Giants (Houser) vs Brewers (Crow): 6/4/26, 1:10pm

[liveforoctober]

"Pile of garbage". Two of you said it!

You are bad people..

[sveumrules]

2 hours ago, Bulldogboy said:

You are going to continue to lose games playing 26 v 21.

"continue to lose" is an interesting characterization for a team with the 3rd best winning percentage in MLB for the season as a whole and the best record in MLB since April 26th.

The Brewers were on a 24 W - 8 L run before these last two losses, when you play to a .750 W% for over a month losses are inevitably incoming because that kind of pace just isn't sustainable over 162 games.

For the season as a whole the Brewers .617 W% is a 100 win pace. Do we believe the Brewers are a true talent 100 win team? I know I'd take the under, but 98 or 99 would still be a new franchise record at least.

If the Brewers can play to a 100 win pace punting on five roster spots (primarily because guys like Woodruff, Henderson, Koenig, Lockridge are injured [unless they aren't legit enough either]) how many teams do you believe actually run 26 deep? If that is your expectation you might be setting yourself up to never be satisfied.

[Brian]

33 minutes ago, liveforoctober said:

"Pile of garbage". Two of you said it!

You are bad people..

[Jim French Stepstool]

48 minutes ago, adambr2 said:

Yeah, maybe. But it also makes me believe that a DFA isn’t imminent. 

Could be. Hopefully it's just an elaborate post-mortem. I think it should be time, but we'll see.

[Brian]

Good news is Cubs still suck, losing 4-0 in the 6th. 

Shooting for there 9th straight home loss. 

[wallus]

PCA gave up another in the park home run. Is he the most overrated defender in MLB?

[brewmann04]

Yoho time 

[brewmann04]

Or maybe this guy Jacob Waguespack

[Jim French Stepstool]

28 minutes ago, wallus said:

PCA gave up another in the park home run. Is he the most overrated defender in MLB?

Stopping inside-the-parkers isn't his style. It's impossible for the ball to be 45 feet over your head & still jump for it.

[cragi]

Dude is a one-man highlight reel in the worst possible way this year

[Jim French Stepstool]

7 minutes ago, brewmann04 said:

Or maybe this guy Jacob Waguespack

He's looked good recently but he threw 30 pitches tonite. If he was being considered I don't believe that would've happened. If Anderson & Hall both get shelved I think @adambr2has it right.........Yoho & Fitzpatrick.

[TURBO]

There are going to be a lot of severely disappointed people when Rengifo isn't DFA"d tomorrow, and remains our starting 3B well into July.

What do we still owe him on his 1 year deal, another 2 million?  You think the Brewers are interested in eating that cash?

[Brian]

26 minutes ago, brewmann04 said:

Or maybe this guy Jacob Waguespack

He is the same age as Kyle Schwarber and Schwarber been a major leaguer for 13 years. 

[yfinn6]

PCA walks off the Cubs after Athletics blow it in the 9th. 

[Brian]

20 minutes ago, TURBO said:

There are going to be a lot of severely disappointed people when Rengifo isn't DFA"d tomorrow, and remains our starting 3B well into July.

What do we still owe him on his 1 year deal, another 2 million?  You think the Brewers are interested in eating that cash?

Eddys Leonard is the only infielder I would want up here from Nashville. 

[Jim French Stepstool]

1 hour ago, Brian said:

Eddys Leonard is the only infielder I would want up here from Nashville. 

I don't think they're much interested in exploring that possibility. I say that because he hasn't played on the left side of the INF--their spot of need--since the middle of May. He's also 2 for his last 26.

[Opening Day]

3 hours ago, TURBO said:

There are going to be a lot of severely disappointed people when Rengifo isn't DFA"d tomorrow, and remains our starting 3B well into July.

What do we still owe him on his 1 year deal, another 2 million?  You think the Brewers are interested in eating that cash?

Sunk cost.  They are eating it one way or the other.

[Opening Day]

8 hours ago, BruisedCrew said:

Not just trailing by 3, but trailing by 3 with 2 men on base and having to bring in a new pitcher because of an injury. Woodford was already throwing.

Bringing in Ashby, Uribe, or Megill would have required them to warm up from a cold start. That’s a recipe for another injury when a pitcher has to alter his normal warmup routine. 

The Brewers chances of winning that game were pretty low when they fell behind 6-1 in the third inning. Their late rally was a result if the Giants trying to get through without their best pitchers

Agree in principal.  They should have went with Woodford spot on the roster. Last giy out of the pen.  But if would be nice to have a better guy as you last guy out of the pen.  I dont think Woodford is a legite MLB pitcher.  I hoping they DFA him and start auditioning people for his job.

  

[Brian]

2 hours ago, Jim French Stepstool said:

I don't think they're much interested in exploring that possibility. I say that because he hasn't played on the left side of the INF--their spot of need--since the middle of May. He's also 2 for his last 26.

Yes I see that, he was hitting .350 on May 12th, now has been in almost a 3 week slump.  Things always seem to find a way to even out.  But digging deeper they have him listed as a SS but the Sounds are playing him at 1b, 2b, 3b, LF, RF also.  That's Super Utility and has to be very stressful, no wonder he's been in a slump at the plate, he's worried about his defense and where he is going to play so his hitting suffers. They have him on a defensive merry-go-round.  Hope they don't ruin his ass, not a big fan of what there doing. 

[yourout]

2 hours ago, Opening Day said:

Sunk cost.  They are eating it one way or the other.

And it may cost them wins if they don't make a change.