“He’s had some soreness since then,’ Counsell said.
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If not, we’ll have to take a closer look at what’s going on.”Ĭounsell said Sogard was rounding third base in the Cincinnati series on the last road trip and slammed on the brakes when coach Ed Sedar gave him a stop sign. “So, in the next couple of days we’re hoping that we can see some improvement. “There’s not improvement, is what I would say,” Counsell said. Sogard still ailing: Infielder Eric Sogard remained out of starting lineup with an ongoing ankle issue that manager Craig Counsell said had stalled somewhat. It really prepares you for the future, whether it’s college or major-league baseball.” There’s a lot of great players that come out of that state yearly. I’d argue with anybody that it’s the best baseball around. “It’s what you dream to do as a kid, to get out there and hit on a big-league field, so it was a great experience and something I’ll never forget,” he said.Īs for growing up playing baseball in Texas, Lutz said, “It’s unbelievable. The Brewers will assign him to their rookie club in the Arizona League. The right-handed hitting Lutz, who hit some balls out during his batting practice session, said it was a memorable day and was eager to get his career started. We’re pretty excited about the class overall and excited to see these guys get going.” “Some of those high school players that we took in the post-10 (round) range could possibly sign. “There is a possibility (of more signings),” Johnson said. They went over at the last minute in 2016 to sign 11th-rounder Chad McClanahan, a prep third baseman from Phoenix. Friday to sign 2017 draft picks and the Brewers could choose to go over their limit and pay a penalty, as long as the overage doesn’t exceed 5%, which would cost them a draft pick next year.
There were uncomfirmed reports that 12th-rounder Je’Von Ward, a prep outfielder, also had reached agreement. With Harrison and Lutz, the Brewers wrapped up all of their picks through Round 11 and also approached their draft allotment of $10,447,700, assuming all of the reported bonuses are correct.
Harrison of Oregon State, who will report to the rookie club in Helena. MLB: Live scoreboard, box scores, standings, schedulesĮarlier in the day, the Brewers announced they signed their third-round pick, catcher K.J. GAME STORY: Solid pitching, timely hitting continue in three-game sweep But he also said his real dream is to be a big-league baseball player and I think the best way to do that is to get that started as a professional.”ĪNALYSIS: Contributions continue to come from up and down Brewers' roster “He said he loved UT and it was his dream school, and I don’t take that lightly at all.
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We were excited he was interested in signing and being a professional baseball player. “It fit well with how we had our pool money set up. “We expect Tristen to be a really good player,” Brewers amateur scouting director Tod Johnson said.
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