations: Diamondbacks (07/31/25) -- Acquired RHP Shelby Miller and LHP Jordan Montgomery for cash considerations with: Diamondbacks (04/15/26) -- Acquired RHP Junior Fernandez for cash considerations Athletics (11/15/23) -- Acquired RHP Chad Patrick for INF Abraham Toro with: Athletics (06/06/26) -- Acquired RHP Joel Kuhnel for cash considerations

Enjoy the full pod but Spencer discusses the minors over the final 15 minutes.

This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Saturday. Organizational Scoreboard Audio Links MiLB TV (Subscribers) *** Saturday's Birthday: DSL Brewers Blue RHP Wandy Cabrera, in his 3rd pro season, turns 20 today. He made an appearance in Friday's Link Report.

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Transactions: RHP Craig Yoho promoted to MLB Brewers from AAA Nashville LHP Brian Fitzpatrick promoted to MLB Brewers from AAA Nashville Hoping for the best, but this seemed devastating in Denver Friday night - LHP Mark Manfredi Sr. transferred to Nashville from Biloxi OF Damon Keith placed on Biloxi's 7-Day Injured List (Keith last played on Tuesday, May 23rd) RHP Wandy Cabrera assigned to DSL Brewers Blue from DSL Brewers Gold. RHP Carlos Canales assigned to DSL Brewers Blue from DSL Brewers Gold. Both 20-year-old's (Cabrera actually turns 20 today, Saturday 6/6) are in their 3rd year of island ball, and each had made one appearance for DSL Gold this week before these swaps. Nashville Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Jacksonville (Marlins) 4, Nashville 3 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 Let Late Lead Slip Away When veteran LHP Thomas Pannone tossed six innings of two-run ball in his prior effort last Saturday, we made note that he'd become a worthy candidate to assist the big-league rotation as needed. Well, after 5.2 innings of scoreless ball with one walk, "as needed" seems fairly imminent. Don't believe we learned why RH reliever Will Childers missed a month (activated May 23rd), but this was an unfortunate 8th inning outing, and it began with a quick triple, walk, and a tough location for this pitch to a LH bat: Childers quickly then retired the next three batters, and Brock Wilken's two-out oppo taco only closed the gap to one - Luis Lara missed a 3rd consecutive game, no known update. From the 4th inning, Luis Matos gave the Sounds a two-run lead. Matos has been productive, but he'd have to really light up to find his way back to the Brewers. Cooper Pratt doubled and singled (and importantly discussed his mustache). Ethan Murray, playing third base as Jett Williams (0-for-4, 2-for-his-last-19) again patrolled center field. Williams might be eyed at this point as more of a diverse Blake Perkins replacement in the short run, but also remember Brandon Lockridge is due back fairly soon. With Fitzpatrick surely headed to the Milwaukee IL, Carlos Rodriguez seems to be a logical return candidate, and Easton McGee is in play as well. Manager Rick Sweet's juggling will continue, and Sweet should be fine as long as super-brief starts are avoided. The game summary linked above, is chock full as always. Oh, hey there, Bradley Blalock on the Jacksonville mound. Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives - Manager Mike Guerrero's Friday night chat is among those listed Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Biloxi 3, Montgomery (Rays) 1 Box Score and Game Log O’Rae’s Late Game Dinger Drives Shuckers Past Biscuits - Shuckers Retake First Place with Friday Victory The game summary was as concise as the final score, doing a nice enough job of filling you in. Good thing for these long balls, because Biloxi was 0-for-6 with RISP. Each of the first six men in the lineup reached at least once, Matthew Wood twice. Right fielder Mark Coley II walked twice out of the 9-hole and was on base for the Dylan O'Rae go-ahead blast. RHP Stiven Cruz turns 25 in November. He's not truly a candidate for 40-man addition, but he'll be a popular target as a minor league free agent this fall. His solid work with Nicaragua in the WBC will aid his cause as well. We shouldn't gloss over the work of RHP Yorman Galindez, 23, and LHP Anthony Flores, 21. Consider them un-glossed. Versatile Jheremy Vargas didn't play in this one, but he remains a tool in Mike Guerrero's back pocket, as Vargas is the lone non-catcher on the Biloxi bench at this time. And yes, that means long-awaited bumps from Wisconsin are truly imminent after this weekend. Hope you saw some of the key Timber Rattlers in recent weeks. Speaking of the T-Rats... Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes (download link) Final: Cedar Rapids (Twins) 8, Wisconsin 3 Box Score and Game Log Via the Timber Rattlers, game details: Kernels End Wisconsin’s Win Streak with Late Comeback - Fischer homers and Dorchies deals for Rattlers in tough loss at Cedar Rapids As Chris Mehring's game summary notes (and look for Tayden Hall's RBI and Andrew Fischer's 17th tater within): "South Bend is four games ahead of the Timber Rattlers after play on Friday night. Wisconsin has thirteen games left in the half. The Cubs have twelve games remaining." We've seen this before from the Brewers. Give the current Rattlers the chance to claim a first-half crown, and that may factor into some of the promotion decisions we're waiting upon. No video of the first-inning balk by Ethan Dorchies that gave the Kernels an early lead. but Dorchies' outing was very encouraging. As for the Wisconsin bullpen struggles, the Cedar Rapids "X" feed has you covered, unfortunately. Wisconsin managed just four hits, one walk, and a Tayden Hall HBP. The starting outfield was Hall in left, utilityman Luiyin Alastre made his second career start in center, and Luis Castillo in right. On the bench all at once, and there's likely more to the story that will work itself out, be it banged-up players or otherwise - Josh Adamczewski, Braylon Payne and Josiah Ragsdale. Yes, safe to say the T-Rat reserve roster is flooded compared to what we just discussed in Biloxi. A reminder - both A-Ball rosters limits