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  1. Trax
    Black could be a throw in on a deal but the others I would not trade unless we got higher return than warranted. They are developing prospects. No reason to move them right now...
  2. Trax
    Injuries happen and can happen to anyone, but at some point the toll becomes overbearing. Mitchell may have had a lot of bad luck and/or he may be made out of paper-mache and glass. Either way it is becoming unlikely he will be with us much longer. He hasn't been all that great when healthy and he can not stay healthy. At his age with arbitration looming he will be an easy let go or throw in in a trade package,
  3. Trax
    Been watching all 4 of these guys, good write up!
  4. Trax
    If we are in a buy position in a month we'll both sell and buy. If not we'll just be selling, and often.
  5. Trax
    I like Civale and he's been good for us. At the same time a likely candidate for trade whether we're in buy or sell mode. Don't sell him for nothing...he's got some real value to a team who needs a starter and expects to compete post season.
  6. Trax
    Agree and then some. Don't have to put him on IL, just tell him he's riding pine until fully healthy. He can back up Haase until then.
  7. Trax
    Food for the baseball soul, good job!
  8. Trax
    What is the Russ Smith injury that's shutting him down for the year? He's sure had a tough go of it,
  9. Trax
    One of my very favorite Brewers. He hasn't hit his ceiling by a long shot at the plate and what a defender. Looking at our farm clubs and looking at the Brewers roster several years down the road not many present position players are on it. I think Sal is and Chorio of course. I hope Turang too.
  10. Trax
    You guys are killing it, GREAT stuff here! Seigler is my new favorite on the watch prospect....
  11. Trax
    Great stuff and the only way many of us can follow these multiple prospects. Keep it coming!
  12. Trax
    Great write up.
  13. Trax
    Great writeup. It is so difficult to project long term for such a young player like Lara but the tools are obviously there. Dinges is one to watch for sure, if they can make a MLB catcher out of him, and he has the arm, they may really have a draft steal there. Flores I know the least about but he looks like he's on the way.
  14. Trax
    Good breakdown. We need his glove out there and improved consistency at the plate is much needed. Question is how much time will he need in the minors to get the rust off once he's cleared and for how long can he stay healthy?
  15. Trax
    That certainly is amusing. The team (small market teams) needs to move older players on short or bad contracts. We need to build around our players who can be controlled long term and I don't think that contract shows any signs of being bad.
  16. Trax
    Hopefully if he stays healthy Woody remembers the Brewers when his next contract is up....
  17. Trax
    Any team trading for him is obviously a contender this year and likely a perennial contender. In that event, Yeli would go.
  18. Trax
    If Ortiz continues to struggle at the plate he may need to go to Nashville for a while and not for the music. Hate to tear up the middle infield defense right now but move Durbin to 2nd and Turang to SS and bring up Wilkin to play 3rd. Just a thought, they need to do something.
  19. Trax
    Hopefully he gets hot at the plate between now and trade deadline. He would be hard to move and we'd have to eat some of that bloated contract, but he's hurting us now and in the future. Small market teams are not in a position to absorb this hit. I'm sure the hitting coaches and Yeli are working on options at the plate but it doesn't seem to bring any kind of consistency no matter what they do.
  20. Trax
    It is something to re-visit in July. I don't think the Brewers trade any of their core players before they have a better idea of where this season is going.
  21. Trax
    Ortiz still a young player and I expected him to make a step this year. He did, backwards.
  22. Trax
    We gave up a LOT for him, but the upside is there. Bit of a gamble, let's see if it pays off. It could.
  23. Trax
    IL him and bring him back when the finger is healed. You've got to do what is best for the team. We have a very good backup catcher and a young guy we can bring up to back up.
  24. Trax
    Really good write up and spot on. Durbin may be a long term ascending player and the power down the road will improve as he gets more comfortable and matures.
  25. Trax
    If Ortiz can not go back to the batting stance he had before (or one that will produce like it did) he might very well find himself out of MLB before all too long. What he is producing now is simply not going to be sufficient. He is biding our time until Cooper Pratt is ready. If it's another year so be it, but if someone gets hot at the plate and can play middle infield it may be sooner than later.
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