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  1. Black isn't going to be playing 3B for the Brewers. He just isn't. Time to move on from that fantasy I'm afraid.
  2. This felt so good, until it didn't... C'mon!
  3. The same thing was said about Chourio. I truly believe that young guys like Black need to play every day to figure things out.
  4. Really tired of Frelick and his weak sauce pop ups...
  5. Wonder whatever happened to that dude?
  6. Not a fan of Black hitting 3rd. Drop him down, less pressure, and let him figure things out.
  7. Yup, logical move. The silver lining is that it's a good way to get him out of the outfield, and be the daily DH from next year on. Another silver lining, we don't have to look for another mid tier bat to be our DH next year, Yeli will have it covered. All that aside, what a kick in the crotch for this year though.
  8. All true, but we do have a few high and mighty posters who don't get this concept, who must always be level headed and unemotional.
  9. lol You are taking any comment I made out of context. As I already said, some were saying he should remain closer until Williams was ready to take that role back again. Megill was doing a great job, there was no reason to thrust Williams back into the closer role until he was feeling comfortable again. But you already know that, just doesn't fit your narrative.
  10. Who said that? I saw people saying that he should be eased back into the closer roll, and not be thrust into it his first day off the IL, but don't remember anyone saying that they permanently wanted him in the 8th. C'mon.
  11. Even if he has a small degree of guilt, MLB wants this to go away badly. They will do, and probably have done all they can to make this disappear, hoping everyone just forgets it ever happened.
  12. We shall see in 2025...
  13. Meh, that means nothing for 2025. Wouldn't make any sense in those situations to move Turang to SS and Ortiz to 2B. I view that as not disrupting the entire infield. Easier to slide Ortiz to SS and leave Turang be, than to move everyone around. In the long run, I view Turang as our everyday SS with Ortiz being the 2B or 3B depending on what moves we make in the off season for a 3B.
  14. I see this all the time, why does everyone assume that Ortiz will be at SS next year? I'm thinking it will be Turang at SS and Ortiz at 2B, assuming they bring in or up a legit 3B. This isn't aimed at you ClosetBrewerFan. I see a lot of posts that assume Ortiz will be at SS rather than Turang.
  15. Where would we be without Myers? I shudder to think...
  16. Balks are like traveling in the NBA these days. Rarely gets called.
  17. Only 2 home series left... Should be fun right before the playoffs. Wondering what the plans are now for Tayden Hall? I suppose between him and Burke, one can always DH.
  18. If Black is an immediate impact bat, why in the hell are we not taking advantage? I am seriously starting to wonder if the Brewers see him like a lot of us here do... I m expecting him to be traded this offseason, mostly due to the fact that he has no defensive home.
  19. Don't stop now, keep POURING IT ON!
  20. Unloaded was a bad word to use, should I have just said I was unhappy when we chose to allow him to leave? You know what I meant.
  21. I was very unhappy when we unloaded this guy, at least another organization was able to see that he has some value: Good luck Max! Phillies selected the contract of RHP Max Lazar from Triple-A Lehigh Valley. It’s the first trip to the big-leagues for the 25-year-old hurler. He was originally drafted as an 11th round pick by the Brewers from the 2017 draft class. He has bene outstanding in 34 appearances between Double-A Reading and Triple-A Lehigh Valley this season, compiling a 1.79 ERA, 0.84 WHIP and a 53/9 K/BB ratio over 40 1/3 innings of work. He’ll get at least a few days to show what he can do before the Phillies’ need to make room on the active roster for the return of Ranger Suarez.
  22. Yeah, and to think that can't happen to the Brewers is insane. The Guardians are a really good team, it can happen to anyone.
  23. So awesome. Wish I had known about that event, would have been cool to be there...
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