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  1. I'm not sure Henderson is a "small" piece. I'm not comfortable trading a possible #2 rotation piece to be honest. We simply can't afford to buy pitching on the open market, so if we have guys that come up through our own system, are cheap and awesome, I don't want to trade them... I would be totally against adding Henderson in a deal for Mayo, who may not even stick at 3B.
  2. Yankees manager Aaron Boone confirmed Sunday that Devin Williams has been removed from the closer role for now. Boone added that Luke Weaver will “get a lot” of the save opportunities moving forward, but didn’t rule out the possibility that he could still be used in critical high-leverage spots earlier than the ninth inning. The decision to remove Williams from the role comes after he melted down on Saturday in an ugly blown save against the Blue Jays, which left him with a calamitous 11.25 ERA in his Yankees debut. He’ll operate in lower-leverage spots for now and we’re not dismissing the possibility he turns things around and reclaims the role. Source: Gary Phillips
  3. Remember when we thought we had a ton of OF depth? Now we are relying on waiver wire fodder to fill spots on the roster...
  4. We can downplay the Cubs all we want, but it is looking more and more like they are the team to beat in the Central. I don't like it, in fact I hate it, but it is what it is. We didn't address our offense in the off season, and it may be too late at the deadline...
  5. Shane Smith twirled five scoreless innings with seven strikeouts as the White Sox beat the Twins 3-0 in a rain-shortened affair Thursday. The game was delayed after the seventh concluded and never resumed. It’s yet another solid outing for Smith, and the fact that the White Sox were able to get him in the Rule 5 draft just adds to the impressiveness. The 25-year-old scattered four hits with one walk, and he generated 12 swings and misses over his 82 offerings.
  6. 3. The Brewers didn't make a mistake, and this person will argue to the death that they are correct (even though they know they are wrong).
  7. Nope, that isn't me, I'm still PO'd we didn't protect him...
  8. There is a third side: 3. The Brewers didn't make a mistake, and this person will argue to the death that they are correct (even though they know they are wrong). 🤩
  9. What's the story with these horrible Giants uniforms tonight? I swear, MLB is doing it's best to come up with the ugliest unis of all time the past couple of years. Gonna be tough to beat the Padres city connect 7th grade girls softball team jerseys though.
  10. Double dip at the movies today. Makes a great day when you can catch two movies and both were GREAT! Sinners: Thought it was an awesome and new take on a vampire movie. Long, but didn't feel that way. The Amateur: Loved this movie from start to finish! It was hard to get used to Freddie Mercury turning into a kickass killer, but I got over it.
  11. Levering is meh. BA is just a guy who makes guest appearances in the Brewers booth these days... I like Rock. I like Vinnie. Dillard doesn't irritate me nearly as much as he does to most of you. He's ok.
  12. Not to mention, if a guy like Durbin does in fact cut off some balls that a less quick 3B might not, odds of him having to make a strong throw after cutting them off is a must, and I just don't think Durbin has that arm. If his range gets to a ball, he still has to make a strong throw, and probably even stronger if his range allows him to get to a ball that others can't, if that makes any sense...
  13. I just think a short 3B with a noodle arm is going to hurt us a lot more than help us in the long run. Could we get away with playing him at 3B once a week, probably, long term, nope.
  14. We simply can't afford to give up that many outs per game because of our 3B's arm. Just not feasible.
  15. Couldn't happen to a better organization...
  16. Brewers’ manager Pat Murphy told reporters on Friday that Caleb Durbin will function as the team’s regular third baseman for the foreseeable future. That had been the expectation, but it’s nice to hear Murphy actually spell it out. The 25-year-old infielder had been hitting .278/.316/.482 with a pair of homers and three stolen bases at Triple-A Nashville. 7m ago Source: Todd Rosiak
  17. He had a horrendous second half last year, and has been even worse so far this year.
  18. Is Durbin really our next man up? I thought he didn't have the arm for 3B, or the defense in general?
  19. What a shock that our Dunn/Capra experiment bombed.
  20. I don't see him sticking even if he has a couple of decent starts. We are about to become starting pitcher rich in a short time. Peralta, Patrick, Quintana, and Priester for now with Woodruff, Cortes, Myers, Civale getting closer? Who is closest? Myers? I just don't see that we have room for Henderson for an extended stay...
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