Solid return. But I've always been high on Medeiros.

I thought we'd have medeiros eventually.  That slider can be nasty.

I'm going to assume Perez is a late pop up fireballer considering he is a 20 year old in the DSL and signed when he was 19. If anyone has any other info, please correct me. 

Medeiros straight up said he models himself after Sale when he was drafted. Funky arm slot, nasty slider.

Oof. Gotta feel for those Southern League hitters. Cease, Dunning, Flores, and now Medeiros

Just now, southsider2k5 said:

Scouting reports on the kids?

I attempted to look up Wilber Perez from Brewers DSL scores and a link lead me to BF page of a 5'9" 41 yr old Cuban pitcher

I can’t imagine his future is in the starting rotation.

 

Could be a solid late inning guy though. 

5 minutes ago, Jose Abreu said:

That Perez dude is 20 and playing in the DSL. Kinda strange

Impressive numbers there FWIW 

http://www.milb.com/player/index.jsp?sid=milb&player_id=677802#/career/R/pitching/2018/ALL

Just now, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

I attempted to look up Wilber Perez from Brewers DSL scores and a link lead me to BF page of a 5'9" 41 yr old Cuban pitcher

https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=perez-013wil

If you didn't find it already haha

Remember when Soria was just a throw in the Peter deal?

1 minute ago, oneofthemikes said:

Oof. Gotta feel for those Southern League hitters. Cease, Dunning, Flores, and now Medeiros

Lambert too

Interesting he has a decent amount of relief appearances this year. Solid get though for Soria. Wonder who will take Soria’s spot?

More importantly, who comes up, Stephens or Hamilton?

Just now, Soxnfins said:

More importantly, who comes up, Stephens or Hamilton?

Hamilton

They turned Soria into two interesting arms starting each with K/9 in the 10 range at their respective levels in the Brewers organization. Medeiros has an above average fastball and plus slider per fangraphs. He's also a 22 year old having a good year in AA and a LHSP. Perez is doing very well in role ball, but should probably be moved up as he is nearly 21. Likely needs to be challenged.

Kodi Medeiros, Wilber Perez, and Luis Avilan is a very good return for Jake Peter and cash.

So it sounds like the ceiling for Medeiros is top half of the rotation lefty with a weird arm angle and a wipeout slider while the floor is a LOOGY. Does that sound about right?

3 minutes ago, GGajewski18 said:

Lambert too

And Hansen

Just now, GenericUserName said:

So it sounds like the ceiling for Medeiros is top half of the rotation lefty with a weird arm angle and a wipeout slider while the floor is a LOOGY. Does that sound about right?

Yep.  Was about to post this.

Just now, GenericUserName said:

So it sounds like the ceiling for Medeiros is top half of the rotation lefty with a weird arm angle and a wipeout slider while the floor is a LOOGY. Does that sound about right?

Yes.  I'd say #3 or a really good LOOGY.

 

Jon Heyman's Twitter is an amazing array of typo after typo after typo. First, he credited California Dianne Feinstein with the trade. Then misspelled the prospect names. Then misspelled Soria.

 

45 BB in 103 IP ... he ought to fit right into the system. Although, in fairness, a 3.1X ERA as a 22yo in AA works for me.

Edited July 26, 20187 yr by skooch

Over a strikeout an inning and a low 3 ERA, 22 year old at AA. Looks like a pretty good get for Soria

Some slider porn.