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Fear The Chorizo

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  1. The Cubs havent gained a single game in the standings on the Brewers in the last month - they arent running the table no matter who they play, and the Brewers arent going into an end of season free fall
  2. I dont think its between his ears at all - i think he's fatigued and can't command what is still unhittable stuff if he was locating it anything close to what he was doing midseason.
  3. Its all location - fastballs he is shooting tonthe corner or top of zone of 6 inches outside or high...ornright down the middle. Curve either isnt close or hangs in the zone Slider has zero command
  4. If McGill isn't back, I dont see how you can not keep Miz on the playoffs roster His stuff is still good enough where most mlb hitters are happy to keep the bat on their shoulders and hope for walks. If he is throwing strikes consistently then he suddenly looks amazing again. When he misses right now its not close. Cards are just trying to play pepper and wait him out
  5. I think he'd make a solid long guy in the pen for a playoff series - someone to come in if they get down a few runs in a game to keep the key pen arms rested and maybe catch lightning in a bottle for a few innings
  6. Its because nothing offspeed is getting thrown for a strike consistently, and he cant command a fastball for a high strike. Command is the 1st thing to leave a fatigued pitcher - just saying
  7. Yep, absent the Phillies running the table, they're not making up 4 games with no head to heads left - and that probably wont be enough
  8. This feels like a game where Golden has a big day if Love targets him - Browns will try to limit Kraft after his big game last week, and that should really free up some favorable one on one's with him in the slot. Also, they showed it just a little against Wash, but look for more of those jet sweep/wr runs to the perimeter with Golden and Williams to get away from that front 7 - the Browns have been solid against the run thus far.
  9. Well, the Cubs have the tiebreaker - which has to be like 7 games in the standings, so.... Fangraphs probably also is factoring the charmin-soft remaining Cub schedule. Just wait until we get into the season's second half... They can trade extra runs scored against previous losses to turn them into wins in the standings against these weak opponents!
  10. Oviedo must have gotten Skenes' memo to forget how to pitch when facing the Cubs. Just a clown show
  11. I dont think I'd want to see the Phillies for as long as possible - thinking their pitching depth could be tested best over a 7 game series instead of the 5 game division series format...I take it that Ohtani is still on a tight pitch count? Dodgers pen was jet fuel as soon as they came in
  12. Should the rest of the brewers' defense just stay in the dugout? Maybe have them put it in play to get more than 5 innings out of the 110 pitches you're about to throw, Freddy.
  13. trying to figure out if this is just luck of the draw, or if the home-road decisions for certain common opponents are based on divisional standings from the prior year.
  14. I dont think he is ready....but I think the injury is also legit. Vikes actually have a pretty long list of injuries already this season. Wentz is a quarterback that doesnt get to have an era - he's not good enough, and that oline is still the same awful unit in front of anyone under center
  15. It's so much about health between now and the playoffs, but impossible to not see how the Packers are one of the top 2-3 teams in the conference - once the playoffs get here, how Love plays will determine how far they advance assuming their roster isn't decimated by injuries. And yeah, a team that can run the ball like Philly with weapons on the outside is something that can pose problems for any team/defense.
  16. The Vikings are perenially in between...this is the year they scuffle around 0.500 the whole season - although the way they look against a very average at best ATL team tonight has me thinking 8-9 wins might be their ceiling.
  17. With Golden, it's just as much on Love and on the offensive playcalling to get him enough opportunities to make plays. Will be interesting to see if Reed has to miss extended time with the shoulder (on top of his broken foot), and how that should give Golden more chances. There's only 1 ball to distribute, though - and sometimes it feels like this offense gets lost in itself trying to get too cute (or trying to prove they can do a whole bunch of things well instead of forcing a defense to stop them at what they can do best), combined with Love missing a few throws and drive-killing penalties. Crazy to think the Packers probably left about 150 yards of offense on the field tonight, and definitely at least 10 more points. Good problem to have knowing there's alot they can improve on offensively following 2 convincing wins against NFC opponents that made the NFC Divisional round of the playoffs last year.
  18. Yeah, factor in that insane one-handed TD grab in Week 1 garbage time, too.
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