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2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5

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Offline Smichaelis9 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 25, 2019, 7:45 PM Post
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Small was really a fun interview. Talked through the analytics of his pitching approach in a way I’d have to imagine basically everyone could understand. Seemed comfortable and like an all around cool guy to be around. Definitely excited to see how quickly he could potentially move through the system.
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Offline Brew crew 92 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 25, 2019, 8:14 PM Post
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Brilliant draft.

6-7 LHP’s > weakness to strength. Lots of upside with some and pitchability with others.

2-3 more good hitting catchers to add to Nottingham Freitas Feliciano Henry Fry.

Good up the middle defenders with speed, athleticism and hit tools.

And some will help the big club sooner rather than later with most being College pics.
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Offline OnTheBlack Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 25, 2019, 9:41 PM Post
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Brew crew 92 said:
Brilliant draft.

6-7 LHP’s > weakness to strength. Lots of upside with some and pitchability with others.

2-3 more good hitting catchers to add to Nottingham Freitas Feliciano Henry Fry.

Good up the middle defenders with speed, athleticism and hit tools.

And some will help the big club sooner rather than later with most being College pics.



That's one of those things you need to wait about 6 years at best to determine in baseball. A shortage of lefties doesn't mean you draft a bunch of lefties per say. Though if one from the SEC who strikes out 4 guys per inning falls to you, then OK.

These drafts seem duller to me...they have the last few years at the time, but they've been far more productive than when they got flashy, higher upside young prep arms.
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Offline KeithStone53151 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 27, 2019, 9:15 AM Post
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Are there any unsigned players that anyone suspects will take a significantly overslot signing bonus? We have only one high schooler left in the top 10, I tend to think the college guys usually sign either a bit under slot or at slot.
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Offline And That Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 27, 2019, 10:17 AM Post
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Holt's bonus is robably going to be around $250k over the slot.

If the Brewers sign any of Myles (20), Rustad (23), or Torres (24), and signing at least one of them seems likely, any of those high schoolers will get overslot bonuses.
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Offline balsamlaker Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 27, 2019, 11:34 AM Post
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Holt will likely be overslot. Hamilton, despite the injury, may also go overslot, as he could likely get a redshirt year and come back to Texas as a redshirt junior. I would think Dillard, Bennett, Floyd, and Gillis sign without taking more of the current roughly $1M to go overslot. The question is will there be enough left to get one of the high school shortstops or Rustad.
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Offline Eye Black Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 29, 2019, 10:55 AM Post
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5th rounder from Ole Miss, catcher Thomas Dillard has signed.
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Offline Brew crew 92 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 29, 2019, 1:27 PM Post
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Holt will likely be overslot. Hamilton, despite the injury, may also go overslot, as he could likely get a redshirt year and come back to Texas as a redshirt junior. I would think Dillard, Bennett, Floyd, and Gillis sign without taking more of the current roughly $1M to go overslot. The question is will there be enough left to get one of the high school shortstops or Rustad.


I thought they had overslot deal worked out with Holt, then he broke his thumb in the series. So maybe we get a discount now? Really like the speed, lefty bat and bat to ball skills.
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Offline TheJumpAround Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 29, 2019, 1:54 PM Post
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9th-rder Darrien Miller signs with @Brewers for $297,500 (pick 283 value = $149,500). California HS C, hitting ability, arm strength, athletic for position. New Mexico recruit. @MLBDraft
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Offline Eye Black Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 29, 2019, 6:38 PM Post
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Via Jim Callis...

5th-rder Thomas Dillard signs with @Brewers for $400k (pick 163 value = $315,400). Mississippi C/OF, raw power & patient approach, some scouts see some parallels to Kyle Schwarber.


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Offline Brew crew 92 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: June 29, 2019, 7:36 PM Post
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Considering no 3rd round pick and little $, this draft is becoming more special with each signing. Impressive job by Johnson & co.
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Offline DHonks Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 01, 2019, 11:15 AM Post
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Brew crew 92 said:
Considering no 3rd round pick and little $, this draft is becoming more special with each signing. Impressive job by Johnson & co.


