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01 |
Fielder, Prince |
A |
1B |
29 |
L |
R |
| |
This is the first sub-par April Prince has had since he started teething |
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02 |
Weeks, Rickie |
MLB |
2B |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
Swinging hard at everything it seems, which has helped boost his power and hurt his plate discipline |
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03 |
Hardy, J.J. |
MLB |
SS |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
Has to be one of the few major league players in the modern era to not strike out in his first 40+ ABs |
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04 |
Capellan, Jose |
MLB |
CL |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
Must keep concentrating on getting into a groove with his curveball, because he won't be a starter in the bigs on the power of his fastball alone |
2
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05 |
Krynzel, Dave |
MLB |
CF |
31 |
L |
L |
| |
To his credit, Dave did everything expected of him this spring and took the demotion to AAA like a man |
1
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06 |
Hendrickson, Ben |
MLB |
SP |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
New mechanics = bad results |
1
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07 |
Hart, Corey |
MLB |
OF |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
Like many of his peers throughout the system, Corey is off to a very bad start at the plate |
1
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08 |
De La Rosa, Jorge |
MLB |
MR |
32 |
L |
L |
| |
Effectively wild in long relief with the Crew, but if his control doesn't get much better, he's going to be effectively stuck in the bullpen for a long time |
1
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09 |
Parra, Manny |
A |
MR |
30 |
L |
L |
| |
Has the highest ERA (4.20) among the Huntsville starters, but that won't last long |
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10 |
Nelson, Brad |
A |
1B |
30 |
L |
R |
| |
Brad has decided taking walks is a fun thing to do (he leads the system with 16) |
1
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11 |
Eveland, Dana |
MLB |
SP |
29 |
L |
L |
| |
My only worry about Dana right now is his propensity to give up a few too many well-hit balls |
1
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12 |
Rogers, Mark |
MLB |
SP |
27 |
R |
R |
| |
No longer has the pressure of being the only Rogers picked #1 by a Wisconsin sports team |
1
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13 |
Gallardo, Yovani |
MLB |
SP |
27 |
R |
R |
| |
While Rogers has been struggling with control in Charleston, Yo has only walked one guy in 12 innings with the Power |
1
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14 |
Cruz, Nelson |
MLB |
RF |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
It won't be much longer before Cruz forces the Brewers to promote him to Nashville, and that's where he should of started anyway |
2
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15 |
Sarfate, Dennis |
MLB |
MR |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
It's a fine line with Dennis: he's now catching much more of the strike zone with his pitches, but he's getting hit a little harder... he has to find the medium |
3
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16 |
Palmisano, Lou |
A |
C |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
The Cap'n is off to a slugglish start, though he isn't striking out much |
1
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17 |
Pena, Luis |
A |
CL |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
The Brewers may be looking for Luis to fill out his frame more than anything else over the course of the season - gaining around 10-15 pounds would do wonders for the guy |
2
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18 |
Iribarren, Hernan |
MLB |
2B |
28 |
L |
R |
| |
The Hurricane is more of a tropical depression at this point |
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19 |
Salome, Angel |
A |
OF |
26 |
R |
R |
| |
Thankfully didn't break camp with the Power as he needs quite a bit of work with his offensive game |
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20 |
Mercedes, Roque |
A |
SP |
26 |
R |
R |
| |
I have a feeling we'll see Roque in West Virginia by the end of the season |
1
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21 |
Escobar, Alcides |
MLB |
SS |
26 |
R |
R |
| |
20 strikeouts and 1 walk is not a good indicator of things to come |
1
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22 |
Housman, Jeff |
A |
MR |
31 |
L |
L |
| |
So-so with Nashville and the question of Housman finally hitting the talent wall will keep being asked the longer he has trouble with AAA batters |
4
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23 |
Crabbe, Callix |
A |
UT |
30 |
S |
R |
| |
Callix knows how to play the small man's game without a doubt, and he'll keep knocking on that second base door, despite Weeks being the future incumbent |
