Top prospect voting, 2023 edition!

Brock Beauchamp · February 2, 2023

We're working on a MUCH better way to do this but unfortunately, it's not ready yet. When we do our first update some time in May, a new system will be in place that allows you all to drag and drop names in the order you prefer then click submit. It's going to save all of us a ton of time and effort on these lists.

But... it's time to start talking about the 2023 list despite that new feature not being ready for prime time quite yet.

Here is the current list for reference: https://brewerfanatic.com/milwaukee-brewers-top-prospect-rankings/

We only care about the top 20 but feel free to go as deep as you want!

I think we'll close voting on this on Sunday, February 12th.

Thanks again, all!

ARobsBrewCrew · February 2, 2023

Can’t wait for the new format, sounds like an awesome upgrade!

ARobsBrewCrew · February 2, 2023

Rank Player Position Assignment ETA

1. Jackson Chourio CF A+ 2024

2. Sal Frelick CF AAA 2023

3. Joey Wiemer RF AAA 2023

4. Brice Turang SS MLB 2023

5. Jeferson Quero C A+ 2024

6. Garrett Mitchell CF MLB

7. Tyler Black 2B AA 2024

8. Robert Gasser LHP AAA 2023

9. Eric Brown, Jr. SS A 2025

10. Carlos Rodriguez RHP A+ 2025

11. Hendry Mendez RF A+ 2025

12. Jace Avina CF A 2025

13. Jacob Misiorowski RHP A 2026

14. Felix Valerio 2B AA 2024

15. Eduardo Garcia SS A+ 2025

16. Alexander Cornielle RHP A+ 2025

17. Robert Moore 2B A+ 2025

18. Logan Henderson RHP A 2025

19. Freddy Zamora SS AA 2024

20. Hedbert Perez LF A 2026

21. Stiven Cruz RHP A+ 2025

22. Luis Castillo LF A 2026

23. Zavier Warren 3B AA 2024

24. Luis Lara CF Rk ACL 2027

25. Joseph Hernandez RHP A+ 2025

26. Matt Wood C A 2025

27. Abner Uribe RHP AAA 2023

28. Daniel Guilarte SS A 2026

29. Yophery Rodriguez CF FRk DSL 2028

30. Dylan O’Rae 2B A 2026

31. Justin Jarvis RHP AA 2024

32. Cam Robinson RHP AAA 2023

33. Carlos Rodriguez LF AA 2024

34. Luke Adams 3B A 2026

35. Brandon Knarr LHP AAA 2023

36. Jhonny Severino SS Rk ACL 2026

37. Victor Castaneda RHP AAA 2023

38. Eduarqui Fernandez RF A 2026

39. Cameron Wagoner RHP A+ 2025

40. Jadher Areinamo 2B A 2026

41. Janson Junk RHP MLB

42. Cam Devanney SS AAA 2023

43. Justin Yeager RHP AAA 2024

44. Ernesto Martinez, Jr. 1B A+ 2025

45. Johan Barrios 3B Rk ACL 2027

46. Ethan Small LHP AAA

47. Blake Perkins CF AAA 2023

48. Ryan Middendorf RHP AA 2023

49. Filippo Di Turi SS FRk DSL 2028

50. Jesus Chirinos 1B A+ 2025

51. Russell Smith LHP A+ 2025

52. Wes Clarke 1B AA 2024

53. Ben Metzinger 3B A+ 2025

54. Pablo Garabitos LHP A+ 2025

55. Je’Von Ward LF AA 2025

56. Israel Puello RHP A+ 2025

57. Tristen Lutz LF AAA 2024

58. Will Rudy RHP A 2026

59. Yeison Perez 1B Rk ACL 2027

60. Kaylan Nicasia RF A 2026

61. Kevin Ereu SS FRk DSL 2028

62. Lucas Erceg RHP AAA 2023

63. Adam Seminaris LHP AAA 2024

64. Tyler Woessner RHP A 2026

65. Luis Contreras RHP AAA 2023

66. Edwin Jimenez RHP A+ 2025

67. Micah Bello RF A+ 2025

68. Kevin Briceno RHP A 2026

69. Max Lazar RHP AA 2024

70. Darrien Miller C AA 2025

71. Jeison Pena RHP A+ 2025

72. Joe Gray, Jr. CF A+ 2025

73. Tayden Hall 1B A 2026

74. Patricio Aquino RHP A 2026

75. Osbriel Mogollon LHP Rk ACL 2027

76. Gus Varland RHP MLB 2023

77. Quinton Low RHP/1B A 2026

78. Karlos Morales LHP A+ 2025

79. Edgardo Ordonez C Rk ACL 2027

80. Kent Hasler RHP AAA 2024

81. Anfernny Reyes LHP Rk ACL 2027

82. TJ Shook RHP AA 2024

83. Fernando Olguin RHP A 2026

84. Clayton Andrews LHP AAA 2023

85. Satchell Norman C A 2026

86. Michele Vassalotti RHP A+ 2025

87. Noah Campbell LF AA 2024

88. James Meeker RHP AA 2024

89. Andruw Monasterio SS AAA 2023

90. Miguel Segura RHP A 2026

91. Nick Bennett LHP AA 2024

92. Gregory Barrios SS A 2026

93. Daniel Corniel RHP Rk ACL 2027

94. Nate Peterson LHP A 2025

95. Eric Martinez C Rk ACL 2027

96. Alexander Vallecillo RHP A 2026

97. Miguel Briceno 3B A 2026

98. Arielbi Gonzalez RHP A 2026

99. Jose Caballero 2B A 2026

100. Will Childers RHP Rk ACL 2026

I tend to be very conservative with rankings of prospects yet to debut such as new international signings. Also, Misiorowski is going to have to showcase some level of control before I view him as a Top 10 guy. I also tend to lean towards likelihood of impacting the majors at some point which is why you'll see guys like Monasterio and Clayton Andrews in the back half over young talent that has probably more potential such as Manuel Rodriguez, Duncan Garcia, etc.