I’ll wait until they reach A+ before I get too excited. Too many draft picks I liked didn’t make it past A ball
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Online homer Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 02, 2019, 6:02 PM Post
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DHonks said:
Brew crew 92 said:
Considering no 3rd round pick and little $, this draft is becoming more special with each signing. Impressive job by Johnson & co.


I’ll wait until they reach A+ before I get too excited. Too many draft picks I liked didn’t make it past A ball


Doug you've been here as long as I have. The whole board was giddy about Lou Palmisano.
"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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Offline LouisEly Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 03, 2019, 9:32 AM Post
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Brew crew 92 said:
Brilliant draft.

6-7 LHP’s > weakness to strength. Lots of upside with some and pitchability with others.

2-3 more good hitting catchers to add to Nottingham Freitas Feliciano Henry Fry.

Good up the middle defenders with speed, athleticism and hit tools.

And some will help the big club sooner rather than later with most being College pics.

And they seem to be targeting OFs with their international signings.
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Offline DHonks Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 03, 2019, 11:22 AM Post
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homer said:
DHonks said:
Brew crew 92 said:
Considering no 3rd round pick and little $, this draft is becoming more special with each signing. Impressive job by Johnson & co.


I’ll wait until they reach A+ before I get too excited. Too many draft picks I liked didn’t make it past A ball


Doug you've been here as long as I have. The whole board was giddy about Lou Palmisano.


Yep, Captain Lou, Angel Salome, Kade Johnson. I even liked following Fry before he was traded. I fell for some C/OF named Belcher, Bill Scott, Drew Anderson, Grant Richardson, Tony Festa, Ryan Poe, Jose Mieses, Mike Jones, JM Gold, Ben Hendrickson, Paul Stewart, etc. I enjoy following the kids now, but I'm much more cautious. I can't go declaring this a special draft like brew crew 92...we won't know for 4-6 years. oops, forgot future hall of fame Christian Guerrero
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Offline monkeyman343434 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 04, 2019, 11:59 AM Post
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After all of the Top 10 round picks have signed ( https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/all/team/brewers ), the $$ looks something like:
Bonus Value: 5.150M; additional 5% without further penalty: 257.5K = total of 5.4075M
Top 10 Round Picks signed for 5.086M; 5.4075 - 5.086 = 321.5K
If they don't go overslot to sign Gillis @ 13, wonder if the 321.5K wiggle room + 125k "slot" = 446.5K would be enough to sign (23) Carter Rustad?
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Online brewmann04 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 04, 2019, 8:36 PM Post
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think you might be right another arm will be added either 13 or 23
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Offline Brew crew 92 Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 06, 2019, 5:53 AM Post
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OnTheBlack said:
Brew crew 92 said:
Brilliant draft.

6-7 LHP’s > weakness to strength. Lots of upside with some and pitchability with others.

2-3 more good hitting catchers to add to Nottingham Freitas Feliciano Henry Fry.

Good up the middle defenders with speed, athleticism and hit tools.

And some will help the big club sooner rather than later with most being College pics.



That's one of those things you need to wait about 6 years at best to determine in baseball. A shortage of lefties doesn't mean you draft a bunch of lefties per say. Though if one from the SEC who strikes out 4 guys per inning falls to you, then OK.

These drafts seem duller to me...they have the last few years at the time, but they've been far more productive than when they got flashy, higher upside young prep arms.


The brewers have already stated, they didn’t have a plan of drafting LHP, the lefty’s just happened to be there when the crew made their picks. And yes I think we all know it takes years for players to develop or not, thus the 6 year time frame, but based upon Johnson’s previous two drafts, I see a uniqueness in his profile. The pitchability factor, deception, etc. then with the hitters, recognizing the hit tool over power, bat to ball, on base %. Speed and good defense up the middle, this is a great under the radar, but tremendous upside type draft. I’m predicting, when looking back 6 years from now, One of the best brewer drafts ever.
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Offline ClosetBrewerFan Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 22, 2019, 7:34 PM Post
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Any news on where Holt and Hamilton will be playing? I have not seen where they were assigned to yet. For that matter, #13 Gillis and #32 Figueroa have not pitched yet.
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Offline And That Re: 2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
Posted: July 23, 2019, 8:01 AM Post
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Hamilton is still rehabbing his Achilles injury. He won't play this year. Holt has a broken thumb, not sure if he'll play this year or not.
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