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lol I'd also like to see some pouring it on tonight! -
Why move Hart back down and bring up the train wreck Petricka? Is this a lefty/righty thing? It's the only reason I can think of other than Hart being used a couple of times recently...
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barring emergency, I don't want to see Thames in the OF ever again.
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I'm glad Houser is getting his shot!!! This is exciting!
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Your plan, as good as it is, would be my plan B My plan A: Sign Kuechel AND Kimbrel. Trade Kuechel at this year’s deadline Trade kimbrel at next year’s deadline Kimbrel massively improves our pen for this year, and next year till knebel and Wahl are back. Keuchel gives us a big time quality starter till Nelson and or Burnes re-establishes themselves in our rotation. Prospect haul could be massive, at worst more than what we’d lose with lower round draft choices givin up. If we backload Kimbrel’s contract, we could have use of both for this year at 20-22 mil Or do plan B > Gio and Kimbrel for 13-18 mil So, if we are in a pennant chase this year, you want to trade away one of the guys who got us there? (Kuechel) Makes zero sense. Same with next year, you want to take a team in the middle of a pennant chase, and trade their closer (Kimbrel) This logic makes no sense unless our playoff hopes have diminished, and we are out of it. No sense at all. Also, unless I missed something earlier, why would Kimbrel only cost us 6 million?
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I don't want to spend any money on this guy, none. Take whatever it will cost to get him and use it for someone who can actually help us. I don't want 4 inning Gio again.
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Period. If Jesus continues to suck as badly as he has so far, Thames can start every day as far as I'm concerned. For Jesus, this is not a funk, or a slump, he has been really really bad all season, and most of the second half last season. There is a chance that we have already seen his best, and that is that.
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They gonna own the entire NL. There head & shoulders better than anyone else, and it’s not close. The good news is they probably not gonna get too much better, while I think, the crew, like last year, will. Gonna need a dominating pen to have any chance to beat them though. They gonna? They probably not gonna? Please, can we not make this a texting or facebook posting thread?
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ho-hum tomorrow's another day I guess.
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That HR by Yelich just magnifies the stupidity of Eddie's blunder at 3B. Not that the HR would have happened given a different situation last inning, but it could have, and Eddie took the bat ot of the MVP's hands.
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LIKE
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Don't question Eddie ever. He has possibly the safest job on this team. He's been making the same mistakes for years and never gets called out. The Windmill lives!
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Windmill working hard!
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Braun and Aguilar need to get it going. ...and Shaw. Don't forget Shaw.
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and just like that, this games feels out of reach... hopefully, the bats get going.
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No, that can't be right, because I've been told time and time again that other than Hader, the Brewers bullpen is a dumpster fire. You were saying? Why do we continue to pitch to Bellinger? Damn it!
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It is becoming painful to watch, gross actually.
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How much longer do we have Braun under contract?
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3 years 36 Million, maybe, more than that, I'd guess NO!
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According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, interested teams now believe that Craig Kimbrel would be willing to accept a three-year deal. Kimbrel had been holding out for at least a five-year pact as of late March. There are glaring needs in bullpens around the major leagues and so offers really should be pouring in for the 30-year-old right-hander, who owns a career 1.91 ERA and 333 career saves, but there is still no clarity at all on where he might land. Heyman mentions the Braves, Brewers, Nationals, and Phillies as possible fits. SOURCE: Jon Heyman on Twitter Apr 18, 2019, 10:26 AM
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...and he'll give up 3 homers...
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lol...clever!
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Pitchers just pouring it on!
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But Rock said our bull pen has fared well so far this season...