BallFour · February 2, 2023

1. CF-Jackson Chourio (3)

2. CF-Sal Frelick (1)

3. RF-Joey Wiemer (6)

4. C-Jeferson Quero (4)

5. CF-Garrett Mitchell (8)

6. SS-Brice Turang (5)

7. LHP-Robert Gasser (7)

8. SS-Eric Brown, Jr. (12)

9. 2B/OF-Tyler Black (10)

10. RHP-Abner Uribe (20)

11. RHP-Jacob Misiorowski (13)

12. RF-Hendry Mendez (15)

13. 2B-Felix Valerio (9)

14. RHP-Carlos Rodriguez (NR)

15. RHP-Janson Junk (NA)

16. RHP-Stiven Cruz (NR)

17. RHP-Logan Henderson (NR)

18. OF-Jace Avina (NR)

19. RHP-Justin Jarvis (19)

20. SS-Eduardo Garcia (17)

No longer with organization

CF-Esteury Ruiz (2), C-Mario Feliciano (14)

Dropped out

LHP-Ethan Small (11), LF-Hedbert Perez (16), RHP-Victor Castaneda (18)

BlazingGunz · February 2, 2023

Rank	Player
1	Jackson Chourio
2	Sal Frelick
3	Joey Wiemer
4	Brice Turang
5	Garrett Mitchell
6	Jeferson Quero
7	Robert Gasser
8	Tyler Black
9	Eric Brown, Jr.
10	Jacob Misiorowski
11	Robert Moore
12	Carlos Rodriguez
13	Hendry Mendez
14	Freddy Zamora
15	Eduardo Garcia
16	Luis Lara
17	Jace Avina
18	Janson Junk
19	Ethan Small
20	Hedbert Perez
21	Zavier Warren
22	Daniel Guilarte
23	Felix Valerio
24	Jadher Areinamo
25	Abner Uribe
26	Logan Henderson
27	Cam Robinson
28	Justin Jarvis
29	Dylan O’Rae
30	Matt Wood

sveumrules · February 3, 2023

Pretty much the same list as last time. Dropped Esteury, added Abner, shuffled some guys around in the back half…

01 Jackson Chourio
02 Sal Frelick
03 Joey Wiemer
04 Brice Turang
05 Garrett Mitchell
06 Robert Gasser
07 Jeferson Quero
08 Tyler Black
09 Eric Brown Jr.
10 Abner Uribe
11 Jacob Misiorowski
12 Carlos Rodriguez PITCHER
13 Stiven Cruz
14 Ethan Small
15 Alexander Cornielle
16 Kevin Briceno
17 Hendry Mendez
18 Jadher Areinamo
19 Jace Avina
20 Daniel Guilarte

SF70 · February 3, 2023

1. Sal Frelick—superstar player on the way. Eventual 20+ HR/25 SB .320/.400/.475 GG LF.

2. Jackson Chourio— if he keeps hitting thru AA/AAA, 11 year extension please.

3. Joey Wiemer— 30/30 potential, GG RF.

4. Jeferson Quero— elite defense, above average hitter, controls the running game — will be a huge weapon.

5. Brice Turang— solid 3-5 WAR SS.

6. Jacob Misiorowski— command improved at instructs. Fills out and sits 99, touching 104, 2800rpm SL, big CB, potential ace.

7. Robert Gasser— above average pitches with above average command. A cutter away from a potential TOR starter.

8. Garrett Mitchell— biggest wild card prospect in the game. Could fail — could superstar.

9. TylerBlack— another elite BTB hitter but without a glove. 1B?

10. Eric Brown— good glove with speed & pop.

11. Robert Moore— scouts rave about his defense. 9 HR’s down under impressed me.

12. Jansen Junk— impressed with his video’s. Brewers lab will turn him into a nice # 4 starter.

13. Abner Uribe— reliever has to be special for me to rank him this high. His FB/SL combo screams dominant closer.

14. Daniel Guilarte— Brewers exited, I’m excited.

15. Cameron Wagoner—97+ with a good breaking ball. Hoping they start him.

16. CRod (P)— on his way to mid-rotation potential.

17.) Cam Devanney— maybe the most underrated prospect in the system. Wouldn’t surprise me if he’s the teams starting 3B in ‘24

18. Stiven Cruz— stuff impresses. Hard to hit.

19. Hedbert Perez— still only 20.

20. Freddy Zamora— no idea what happened to his defense last year but if he’s fully healthy has the talent.

This is the best top 11 prospects I’ve ever seen for this team — 53 years and counting. Underrated farm. Keith Law has this one right.

damuelle · February 3, 2023

OF Jackson Chourio
OF Sal Frelick
SS Brice Turang
OF Joey Wiemer
LHP Robert Gasser - easily our youngest starting pitcher in AAA
2B Tyler Black
RHP Carlos F. Rodriguez
OF Garrett Mitchell - stay healthy; reduce K-rate
C Jeferson Quero - wowed Arizona Fall League with his defense
LHP Ethan Small - hopefully bounces back in AAA/MLB this year
2B Felix Valerio - was quite young in AA last year; .670 OPS was suppressed by .249 BABIP; stole 30 bases nonetheless; too bad he doesn't play a premium defensive position
SS Eric Brown - known for contact and rated by some as a solid defender
RHP Stiven Cruz
OF Hendry Mendez - at 19, there's plenty of time to wait for power to show
RHP Jacob Misiorowski - will results equal superb talent?
RHP Cam Robinson - younger than Gasser; will hopefully build on his breakout 2022
INF Cam Devanney - a shortstop hitting 20 homers in AA requires attention
RHP Abner Uribe - will results equal superb talent?
OF Jace Avina - 15 homers in 268 PAs last year; 77.6% of his innings were in CF
RHP Alexander Cornielle - 145 Ks in 2022 ranked 3rd in Brewers' minor league system

CheeseheadInQC · February 3, 2023

Notes:

1. It speaks to the depth of the system that I had to shoe-horn one of my picks for an out-of-nowhere breakout for next season in at No. 50.

2. That being said, if there is another Jadher Areinamo in last year's DSL hitting contingent (low profile signing, strong early stateside results), I'd bet on Baez

3. I am very leery of strikeouts at the lower levels, hence the lower placement of Avina and a few others

4. Valerio is very much the type of hitter I usually rank more highly than others, and I have little doubt the bat will bounce back. The fact that he is one spot below apparently the steadiest fielder of the complex-league contingent should provide a hint to the concerns that led me to drop him.

5. I'm the guy who had Antoine Kelly first on his list at one point last season. I'll probably always have Misiorowski a couple of spots higher than he should be as long as he keeps showing flashes.

