As I contemplate the struggles the system is going through again this season (at least in terms of W-L record), thought I'd see how many Latin players that the Brewers originally signed as amateur free agents and have developed at each level (active roster or DL): Milwakee: 1 (Peralta) Colorado: 0 Biloxi: 1 (Arcia) Brevard: 2 (J. Ortega, Pena) Wisconsin: 7 (Rizzo, Ventura, Mejia, Castillo, Matos, Munoz, Rubio) Helena: 3 (Gomez, Martinez, Belonis) Arizona: 13 (de la Cruz, M. Diaz, V. Diaz, Leal, Torrez, Atencio, Lara, Leonardo, Quiterio, Martinez, Ortiz, Pierre, Segovia) That's 2 players above A-ball, and 11 above rookie ball. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that there is at least one minor league team in a different organization that has more than 11 Latin players above rookie ball on a single roster. The Brewers are starting to turn it around a little bit as evidenced by the Arizona roster (though even then five of those guys are on the DL), but their inability to develop these players continues to hamstring the system.