1
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24 |
Moss, Steve |
A |
CF |
29 |
R |
R |
| |
Seems like ages since Steve has had a real good streak at the plate |
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25 |
Wahpepah, Josh |
A |
MR |
28 |
R |
R |
| |
The oft-described "groundball machine" has given up the most home runs in the system |
2
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26 |
Baker, Josh |
A |
MR |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
If he keeps pitching like this, Baker will move from the fast track to the very slow track |
1
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27 |
Jones, Mike |
A |
MR |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
Had another shoulder surgery last week, and as much as another shoulder surgery could be considered a success, it was a success |
2
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28 |
Cruz, Enrique |
A |
SS |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
Hitting the ball well this time around in AA, but it is still a long way back to Milwaukee |
1
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29 |
Woolard, Glenn |
A |
SP |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
Can't be happy about being sent back to AA after finding success in AAA last year |
1
|
30 |
Wooley, Robbie |
A |
SP |
28 |
R |
R |
| |
Huge test this year for Robbie awaits him in West Virginia |
3
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31 |
Gwynn Jr, Tony |
MLB |
OF |
30 |
L |
R |
| |
Getting hits for a change - maybe that experience at Miller Park was a wake-up call |
1
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32 |
Richardson, Grant |
A |
1B |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
Like most of his Power teammates, really having a tough time at the plate... maybe it is the new stadium? |
1
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33 |
Sollmann, Steve |
A |
UT |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
Have to give a guy who jumped past A-ball a little bit of an adjustment period, which is what I'm giving Steve |
5
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34 |
Taubenheim, Ty |
A |
SP |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
I'm sure my year long campaign to get Ty in a rotation had something with Ty being in the rotation with the Manatees |
2
|
35 |
Costello, Ryan |
A |
SP |
33 |
R |
L |
| |
Not exactly a vote of confidence for Ryan when he was demoted after having a good year in AA |
1
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36 |
Barnes, Justin |
A |
MR |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
Had a plain old bad spring, so he's still in Arizona |
5
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37 |
Heether, Adam |
MLB |
IF |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
Survived a brutal collision at home plate, a good first step to surviving the year in Brevard |
2
|
38 |
Diggins, Ben |
A |
MR |
33 |
R |
R |
| |
Mechanics are beyond messed up at the moment |
2
|
39 |
Slack, Nick |
A |
CL |
30 |
R |
R |
| |
I don't know if it is more weird that Nick is repeating A+ ball or if he is getting shelled in a more pitch-friendly league |
3
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40 |
Anderson, Drew |
A |
OF |
31 |
L |
R |
| |
Keeps right on hitting, but without more power, it is questionable if he'll make it |
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41 |
Gamble, Jerome |
A |
MR |
33 |
R |
R |
| |
Lights-out apart from a bad outing |
4
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42 |
Rottino, Vinny |
MLB |
UT |
33 |
R |
R |
| |
Defensive versatility is great, but the key to Vinny's future lies in his bat |
3
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43 |
Brady, Josh |
A |
1B |
32 |
R |
R |
| |
A 90 (yes, 90) OPS in his first 43 full-season ABs... ouch |
1
|
44 |
Stetter, Mitch |
A |
MR |
32 |
L |
L |
| |
Doing that lefty-relief thing well 16 games into the season |
1
|
45 |
Novinsky, John |
A |
MR |
34 |
R |
R |
| |
Evidently injured and still in Arizona |
1
|
46 |
Fermaint, Charlie |
A |
CF |
27 |
R |
R |
| |
Much like Salome, I thank the Brewers for holding Charlie back in Arizona |
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47 |
Dillard, Tim |
AAA |
MR |
29 |
R |
R |
| |
Shifted to the rotation this year, Dillard has been very effective in the middle of an emerging Brevard staff |
1
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48 |
Vanden Berg, John |
A |
C |
33 |
R |
R |
| |
Getting almost no playing time in AA with Winchester and Rottino also on the roster |
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49 |
Villanueva, Carlos |
MLB |
MR |
29 |
R |
R |
| |
The key for Villanueva is to keep the ball down and get grounders - when he's on, he's very, very good |
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50 |
Lewis, Will |
A |
UT |
31 |
R |
R |
| |
The only West Virginia player batting over .300, Lewis should be moved up a level once he gets some more outfield experience |