Here is the list:

1. Jackson Chourio
2. Jeferson Quero
3. Sal Frelick
4. Joey Wiemer
5. Jacob Misiorowski
6. Brice Turang
7. Robert Gasser
8. Garrett Mitchell
9. Tyler Black
10. Eric Brown Jr.
11. Carlos Rodriguez (P)
12. Hendry Mendez
13. Stiven Cruz
14. Jadher Areinamo
15. Luis Lara
16. Abner Uribe
17. Robert Moore
18. Janson Junk
19. Joseph Hernandez
20. Alexander Cornielle
21. Daniel Guilarte
22. Logan Henderson
23. Ethan Small
24. Cam Robinson
25. Cam Devanney
26. Jace Avina
27. Eduardo Garcia
28. Freddy Zamora
29. Hedbert Perez
30. Zavier Warren
31. Blake Perkins
32. Luke Adams
33. Yophery Rodriguez
34. Russell Smith
35. Matthew Wood
36. Gus Varland
37. Kevin Ereu
38. Gregory Barrios
39. Felix Valerio
40. Patricio Aquino
41. Adam Seminaris
42. Carlos Rodriguez (OF)
43. Luis Castillo
44. Victor Castaneda
45. Filippo Di Turi
46. Brandon Knarr
47. Dylan O'Rae
48. Joe Gray
49. Justin Yeager
50. Juan Baez
51. Cameron Wagoner
52. Ryan Middendorf
53. Justin Jarvis
54. Tyson Miller
55. Jhonny Severino
56. Will Rudy
57. Tristen Lutz
58. Tayden Hall
59. Tyler Woessner
60. Daniel Corniel
61. Edwin Jimenez
62. Damien Miller
63. Eduarqui Fernandez
64. Johan Barrios
65. Noah Campbell
66. Yujanyer Herrera
67. Ernesto Martinez
68. Jeison Pena
69. Alexander Vallecillo
70. Lucas Erceg
71. Brailin Rodriguez
72. Clayton Andrews
73. Aidan Maldonado
74. Ben Metzinger
75. Wes Clarke

Brewcrew82 · February 4, 2023

1. Chourio

2. Frelick

3. Wiemer

4. Turang

5. Quero

6. Mitchell

7. Misiorowski

8. Gasser

9. Brown Jr.

10. Black

11. Uribe

12. Mendez

13. Rodriguez (P)

14. S. Cruz

15. Small

16. Moore

17. Cam Robinson

18. Junk

19. Henderson

20. Avina

Robocaller · February 4, 2023

On 2/2/2023 at 1:40 PM, ARobsBrewCrew said:

Rank    Player                          Position           Assignment           ETA

