Brewers (Houser) vs Blue Jays (Kikuchi): 5/30/23, 6:07pm

[yourout]

1 hour ago, BruisedCrew said:

2 runs on 4 hits. 

Another impressive display. 

A few times I thought about driving the 2 hours to the stadium for a game this spring but I cant bring myself to do it with how bad a hitting team this is.

[mohlmonster]

It's been tough to be a Brewers fan lately. 

We have a high ceiling but low floor pitching-wise, and the offense is just pathetic.

What worries me most is it just feels like this team has no fight in them. Gotta stay positive and hope we get things turned around. 

[BlightyBrew]

At the End of May with 1 game left in the month:

Cardinals are 15-13

Reds are 13-13

Brewers are 10-16

Cubs are 10-17

Pirates are 7 -18

Wonder if at the end of June the above will be the standings in the NL Central?

[BlightyBrew]

6 hours ago, yourout said:

It's really depressing when you look at the Brewer team batting average versus the rest of the NL over the last 5 years.

The Brewers rankings in the NL:

14th in BA

15 in OBP

15 SLG

14th in R

14th in R/G

2nd in K

9th in BB

14th in Hits

15th in 2B

T-15th in 3B

7th in HR

We don't get on base enough to make when the Brewers hit a HR count.  This is a station to station offense.  It takes 4 hits for us to score a run and with the amount of K's in the lineup that's hard for this offense to do.

This offense is worst than last years which I didn't think was possible.

Might be time from an organizational stand point to rethink whatever hitting philosophy or stats that the FO looks at in a player in terms of offense and where runs come from.