are 30 active, while it's 28 active at AAA and AA. The Shuckers are sitting at 25 currently. By the way on Hall, we're 122 plate appearances into his 2026, and his OPS is still north of .900 at .915. Wilson Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Wilson 11, Salem (Red Sox) 7, 11 innings Box Score and Game Log Anderson Slams Door on Salem - Walk-off Grand Slam Completes Comeback I've completely lost count, as have many of you. Who among us is willing to go through the Wilson's season day-by-day results for home games and count the walkoffs, pointing out how many of those walkoffs have been via the home run variety. It's unreal, and what a treat for the new fans in Wilson! They've been spoiled so far, even with the first couple of weeks of missing offense. This time it was Jose Anderson. Scoreless on both sides in the 7th, 8th, and 9th - you can pick up the game log to see how the four half-innings in extras played out, including videos throughout all the innings in the log (MiLB.com has come so far, all for our betterment as fans.) Brady Ebel, DH'ing here, walked three times, lifting his OBP to a shiny .404. Now in his 4th year, it's hard to think of Pedro Ibarguen still as a teenager, but he is for another month. He doubled, singled, and walked twice. He was also caught stealing for the 9th time (ouch) in 17 attempts. RHP's Tyler Renz, Peyton Niksch and Joshua Quezada impressively combined to toss 9.1 innings, allowing only one earned run, two walks, nine strikeouts. Fellow righty Miqueas Mercedes has his toughest outing of 2026, but that helped set up the late dramatics. Darn it, Warbirds, you need to promote these player and coach interviews from the current and prior homestands, the latest with Coach Ricky Carvajal. This collection flew under our radar completely unless they were just added to your Virtual Press Box page (scroll to the bottom). Catch up with Manager Eddy Morgan and outfielder Nick Monile from this week and then sample prior interviews from the list as you wish. By the way, I caught up on all the interviews while composing this report! Final: ACL Brewers 14, ACL Rangers 13, ten innings Box Score and Game Log All those runs plus extra innings, oh my! If you were checking out our Minor League Forum daytime thread, you caught these notes within two posts for this matinee. Again, oh my! (Thanks, Ro Mueller.) Where to begin - six pitchers for Maryvale, and four of them pitched well, including a professional debut for 23-year-old RHP Bryce Schaum, as we had posted this on his signing previously. Still so young out of a Minnesota high school, 18-year-old 2025 8th round RHP Hayden Vucinovich (19 in two weeks) has fanned 16 in just 11.1 innings. Walks and hit batters now total 22, however. RHP Bryan Regalado is also struggling. Signed out of the Dominican Republic in May of 2025, Regalado turned 19 this past April, and it's a bit odd that he was brought stateside after only two Dominican League appearances last summer. CJ Hughes doubled with one out in the 7th and stayed on the basepaths as the next two Brewers struck out. As noted at the link above, he did not return to the field in the top of the 8th. 18-year-old Alexander Frias is it, folks. He singled three times and walked twice. Now, if you're like me and checking exit velocities on those knocks, none of them were impressive for this game (rare for Frias), but they found holes. Be sure to learn more about Frias and the other ACL boys, you won't need to wait long as it's where Spencer and Alex begin their system journey from their recent pod: Again, referring to the link just above, what a special walk-off home run moment for 18-year-old corner infielder (third baseman on Friday) Yu-Lin Liao, so far from his Taiwan home. Here's hoping the @BrewersPD 'X' account provides video eventually of the Liao blast (pulled to LF, 387 feet, 102.1 MPH) and celebration. Final: DSL Tampa Bay 11, DSL Brewers Blue 4, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log Blue was down 6-0 heading to the bottom of the 6th but scored four at that point to narrow the gap. Just 17 years old, Venezuelan RHP Daniel Munoz made his pro debut to begin the 5th and would face 17 batters in all, retiring six through the first few batters of the 8th. Munoz walked four and plunked two. His defense didn't help as both the box score line and game log review will show. Third-year RHP Ruben Saldana didn't quiet the Rays bats either, though an error contributed to his troubles as well. Second-year catcher Johanderson Tarazona made his season debut and singled once within his three trips to the plate. Blue batters walked nine times, including three for bonus baby shortstop Diego Frontado. Final: DSL Royals Ventura 1, DSL Brewers Gold 0, seven innings as scheduled Box Score and Game Log No, you're not imagining things, these same two teams combined for 27 runs just 24 hours earlier (a 14-13 Brewers loss)! Where's Jayson Stark to chime in, "Baseball!" The Royals scored the lone run of the game in the 6th after starting 17-year-old southpaw Santiago Martinez exited following his five shutout innings, 7 Ks, 1 single, 1 walk. In the fateful 6th, reliever Jean Rivero of Venezuela made his pro debut and learned quickly you don't walk the leadoff batter. However, he then had the runner picked off but shortstop Santiago Garcia's error at the 2nd base bag on the play proved harmful. A one-out flyout to right advanced the man to 3rd, and then a wild pitch scored the game's lone run. A two-out single for first baseman Matthew Moses in the 7th was one of his two hits in the game (the Golden Boys only managed three), but Moses was stranded and the team fell to 0-4 despite allowing just one hit. Can't imagine a more completely diverse pair of consecutive losses by a Brewers affiliate, perhaps in all of the 26 years of Link Report history. There are seven games on tap for Saturday, early games for the complex clubs and under the lights at the full-season level. Is it getting more summer-like where you are? Enjoy! 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