1.          Jackson Chourio          CF                    A+                          2024

2.         Sal Frelick                    CF                    AAA                       2023

3.         Joey Wiemer RF                    AAA   2023

4.         Brice Turang   SS                    MLB   2023

5.         Jeferson Quero   C                      A+ 2024

6.         Garrett Mitchell CF                    MLB

7.          Tyler Black 2B                   AA                           2024

8.         Robert Gasser   LHP                AAA   2023

9.          Eric Brown, Jr.   SS                   A                            2025

10. Carlos Rodriguez        RHP A+ 2025

11.          Hendry Mendez RF                   A+                          2025

12.         Jace Avina   CF                    A   2025

13. Jacob Misiorowski       RHP   A                           2026

14.         Felix Valerio 2B                    AA                         2024

15. Eduardo Garcia   SS                    A+                         2025

16.         Alexander Cornielle RHP                 A+                         2025

17.          Robert Moore   2B                    A+                         2025

18.   Logan Henderson RHP                 A                            2025

19.          Freddy Zamora SS                    AA                         2024

20.         Hedbert Perez             LF                    A                            2026

21. Stiven Cruz RHP   A+                         2025

22.          Luis Castillo                LF                     A 2026

23.          Zavier Warren            3B                    AA                          2024

24.          Luis Lara                     CF                    Rk ACL   2027

25.          Joseph Hernandez     RHP                 A+                           2025

26.          Matt Wood                  C                      A 2025

27. Abner Uribe                RHP                 AAA                        2023

28.          Daniel Guilarte            SS   A                            2026

29.          Yophery Rodriguez     CF                    FRk DSL                 2028

30.          Dylan O’Rae 2B                    A                            2026

31.           Justin Jarvis                 RHP                 AA                          2024

32.          Cam Robinson             RHP                 AAA 2023

33.          Carlos Rodriguez         LF                    AA                          2024

34.          Luke Adams                 3B                   A                             2026

35.          Brandon Knarr LHP                 AAA   2023

36.          Jhonny Severino          SS                    Rk ACL                   2026

37. Victor Castaneda RHP                 AAA 2023

38.           Eduarqui Fernandez   RF                    A                            2026

39.           Cameron Wagoner     RHP                 A+                          2025

40.           Jadher Areinamo        2B                    A 2026

41.            Janson Junk                 RHP                 MLB

42.           Cam Devanney            SS                    AAA 2023

43.           Justin Yeager RHP AAA                       2024

44.           Ernesto Martinez, Jr. 1B A+ 2025

45.           Johan Barrios              3B                    Rk ACL 2027

46.           Ethan Small                 LHP                 AAA

47.            Blake Perkins               CF                   AAA                       2023

48.           Ryan Middendorf RHP                AA   2023

49.           Filippo Di Turi SS FRk DSL                 2028

50.           Jesus Chirinos   1B                    A+                          2025

51.            Russell Smith               LHP A+ 2025

52.            Wes Clarke                  1B                    AA 2024

53.            Ben Metzinger            3B                    A+ 2025

54.            Pablo Garabitos          LHP                  A+                          2025

55.   Je’Von Ward   LF                     AA 2025

56.            Israel Puello                RHP   A+   2025

57.            Tristen Lutz   LF                     AAA   2024

58.            Will Rudy                     RHP   A 2026

59.            Yeison Perez                1B Rk ACL 2027

60.            Kaylan Nicasia             RF                    A                             2026

61.   Kevin Ereu                  SS                     FRk DSL                 2028

62.             Lucas Erceg   RHP   AAA                        2023

63.             Adam Seminaris         LHP                  AAA 2024

64. Tyler Woessner RHP                 A 2026

65.             Luis Contreras             RHP                 AAA                        2023

66.             Edwin Jimenez            RHP                 A+                           2025

67.             Micah Bello   RF                    A+ 2025

68. Kevin Briceno              RHP                 A                              2026

69.             Max Lazar                   RHP                 AA                            2024

70.             Darrien Miller   C                     AA                            2025

71.              Jeison Pena                 RHP                 A+                            2025

72.             Joe Gray, Jr.   CF                   A+                             2025

73.             Tayden Hall                 1B                    A                                2026

74.             Patricio Aquino           RHP                 A                                2026

75.             Osbriel Mogollon        LHP                 Rk ACL                       2027

76.             Gus Varland                RHP                 MLB                           2023

77.              Quinton Low               RHP/1B            A                                2026

78.             Karlos Morales            LHP                 A+                              2025

79.             Edgardo Ordonez        C                      Rk ACL   2027

80.             Kent Hasler                 RHP                 AAA 2024

81.              Anfernny Reyes          LHP                  Rk ACL                      2027

82.             TJ Shook                      RHP   AA                             2024

83.             Fernando Olguin         RHP   A 2026

84.             Clayton Andrews        LHP                  AAA 2023

85.             Satchell Norman         C                      A                                2026

86.             Michele Vassalotti      RHP   A+   2025

87.   Noah Campbell           LF                     AA                             2024

88.             James Meeker             RHP   AA 2024

89.             Andruw Monasterio    SS   AAA                           2023

90.             Miguel Segura             RHP   A                                2026

91.              Nick Bennett   LHP                  AA   2024

92.             Gregory Barrios          SS                     A                                 2026

93.             Daniel Corniel   RHP   Rk ACL                        2027

94.            Nate Peterson   LHP                  A   2025

95.            Eric Martinez   C Rk ACL                        2027

96.            Alexander Vallecillo    RHP A                                  2026

97.             Miguel Briceno   3B A                                  2026

98.             Arielbi Gonzalez         RHP   A                                  2026

99.             Jose Caballero            2B                    A 2026

100. Will Childers                RHP                 Rk ACL   2026

I tend to be very conservative with rankings of prospects yet to debut such as new international signings. Also, Misiorowski is going to have to showcase some level of control before I view him as a Top 10 guy. I also tend to lean towards likelihood of impacting the majors at some point which is why you'll see guys like Monasterio and Clayton Andrews in the back half over young talent that has probably more potential such as Manuel Rodriguez, Duncan Garcia, etc.

Keener!

Austin Tatious · February 4, 2023

Jackson Chourio, CF
Sal Frelick, LF
Jeferson Quero, C
Brice Turang, SS
Joey Wiemer, RF
Garrett Mitchell, CF
Robert Gasser, LHP
Jacob Misiorowski, P
Tyler Black, 2B
Eric Brown, Jr, SS
Luis Lara, LF
Carlos Rodriguez, P
Robert Moore, 2B
Abner Uribe, P
Alexander Cornielle, P
Daniel Guillarte, SS
Jadher Areinamo INF
Ethan Small, SP
Hendry Mendez, RF
Cam Robinson, RP
Freddy Zamora, SS
Matthew Wood, C
Logan Henderson, P
Jace Avina, OF
Janson Junk, P
Cam Wagoner, P
V Castañeda, P
Ryan Middendorf, P
Luke Adams, 3B, OF
Eduardo Garcia, SS
Patricio Aquino, P
Justin Jarvis, P
Hedbert Perez, OF
Joseph Hernandez, SP
Cam Devanney, SS
Stiven Cruz, P
Yophery Rodriguez, OF
Kevin Ereu, SS
Filippo Di Turri, SS
Ernesto Martinez, 1B
Ben Metzinger, 3B
Felix Valerio, 2B
Zavier Warren, 3B
Max Lazar, P
Tristen Lutz, OF
Dylan O’Rea, IF
Joe Gray, OF
Jhonny Severino, SS
Kevin Briceno, P
Carlos Rodriguez, OF
Adam Seminaris, P
Enrique Fernandez, OF
Johan Barrios, SS
Russell Smith, P
Anfernny Reyes, P
Yeison Peña, P
Noah Campbell, lf
Yeison Perez, 1B
Brandon Knarr, SP
Jheremy Vargas, 3B

SF70 · February 4, 2023

16 hours ago, CheeseheadInQC said:

Notes:

1. It speaks to the depth of the system that I had to shoe-horn one of my picks for an out-of-nowhere breakout for next season in at No. 50.

2. That being said, if there is another Jadher Areinamo in last year's DSL hitting contingent (low profile signing, strong early stateside results), I'd bet on Baez

3. I am very leery of strikeouts at the lower levels, hence the lower placement of Avina and a few others

4. Valerio is very much the type of hitter I usually rank more highly than others, and I have little doubt the bat will bounce back. The fact that he is one spot below apparently the steadiest fielder of the complex-league contingent should provide a hint to the concerns that led me to drop him.

5. I'm the guy who had Antoine Kelly first on his list at one point last season. I'll probably always have Misiorowski a couple of spots higher than he should be as long as he keeps showing flashes.

Here is the list:

1. Jackson Chourio
2. Jeferson Quero
3. Sal Frelick
4. Joey Wiemer
5. Jacob Misiorowski
6. Brice Turang
7. Robert Gasser
8. Garrett Mitchell
9. Tyler Black
10. Eric Brown Jr.
11. Carlos Rodriguez (P)
12. Hendry Mendez
13. Stiven Cruz
14. Jadher Areinamo
15. Luis Lara
16. Abner Uribe
17. Robert Moore
18. Janson Junk
19. Joseph Hernandez
20. Alexander Cornielle
21. Daniel Guilarte
22. Logan Henderson
23. Ethan Small
24. Cam Robinson
25. Cam Devanney
26. Jace Avina
27. Eduardo Garcia
28. Freddy Zamora
29. Hedbert Perez
30. Zavier Warren
31. Blake Perkins
32. Luke Adams
33. Yophery Rodriguez
34. Russell Smith
35. Matthew Wood
36. Gus Varland
37. Kevin Ereu
38. Gregory Barrios
39. Felix Valerio
40. Patricio Aquino
41. Adam Seminaris
42. Carlos Rodriguez (OF)
43. Luis Castillo
44. Victor Castaneda
45. Filippo Di Turi
46. Brandon Knarr
47. Dylan O'Rae
48. Joe Gray
49. Justin Yeager
50. Juan Baez
51. Cameron Wagoner
52. Ryan Middendorf
53. Justin Jarvis
54. Tyson Miller
55. Jhonny Severino
56. Will Rudy
57. Tristen Lutz
58. Tayden Hall
59. Tyler Woessner
60. Daniel Corniel
61. Edwin Jimenez
62. Damien Miller
63. Eduarqui Fernandez
64. Johan Barrios
65. Noah Campbell
66. Yujanyer Herrera
67. Ernesto Martinez
68. Jeison Pena
69. Alexander Vallecillo
70. Lucas Erceg
71. Brailin Rodriguez
72. Clayton Andrews
73. Aidan Maldonado
74. Ben Metzinger
75. Wes Clarke

Agree with your notes, in fact if I could re-do my list I’d probably take Hedbert out and replace him with Small, but anyhow, nice job on your list. My one complaint would be having Cameron Wagoner ranked as low as you did, Middendorf as well.

