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Brewers News and Notes
Links from BCB
Milwaukee Brewers Arbitration Case: Chase Anderson | -JP-, BCB
The Brewers have a lone arbitration case ahead of them this offseason, as they try to figure out a $400,000 difference in salary between them and Chase Anderson.
Milwaukee Brewers 2017 Payroll Projection: Update 3 | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
The addition of Neftali Feliz has pushed the Brewers payroll over $60 million, though there’s still time for the Brewers to add to that.
Milwaukee Brewers reportedly made offer to Santiago Casilla before signing Neftali Feliz | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
The Brewers had been searching hard through the free agent pool of relivers before settling on Neftali Feliz, with Santiago Casilla also receiving an offer.
Milwaukee Brewers sign Joba Chamberlain, per report | -JP-, BCB
Meanwhile, the Brewers made a high-profile minor-league signing, adding Joba Chamberlain on a minor-league deal with a major-league camp invite.
What to Expect from Neftali Feliz | eddiemathews, BCB
Not everyone is as high on Feliz. While eddiemathews is in that camp, he still sees it as a good move for the Brewers.
BCB Mailbag 12: Catchers, Ceilings, and the Milwaukee Bucks | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
In Saturday’s mailbag, topics include if the Brewers will win a world championship before the Bucks, starting players, and prospect potential.
2017 Breakout Prospects | notDavidStearns, BCB FanPost
There are always potential prospects who could break out each year, and here’s one prediction on who those players could be.
Links from Other Sites
Brewers Sign Neftali Feliz, Remain Interesting | Travis Sawchik, FanGraphs
There is hope that Feliz’s bad year could just be from some bad luck, and a change to Miller Park will cause a resurgence in his numbers.
Quick Hits: Romo, Pomeranz, Farm Systems, Saltalamacchia | Mark Polishuk, MLB Trade Rumors
Prior to the signing of Neftali Feliz, the Brewers had shown some interest in acquiring former Giants reliever Sergio Romo.
Inbox: Will Crew add another late-inning arm? | Adam McCalvy, Brewers.com
In his mailbag, Adam McCalvy talks about other bullpen additions, the alternate logo, the WBC, and more.
Current Crew, alumni due at Brewers' fanfest | Adam McCalvy, Brewers.com
The full schedule for this weekend’s Brewers On Deck event is out, with several current and former players expected to make appearances.
2017 Brewers and What to Expect | Alex Makal, BP Milwaukee
As spring training approaches, there are several things that can be expected from the 2017 season.
Villar and Baserunning Havoc | Nathan DeSutter, BP Milwaukee
While Jonathan Villar was a maniac with stealing bases in 2017, his baserunning may have cost more value than it added.
Hisle's signing heralded new era for Brewers | Adam McCalvy, Brewers.com
The Brewers best signing in franchise history may be a player who only lived up to one year of his six-year contract.
Brewers GM David Stearns had an amazing Miller Park cake at his wedding | Liz Roscher, Big League Stew
David Stearns had his wedding over the weekend, which featured a cake in the shape of Miller Park.
Minor League Notes
Brew Crew Ball Community Top Prospects Vote #14 | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
Brew Crew Ball Community Top Prospects Vote #15 | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
Continuing in the top prospects vote, the results for #14 are in and the vote for #15 is underway.
Milwaukee Brewers’ Farm System Ranked #6 by Keith Law, ESPN | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
The praises of the farm system keep coming, as the Brewers system made it to #6 in Keith Law’s system rankings.
Jacob Nottingham ranked as Baseball’s #10 Catching Prospect by MLB Pipeline | Kyle Lesniewski, BCB
Even though many publications are down on his catching ability, Jacob Nottingham still earned the #10 spot on MLB Pipeline’s top catchers list.
Around Baseball
How Much Hope Do the Bad Teams Have? | Jeff Sullivan, FanGraphs
The Brewers are among three teams picked to be the worst in the league in 2017. Does that mean there’s no hope for a winning season this year? Chances are it does, but it’s not a total death sentence.
Baseball world mourns Ventura, Marte | Jesse Sanchez, MLB.com
Tragedy hit the baseball world again on Sunday, as Yordano Ventura and Andy Marte each died in separate car accidents over the weekend.