Oblique injury for RHP Jacob Morrison.

Darn it, Warbirds, you need to promote these player and coach interviews from the current and prior homestands, the latest with Coach Ricky Carvajal. This collection flew under our radar completely unless they were just added to the Wilson Virtual Press Box page (scroll to the bottom). Catch up with Manager Eddy Morgan and outfielder Nick Monile from this week and then sample prior interviews from the list as you wish.

TJ living the dream!

Delayed post from Thursday 6/4: WTMJ's "Brewers Weekly" with Dom Cotroneo - "A split series against the Giants — so what does that mean for this Brewers rotation and bullpen heading forward? More injuries are on the mend, and two hitters' havens await the Crew on the road. Dom analyzes where things stand from the staff if anyone could be called up to help this stretch? DL Hall and Grant Anderson injury updates. What went wrong in Thursday's finale? Way too early look at the trade deadline." Friday 6/5: Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): Brewers 360 with Rick Schlesinger - "The Crew on the road this weekend, but a lot to recap including Pablo Sanchez’s appearance. Plus, we’ve got Banana Ball at the ballpark this weekend! And the series with the Athletics that will be playing in Las Vegas against the Brewers!" Via WSCO's "The Show with Tony G and Leo" (download link): BrewerFanatic's Jack Stern (go to the 07:40 minute mark) Via David Gasper's "Brewers Daily" YouTube page: "Coleman Crow Struggled in Series Finale" Via WTMJ's Afternoon News (download link): "Jackson Chourio continued his hot streak with a two-home run performance, but the Brewers dropped their second straight game to the Giants. Brewers Extra Innings host Dom Cotroneo discusses Chourio's emergence, the latest injury concerns surrounding Milwaukee's pitching staff, the state of the starting rotation, and whether the Brewers should pursue a blockbuster move ahead of the MLB trade deadline." Via the "Wisconsin Sports Daily Show" with Steve "Sparky" Fifer: Tim Allen of the postgame show Via the "Brew Crew Scoop" Podcast: "The Brewers won a series in Houston before splitting a 4-gamer at home against the Giants. Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Harrison were dominant again, but Miz was just edged out on the NL Pitcher of May. Jackson Chourio was scorching at the plate. We also talked about how soon we may see Luis Lara, and what the Crew should realistically target at the deadline." Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole joins Chuck for a ten-minute chat *** Postgame shows for the wild 9-7 win in Colorado: Locked on Brewers Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Brewers Erupt for Wild Extra-Inning Win - 8 Runs in Final 2 Innings Stun Rockies" Via SportsRadio the Fan's Post Game Show w/ Tim Allen and Aaron Morse Via WTMJ's Postgame Show with Dom Cotroneo Via Mike Heller's "Brewed Daily" podcast stream - Mike now posts reaction takes on each Brewers' game

The latest with Jack Stern and Spencer Michaelis -

RHP Wandy Cabrera assigned to DSL Brewers Blue from DSL Brewers Gold. RHP Carlos Canales assigned to DSL Brewers Blue from DSL Brewers Gold. Both 20-year-old's (Cabrera actually turns 20 today, Saturday 6/6) are in their 3rd year of island ball, and each had made one appearance for DSL Gold this week before these swaps.

Pregame Audio Thursday 6/4 Brewers Pitching Coordinator Nick Childs

Fischer and Owens Win Brewers Minor League Awards for May Rattlers pick up Player and Pitcher of the Month Awards Chris Mehring, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

- LHP Mark Manfredi Sr. transferred to Nashville from Biloxi - OF Damon Keith placed on Biloxi's 7-Day Injured List Keith last played on Tuesday, May 23rd.