After watching him pitch in the AFL championship game — count me as impressed with his stuff.

CheeseheadInQC · February 4, 2023

25 minutes ago, SF70 said:

Agree with your notes, in fact if I could re-do my list I’d probably take Hedbert out and replace him with Small, but anyhow, nice job on your list. My one complaint would be having Cameron Wagoner ranked as low as you did, Middendorf as well.

After watching him pitch in the AFL championship game — count me as impressed with his stuff.

You might be right on those two (they ended up at the tail end of a tier that started at 40). With Middendorf especially I struggle to rank minor league relievers once you get past the Uribe huge upside types.

StearnsFTW · February 6, 2023

1. Jackson Chourio

2. Sal Frelick

3. Jeferson Quero

4. Garrett MItchell

5. Brice Turang

6. Tyler Black

7. Robert Gasser

8. Joey Wiemer

9. Eric Brown

10. Hendry Mendez

11. Jacob Misiorowsi

12. Jace Avina

13. Hedbert Perez

14. Carlos Rodriguez

15. Abner Uribe

16. Luis Lara

17. Robert Moore

18. Freddy Zamora

19. Janson Junk

20. Felix Valerio

Sixtolezcano · February 6, 2023

1. Jackson Chourio CF

2. Joey Wiemer RF

3. Jeferson Quero C

4. Sal Frelick LF

5. Garrett Mitchell CF

6. Eric Brown Jr. SS

7. Brice Turang 2B

8. Robert Gasser LHP

9. Hendry Mendez OF

10. Jacob Misiorowski RHP

11. Tyler Black 2B

12. Felix Valerio SS/2B

13. Luis Lara OF

14. Amber Uribe RHP

15. Robert Brown SS/2B

16. Cam Robinson RHP

17. Carlos Rodriquez RHP

18. Freddy Zamora SS

19. Hedbert Perez OF

20a. Eduardo Perez SS

20b. Jace Avina OF

Sixtolezcano · February 6, 2023

1. Jackson Chourio CF

2. Joey Wiemer RF

3. Jeferson Quero C

4. Sal Frelick LF

5. Garrett Mitchell CF

6. Eric Brown Jr. SS

7. Brice Turang 2B

8. Robert Gasser LHP

9. Hendry Mendez OF

10. Jacob Misiorowski RHP

11. Tyler Black 2B

12. Felix Valerio SS/2B

13. Luis Lara OF

14. Amber Uribe RHP

15. Robert Brown SS/2B

16. Cam Robinson RHP

17. Carlos Rodriquez RHP

18. Freddy Zamora SS

19. Hedbert Perez OF

20. Eduardo Perez SS

wiguy94 · February 6, 2023

1. Chourio - OF

2. Frelick - OF

3. Turang - IF

4. Quero - C

5. Wiemer - OF

6. Mitchell - OF

7. Gasser - SP

8. Black - IF/OF

9. Brown Jr. - IF

10. Misiorowski - SP

11. Uribe - RP

12. Moore - IF

13. Junk - SP

14. Rodriguez - SP

15. Cruz - SP

16. Mendez - OF

17. Lara - OF

18. Small - SP

19. Areinamo - IF

20. Hernandez - SP/RP

MVP2110 · February 6, 2023

1. Jackson Chourio

2. Sal Frelick

3. Joey Wiemer

4. Robert Gasser

5. Jacob Misiorowski

6. Jeferson Quero

7. Garrett Mitchell

8. Brice Turang

9. Eric Brown Jr

10. Abner Uribe

11. Tyler Black

12. Ethan Small

13. Luis Lara

14. Robert Moore

15. Hendry Mendez

16. Jace Avina

17. Janson Junk

18. Carlos Rodriguez(P)

19. Felix Valerio

20. Cam Robinson

brooks_quichenick · February 6, 2023

1. Jackson Chourio (OF)

2. Sal Frelick (OF)

3. Joey Wiemer (OF)

4. Brice Turang (SS/2B)

5. Garrett Mitchell (OF)

6. Jeferson Quero (C)

7. Tyler Black (2B/3B)

8. Robert Gasser (P)

9. Jacob Misiorowski (P)

10. Eric Brown Jr. (SS)

11. Hendry Mendez (OF)

12. Stiven Cruz (P)

13. Justin Jarvis (P)

14. Carlos F. Rodriguez (P)

15. Robert Moore (SS/2B)

16. Jace Avina (OF)

17. Eduardo Garcia (SS)

18. Alexander Cornielle (P)

19. Jadher Areinamo (SS/3B/2B)

20. Abner Uribe (P)

21. Logan Henderson (P)

22. Hedbert Perez (OF)

23. Luis Lara (OF)

24. Daniel Guilarte (SS)

25. Luke Adams (3B)

26. Cameron Wagoner (P)

27. Cam Robinson (P)

28. Ethan Small (P)

29. Freddy Zamora (SS)

30. Janson Junk (P)

brewerralph · February 8, 2023

1-Jackson Chourio of

2-Sal Frelick of

3-Brice Turang if

4-Joey Wiemer of

5-Garrett Mitchell of

6-Jeferson Quero c

7-Robert Gasser lhp

8-Tyler Black util

9-Stiven Cruz rhp

10-Alexander Cornielle rhp

11-Eric Brown if

12-Jacob Misiorowski rhp

13-Carlos Rodriguez rhp

14-Luis Lara of

15-Henry Mendez of

16-Freddy Zamora if

17-Justin Yeager rhp

18-Cameron Wagoner rhp

19-Janson Junk rhp

20-Abner Uribe rhp

21-Jadher Areinamo if

22-Cam Devanney if

23-Login Henderson rhp

24-Cam Robinson rhp

25-Felix Valerio 2b

26-Tristen Lutz of

27-Robert Moore if

28-Justin Jarvis rhp

29-Ethan Small lhp

30-Tayor Floyd rhp

The top 8 slots are solid. The number of young rhp is very impressive{Cruz,Cornielle,Misorowski,Wagoner,Robinson and Uribe}.Some of the players coming off injuries { Taylor Floyd, Henderson, Robinson and Ward}are a wait and see time. Lutz changed his swing and reduced his strike outs so lets see what that looks like. Moore hit well in Aust but he couldn't catch the ball. That was the most discouraging of part of this voting

