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  1. LouisEly
    Hey, we didn't lose 18-3 at home to a team that's 25-38!
  2. LouisEly
    Or today...
  3. LouisEly
    I don't know that it matters why JA is no longer playing 2B. But I would think that if the Brewers still envisioned him being potentially even a backup 2B he would still be getting some time there. Dickinson isn't some top prospect that he's being bumped at 2B for. Bottom line is that JA is no longer playing 2B at all, so I don't think that he is a threat to O'Rae's future.
  4. LouisEly
    Anyone else find it interesting that Luke Adams played 3B and Jett Williams played CF?
  5. LouisEly
    Adamczewski is pretty much a LF at this point. This year he's played 1.1 innings at 2B and 342 inning in LF. Last year in the AFL he played 17 innings at 2B and 144 innings in LF.
  6. LouisEly
    I went with "4" as well. They need some upgrades, but this early in the year players are expensive. (Case in point - had to give up K.C. Hunt just to get the pile of garbage known as Jake Woodford.) Almost every team thinks they are still in it (and don't want to lose 4 months of paying fans thinking they are giving up this early), and if they aren't still in it, they probably don't have many players worth acquiring. Deals will be made, but not likely until the All-Star break. Just have to stay above water until then.
  7. LouisEly
    To get quality, you have to give up quality. If the Brewers were to get an impact player or two, but you had to part with two top-10 prospects, which two would you be most willing to part with? Rules - both prospects have to be in the top 10 of at least one of the following lists: Brewerfanatic top prospects MLB top 30 Fangraphs Baseball America You can name the target if you like, but that's optional. You have to name the prospects, and they both need to be in the top-10 of at least one list. And note that the lower ranked prospects you are willing to give up means a lower-impact player you get in return. I'm parting with: Jett Williams - teams value players closer to the majors higher than players below AA. While Jett may be able to help this year, his lack of a defensive home raises questions. I'm sending him for a quality 3B with multiple years of control, but only trading him for a 3B. There's IF help behind him in Pratt, Made, and Pena. Josh Adamczewski - really great overall hitting profile, but if he's only a LF, he's expendable. LF is perhaps the easiest position to find hitters, and the Brewers have Chourio locked up for a long time. (If the Brewers want a top SP, something tells me that Bishop Letson will need to be involved in the deal though.)
  8. LouisEly
    1) In a 162-game season with stretches of 2+ weeks without an off-day, you can't play to win every single game. B) This early in the season you have to overpay for players in trade. Almost everyone thinks they are still in it with a couple of breaks (and they don't want to lose 4 months of paying fans who think they are giving up by early June), and if they don't think they are in it they usually don't have anyone worth trading for. (See: Jake Woodford - we had to give up K.C. Hunt just to get that pile of garbage)
  9. LouisEly
    Yes. The $5.5M number is new cash in 2026. There was a ~$6M signing bonus that was part of the $11M.
  10. LouisEly
    UW flips 4-star CB Mekhi Williams from Florida State. UW currently sits #15 on 24/7's 2027 class ranking. It appears that concerns about UW's record last year are a bit overblown.
  11. LouisEly
    Looks like only $31M guaranteed for Watson in the form of a signing bonus. It's an extension, so it goes into effect after next season. So, the Packers have Watson under contract for a total of 5 years and $116M. They also have Reed and Golden under contract or team control through 2029, essentially locking up the core of their WR room for four more years.
  12. LouisEly
    We were talking about a specific situation - last night when Perkins PH for Frelick against Miller (LHP). What I was responding to was the question about why Frelick wasn't left in to try to bunt against a LHP with a 13.0 K/9.
  13. LouisEly
    How do you know for sure that he would put a bunt down successfully against a LHP who is averaging 13.0 K/9?
  14. LouisEly
    Blake Perkins vs LHP this year: .543 Not great, but a lot better than Sal's .390
  15. LouisEly
    Sal OPS vs LHP this year: .390 If he had left him in and he didn't execute, people would be b****ing that they didn't PH for him because he can't hit LHP.
  16. LouisEly
    There's your answer about Chourio
  17. LouisEly
    Two more years under control at Woodruff's salary. I'd love it, but that will cost a pretty penny. Luis Pena + Jett Williams + one of Henderson/Gasser + a lower-level pitcher (Meccage)? Am I in the ballpark?
  18. LouisEly
    I disagree. And you said "mediocre", not "great". I disagree with "mediocre". What was the xBA of each of the three infield hits he gave up in the 4th inning? A few feet either way and there's no traffic. And how much time did his offense give him to rest between innings? That has an effect. You don't have to throw hard to be a good pitcher. Plenty of examples of that.
  19. LouisEly
    Because he gave up 1 run in 5 innings? Tough crowd.
  20. LouisEly
    Brewers bats have not given Gasser a whole lot of time to rest between innings
  21. LouisEly
    Not arguing the talent that JA appears to have. But I would think that if the Brewers have to give up a top-10 prospect or two to get impact major league talent, he would be one of the most expendable, simply because if he is limited to LF that is arguably the easiest position to find a quality bat. In the OF he has LL ahead of him, Payne at the same level, Chourio isn't going anywhere for a long time, Frelick isn't a FA until 2030, and if Made/Pena/Pratt all make it then maybe Williams has to move to the OF. You know JA's defense better than I do, but my guess is that all of those guys would be ahead of him defensively. Knowing how the Brewers value defense, he would have to be markedly better at the plate to earn a starting spot over those guys. As for DH, Yelich likely isn't going to be a FA until at least 2030. By 2030, JA will be on his last option year if that's how long it takes to find a spot for him.
  22. LouisEly
    Before people make rush orders for North Shore Adult Diapers, Gasser's last start in AAA: 5 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 6 K, 0 HR, 60 pitches In his last MLB start he threw 89 pitches, so he can probably go 80-90 pitches. Not sure why he only went 60 pitches in that AAA start.
  23. LouisEly
    Was it SeanWrightNBA?
  24. LouisEly
    Nick Herbig, former Badger, got $100M from the Steelers with $42M guaranteed. He had 7.5 sacks last year and 5.5 the year before, but isn't a full-time starter (credited with 11 total starts over the last two seasons).
  25. LouisEly
    That was the case with Jean Segura. There was so much baggage here from the passing of his child that he needed a change of scenery so that he wasn't constantly reminded of it. The Brewers were very supportive of Perkins when his mother passed, but there may be just too much here to remind him of that where, like Segura, it's best to go somewhere else.
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