Spring training brewers: new teammate learning new names – slowly

PHOENIX – The Milwaukee Brewers lost some big names during the low season, but there are always new players. And for those who joined the team, thrown into a room with dozens of new teammates, it can be a bit uncomfortable.

What they are saying:

The brewers signed Tyler Alexander last week. The pitcher played for Tampa Bay last year, and Detroit the previous year. He had never been in Arizona before for spring training.

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“Hard. It has been terrible with names for so long, and it also makes me feel even worse,” he said. “Once people start wearing t -shirts, I can lower their last names a little. Apart from that, I am looking a lot of the name dishes and sometimes I know people twice, presenting me, it is a bit shameful, but it is a lot of people.

“I feel bad, but I feel like 100 people a day, so it’s difficult. Give me some time and nail it.”

The leaflet of the Jacob Misiorski brewers said the same. Last year he was first beaten at a club house in the older league, but he feels more comfortable this year.

“The first time you are a scared child at the back of the room, as ‘I don’t know anyone and you’re a great league’, so I really didn’t talk to anyone.” said. “Now I feel more comfortable, and it’s a lot of fun.”

The team feels more comfortable among them this spring training than the last one, and the brewers think it will be a secret weapon. Sal Frowck said the players remained in contact during the low season.