SF70 · February 8, 2023

1 hour ago, brewerralph said:

1-Jackson Chourio of

2-Sal Frelick of

3-Brice Turang if

4-Joey Wiemer of

5-Garrett Mitchell of

6-Jeferson Quero c

7-Robert Gasser lhp

8-Tyler Black util

9-Stiven Cruz rhp

10-Alexander Cornielle rhp

11-Eric Brown if

12-Jacob Misiorowski rhp

13-Carlos Rodriguez rhp

14-Luis Lara of

15-Henry Mendez of

16-Freddy Zamora if

17-Justin Yeager rhp

18-Cameron Wagoner rhp

19-Janson Junk rhp

20-Abner Uribe rhp

21-Jadher Areinamo if

22-Cam Devanney if

23-Login Henderson rhp

24-Cam Robinson rhp

25-Felix Valerio 2b

26-Tristen Lutz of

27-Robert Moore if

28-Justin Jarvis rhp

29-Ethan Small lhp

30-Tayor Floyd rhp

The top 8 slots are solid. The number of young rhp is very impressive{Cruz,Cornielle,Misorowski,Wagoner,Robinson and Uribe}.Some of the players coming off injuries { Taylor Floyd, Henderson, Robinson and Ward}are a wait and see time. Lutz changed his swing and reduced his strike outs so lets see what that looks like. Moore hit well in Aust but he couldn't catch the ball. That was the most discouraging of part of this voting

Every scout & evaluator I’ve read says plus defense from Moore, so count me as non-concerned with his errors down below. Am impressed with his slugging though. Any farm with Robert Moore at #27 is incredibly deep.

jay87shot · February 10, 2023

1)Chourio

2)Frelick

3)Weimer

4)Mitchell

5)Turang

6)Quero

7)Gasser

8)Misiorowski

9)Brown Jr.

10) Black

11) Rodriguez (P)

12)Avina

13)Mendez

14)Cruz

15)Cornielle

16)Moore

17)J Hernandez

18)Henderson

19) Wagoner

20)Guilarte

21) Lara

22) Arinamo

23) Junk

24) Uribe

25)Robinson

26)Yeager

27)H Perez

28) E Garcia

29) Devanney

30)Valerio

I left off this years list of international signings, I usual like to get back some sort of report from the DSL before ranking new signings. It is amazing how deep our system feels, there are around 20 other players who I would have been comfortable putting into the top 26 or so off my list. (Small, Jarvis, briceno, Wood, O'Rae, Zamora, Adams, Severino, Casteneda, Smith, Middendorf, Knarr, Warren, Rodriguez (OF), and more are hard to argue against as org top 30 prospects)

Brock Beauchamp · February 10, 2023

Only a couple more days to get your votes in, be sure to do so if you are able!

Smichaelis9 · February 13, 2023

Going with my top 100 this time around.

TIER 1 70 OFP

Jackson Chourio OF

Easily the best prospect in the system. Possibly the best prospect in baseball who hasn't touched the majors yet. Very few limits to put on his ceiling, though it’s important to note that there is still always going to be some inherent risk with a teenage player. He’s not a sure thing, but he’s closer to it than almost any teenage prospect you will find.

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TIER 2 55 OFP

Sal Frelick OF

Bat to ball and on base skills are elite. We are talking about a 70 hit tool. Despite what Fangraphs has said about his glove, I see Sal as a pretty good defender in center with room for improvement, and a decent enough arm. He’s a capable base stealer with more raw speed than great base stealing instincts. Lots of Steven Kwan similarities, who posted a WAR over 5 as a rookie. Kwan had a bit of a better batted ball profile in the minors (less grounders, more line drives) so I’m not sure Sal will be *that* good right away, but it wouldn't shock me if he was pretty close.

Jeferson Quero C

I planted my flag on him as my number 3 prospect in the system early last year, and he went out and mashed to close out the season in High-A. This is a guy who could be an elite defender behind the plate with 20 HR power and limited strikeouts. Those types of numbers will lead to a lot of all star appearances if he can reach them. There’s also a solid floor, in a scenario where the bat doesn’t quite develop as hoped, of a guy who sticks around in the majors as a defense first catcher. As far as young catchers go, he’s got both a floor and a ceiling going for him that you don’t find super often. I am also seeing that he will be in big league camp this year, which is about as ringing an endorsement as he could get from the organization.

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TIER 3 50+ OFP

Joey Wiemer OF

Still incredibly toolsy, I feel comfortable blaming his mid-season struggles on the thumb issue that was putting him in and out of the lineup. He hit very well in AAA and lowered the K rate at the same time, though the whiff rate didn't improve that much more. If he can maintain a K rate under 30, he will be really good, He can handle center defensively, but likely does end up in right field with one of the strongest arms in the minors (very accurate as well).

Brice Turang SS

Turang was very up and down last season. Good start. Awful May and June. Fantastic July and August. Mediocre September. The glove is really good and can handle any infield spot and likely some outfield as well. The power started to show up more last season after a noticeable swing change and I think he can be a decent major league bat. I have my doubts that he makes the opening day roster, but as long as he’s healthy he will be impacting the major league roster this year.

Robert Gasser LHP

After watching almost all of his starts at AA and AAA with the Brewers, I feel comfortable saying he’s the best pitching prospect in the system and that I think he will be impacting the starting rotation in the majors next season. The command did look a bit worse in AAA, but I think there was some fatigue setting in. The velo was bouncing around more than it did in Biloxi. I think he has 4 above average pitches in his Fastball, Slider, Changeup and Cutter. The regular fastball probably being the worst of the 4, closest to average. He didn’t throw many curves for the Brewers, and that’s probably fine. It’s a mediocre 5th pitch at best.

Eric Brown SS

I really like EBJ. I loved him going into the draft (shameless plug of my Twitter and me asking them to draft him). It appeared at the end of the season they were trying to normalize the load to something more “traditional” and as you can see here, it looks like he is working to really normalize it. Personally, I would have let that ride for a little longer, but I get why they felt the change may be needed. I will be interested to see how he adjusts to it to start next year. Love the glove and the athleticism. Perhaps not as important to his baseball development, but important nonetheless, I happen to know a guy who knew some of the players at Coastal who said Brown is a genuinely great teammate and person too.

Garrett Mitchell OF

As mentioned on every list, Mitchell is an enigma to me. I actually think his swing looks pretty good at times, despite the weird step in the bucket and his propensity for grounders. I think that it is actually more of a consistency issue with his hands than an issue with his approach, as I’d thought in the past. The K-rate in the majors is obviously a concern and the more I look at it, there are some very real holes at the top of the zone for him. His speed is game changing though and his defense isn’t far behind. I feel a bit better about him being the future center fielder than I did before his callup, which is not often the case. But there are still plenty of concerns with the profile. I’d consider myself cautiously optimistic.

Jacob Misiorowski RHP

Another guy I was really hoping the Brewers would take. In terms of pure ceiling, Misiorowski has one of the highest ceilings of any Brewers pitcher I can remember. He’s freaky athletic on the mound, even with somewhat long levers. Fastball has regularly touched triple digits in his short Low-A stint and in instructs with high spin. A possible 80 grade pitch. The slider is a wipeout pitch with high spin as well, honestly could be another 80 grade pitch. He flashed some good curveballs in instructs (at least from the few videos we got of him throwing down there) and the changeup has looked serviceable as well. It still comes down to command, which may take a year or two to start seeing some of the bigger improvements. It’ll be a waiting game, but a game worth playing.

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TIER 4 50 OFP

Tyler Black 2B/OF

Black had an interesting AFL stint. His OPS of .790 is pretty solid, especially given it was his first action since his season ended early with his arm injury. I have been pretty steadfast in my belief that I don’t think he can stick on the infield, and he did end up spending about 80% of his time in the outfield in Arizona. His approach and his bat could still carry this profile to being a top 5 guy in the system. He’s been solid defensively in the outfield and could even be considered a good defender out there. The bat becomes just that much more important though if he can’t play on the dirt, so that’s why he’s still only hovering around 10th for me.

Luis Lara OF

I don’t think the Brewers will have any Jackson Chourio type breakouts this year (I mean, expecting that from anyone would be asinine). If I were to choose an offensive player to make a huge jump this year, Lara is my pick. After getting off to a scalding hot start in the DSL, he slowed down dramatically for a few weeks, before a pretty strong finish. His end of season stats aren’t that exciting on the surface, but a 12% K-Rate and 9% BB-Rate are both really nice to see. He’s a small guy but he has a chance for above average power from both sides of the plate and is a really good athlete. Combine that with his bat to ball skills that could give him an above average hit tool, and his glove that should be able to stick in center and a breakout feels very realistic. Maybe even likely.

Carlos Rodriguez RHP

After a slow start in Low-A, Rodriguez finished extremely well to get the mid-season call to High-A. What he did at Wisconsin was quite incredible. An ERA of 1.98 and a K/9 of 11.1 to only 3.2 BB/9. He has three really good pitches in his fastball, slider, changeup mix and he commands his offspeed really well. The curve is more of a “get me over” when he tosses that in, but it’s probably a fringe-average offering as well, with time to develop. Very excited to see how he does, first in the WBC (playing for team Nicaragua), but then also throughout the minor league season. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a Double-A assignment to start.

Abner Uribe RHP

Uribe’s AFL stint moved him up my list very quickly. He limited walks better than he ever had before, and still showed the huge velocity, often reaching triple digits. The slider has been a great pitch for him. It might be his best pitch. The fastball doesn’t have the best characteristics, and I imagine it could cause him some issues at the major league level, but he may go the Edwin Diaz route and use his slider as his primary offering, and then use the huge velocity as the “off-speed”. I imagine we will see him in Milwaukee at some point this year.

Hendry Mendez OF

His numbers don’t jump out at you but he was 18 the entire season in pro ball and was essentially a league average bat with a nearly even K to BB ratio. He has rarely appeared overmatched and has a very mature approach. Mendez has pretty decent raw power, but will need to get to some of it in game, which will require a swing change. Baserunning was not great, but he is a solid defender with an ok arm. The bat is what will carry the profile though. Potential for a top of the order bat.

Logan Henderson RHP

Pretty much nothing changed for me for Henderson from last time. He had one really tough outing in Carolina, but that will happen. I was hoping for some solid results and experience in the AZ Fall League and to learn more about where he is at velocity wise now, but he was dealing with another injury. I really like the arm, but am definitely beginning to see some major health concerns.

Daniel Guilarte SS

Stealing this from a post I made in July “I don’t have many sources, but I have heard from one guy that I trust to be in the know, that the Brewers *really* like Guilarte. They told me that the Brewers think he can stick at short defensively and that he has a great arm. He's got plus speed. The issue sounds like it's similar to a lot of Brewers prospects, in that he hits the ball hard but is mostly on the ground and it's a slappy swing. If he can make a change and start elevating the ball more often, this could be a stud.”

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TIER 5 45+ OFP

Cam Robinson RHP

Robinson flashes a great cutter that he can get up to 96 or so. His slider is a really solid pitch as well. It sounds as though they’ve more or less gone away from the 4 seam and curveball. I’m not sure I agree with that plan. I think having those in your back pocket are still nice to have, since the cutter and slider are similar movement profiles. Which is good for tunneling but not as good for keeping a hitter on his toes.

Stiven Cruz RHP

Cruz was bitten by the HR ball in Carolina, but still showed a ton of good qualities, striking out over 11 per 9 and walking only 2.27 per 9. His late season promotion to High-A couldn’t have gone much better. He struck out over a batter an inning, still limited walks and also limited the homers (although only in a 19 inning sample). I think he will gain some velo from his low-90’s fastball once he puts on some weight. I think the curve and the changeup are both above average with a decent slider as well. Definitely a guy I could see having a big breakout if the fastball does make a jump in velocity.

Janson Junk RHP

Junk was the prize of the Hunter Renfroe trade, and he is a legitimately interesting pickup for the Crew. The slider shows some flashes of being a big time plus. The Angels seemed to mess with it last year and it wasn’t as good of a pitch. The Brewers likely will have him in the lab right away and get that back to where it’s capable of being. His other pitches are all pretty average, but if they can get a little more out of one of those and maintain his command, he will be a very helpful arm for the Brewers under team control for 5 years.

Robert Moore 2B

Moore wasn’t my favorite pick, but in hindsight I see the logic a lot more now. He was a very young draft eligible college player with a lot of experience in big games with great makeup and with a really good sophomore season before the more mediocre junior season. He also clearly helped save some slot money that they clearly needed for Misiorowski. Moore has a really good glove that will likely be good enough for short and great for second base. I like his bat a lot more from the left side than the right. I would consider scrapping the switch hitting early with him and going lefty at all times.

Joseph Hernandez RHP

I honestly am still in a bit of shock on this one. I was as big a Topa fan as anyone I knew, but I can’t believe the Brewers were able to grab Hernandez for him. Hernandez touts an elite slider. 70+ type of pitch. It’s also the pitch he commands the best. He flashes a really good changeup as well, but it’s inconsistent. The fastball works well up in the zone, and could be a good pitch. He just really needs to improve the command of it. I can see the slider being a huge weapon out of the pen if he doesn’t improve that command. I can see a starter long term if he does.

Eduardo Garcia SS

Still concerned about the strikeouts and propensity for swinging at everything. It’s a really good glove at short though, with juice in the bat. If the approach can improve, there’s a lot to like here. I have my doubts about that though.

Cameron Wagoner RHP

I think this could be an absolute steal in the 11th round. He has filthy stuff. Apparently academic ineligibility caused him to be unable to throw in games this past season. I can’t imagine if he was flashing the stuff he’s shown in pro ball, that he would’ve made it to the Brewers in the 11th. Results were a little underwhelming in Australia, in terms of K/BB ratio but he was still flashing the power stuff. I just need a larger sample, but this is one of my favorite pure arms in the system.

Alexander Cornielle RHP

I just get a lot of Freddy Peralta vibes from Cornielle. He doesn’t throw that hard, he doesn’t have the nastiest offspeed, but he just generates a ton of whiffs. He appears to get good extension like Freddy and have a bit of that “magic fastball”. I’m really intrigued to see how he does this year. I think the pitching talent at the lower levels is underrated. There will be some really solid pitchers from this group.

Ethan Small LHP

The command issues have been a concern for over a year now and it’s just gotten to the point where I just can’t see a great future for him. I always viewed him with some reliever risk, but at this point I think it’s basically his only chance at a major league spot long term. Some will point to Ashby getting opportunities to start, but Ashby has elite stuff. Small has mediocre stuff and a profile that was driven by his command… I hope he puts it together, but if some team still views him highly in a trade, I’d jump on that quickly if I were the Brewers Front Office.

Darrien Miller C
Jace Avina OF

The bat cooled down after the first week in A ball, but he still had a 120 wRC+ there as a 19 year old. He hits the ball in the air a ton, and he hits the ball hard a ton. Now we just need him to not strikeout a ton. 35% K rate won’t work. But the rest of the tools are all there for a really solid player with big time, in game pop. Let’s hope we see some improvement in the bat to ball next year!

Jadher Areinamo 3B
Hedbert Perez OF
Carlos Rodriguez OF
Victor Castaneda RHP
Luis Castillo OF

Have heard he has some of the most consistently high exit velos in minor league baseball, but that it’s consistently on the ground. If he can elevate the ball more, there’s a lot to like in his offensive profile.

Luke Adams UTIL

The Brewers have done well with their day 3 high school picks lately. Adams got off to a blazing start in the ACL. Big pop, and appears to have a patient approach to go with it. I had assumed he’d move to the corner outfield (lot’s of Hunter Renfroe vibes for me), but I’ve heard positive early returns on his glove at third.

Yeison Perez OF

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Tier 6: 45 OFP

Freddy Zamora SS
Justin Jarvis RHP

Like Stiven Cruz, Jarvis had some issues with the home run ball this year, but he did make a leap in terms of his strikeouts and walks at High-A. I still see an elite fastball with lagging secondaries, but some improvement in the slider. Still see a lot of Woodruff similarities to the profile, but obviously a long way to go to be the current Woodruff.

Zavier Warren 1B
Blake Perkins OF
Tyler Woessner RHP
Cam Devanney UTIL
Ryan Middendorf RHP
Justin Yeager RHP
Gregory Barrios SS
Will Rudy RHP
Quinton Low 1B/RHP
Adam Seminaris LHP
Matthew Wood C
Felix Valerio 2B
Jheremy Vargas 3B
Wes Clarke 1B
Dylan O'Rae INF
Jhonny Severino SS
Joe Gray OF
Anfernny Reyes LHP
Je'Von Ward OF
Tristen Lutz OF
Ben Metzinger 3B
TJ Shook RHP
Tayden Hall C
Aidan Maldonado RHP

Fastball velo isn't anything crazy, but gets really good movement and should break a lot of RHH bats. Slider shows flashes of being a true sweeper and could be a plus pitch.Changeup has shown big time flashes of moving like a reverse breaking ball. No command right now and doesn't take a ton off his FB velo. Curve is a fine 4th pitch that he used as his secondary in college. Guessing the Brewers will change that. He has already been working on a cutter (if there’s any good use for TikTok, it’s that there is some good video of Brewers minor leaguers on there). Really athletic arm that I like a lot.

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TIER 7 40+ OFP

Brandon Knarr LHP
Israel Puello RHP
Jeison Pena RHP
Lamar Sparks OF
Yujanyer Herrera RHP
Ernesto Martinez 1B
Kaylan Nicasia SS
Johan Barrios SS
Patricio Aquino RHP
Russell Smith LHP
Edwin Jimenez RHP
Idalberto Santiesteban OF
Micah Bello OF
Osbriel Mogollon LHP
Lucas Erceg RHP
Noah Campbell UTIL
Satchell Norman C
Max Lazar RHP
Clayton Andrews LHP
James Meeker RHP
Alexander Vallecillo RHP
Nate Peterson LHP
Alexander Perez SS
Jeral Vizcaino RHP
Pablo Garabitos LHP

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Kevin Briceno RHP
Caden Vire LHP
Arbert Cipion OF
Miguel Segura RHP
Miguel Briceno INF
Nick Bennett LHP
Taylor Floyd RHP
Luis Contreras RHP
Luis Medina OF
Jesus Parra 3B
Eduarqui Fernandez OF
Zach Vennaro RHP
Michele Vassalotti RHP
Harold Chirino RHP
Jhonnys Cabrera C

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