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  1. If people think playing in the WBC is bad you don't want to know about winter ball.
  2. Only if you assume he was going to make it to Milwaukee this year. It was: Minimum contract: 2027 (brought up two weeks into season whenever that is (assuming he is even ready)) 2028 2029 Arbitraion 2030 2031 2032 2033
  3. So it starts this year? So the Brewers gained zero extra control out side the option years, had to guarantee Pratt's salary, paid $20 million more than similar players made through 7 years, and he can now be locked out next spring.
  4. The Brewers traded away their outfield depth for a relief pitcher
  5. Trying to figure out how this is on "off day" lineup? Yelich not playing vs a LH pitcher? This is the lineup given injuries.
  6. It's Quero or Black. And Quero allows for RH stacking. Not sure I would go that way but there is logic to it.
  7. We could save Ashby for meaningful innings or we could run him out with a three run lead in the 5th against the White Sox.
  8. The NFL fighting tooth and nail to save thousands of dollars a year willing to make games intolerable slogs and refereed terribly! https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48298693/nfl-consider-rule-proposals-case-ref-work-stoppage
  9. The thing about this, is what can this even mean to a team? Maybe it's $100 million per year from Polymarket? That's what $3 million or so per team? So this is being done so a team can pay for one signing bonus or a utility infielder?
  10. The ability to hit a baseball, something he hasn't done well since 2024.
  11. Hey what can go wrong? https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/48248176/mlb-reaches-agreements-polymarket-federal-commission I am so old I can remember players getting banned for life for gambling like last year
  12. Yes they are young, but they are still .6 years older than the Packers. The difference be then the Jets/Packers and SEA/PHI at 29/30 is the same as between SEA/PHI and Arizona at 16. The Packers are not just young but like a standard deviation younger.
  13. Look at the 2008 Huntsville Stars both at how good that team was and how it can all unravel. https://www.statscrew.com/minorbaseball/stats/t-hs12111/y-2008
  14. Well Gutekunst did get the award he is most interested in. Packers threepeat as youngest team by snap weighted age! https://ftnfantasy.com/nfl/snap-weighted-age-2025-seahawks-bring-another-young-team-to-a-championship
  15. Hitting .100 isn't really the issue. Its the 14Ks in 24 ABs. Really no reason for him to start in MLB right now.
  16. Jones only had a wRC+130 in AAA last year. Pretty much a guy who maybe league average if the Ks don't kill him at MLB.
  17. A Perkins/Bauers "platoon" in Left field (Chourio playing in LF against LHers, Perkins in CF) makes the most sense for when Mitchell gets hurt. The platoon might also outplay Mitchell right now.
  18. Richardson has an upside but he's even more raw than when Willis got here. If there is one thing about Love, its that he tends to miss time so you need a guy you fell OK with for 2-3 games a year. Doubt Richardson is going to cost more than a 6th/7th.
  19. He's not that great at the throwing part either. Also not sure how well the swing is going with a spring training IIFB rate of 42.9%. I guess we won't miss Durbin after all...
  20. It looks like you get it monthly at $6 a month which unless you want year round MLBTV probably makes more sense.
  21. Neither Hall nor Gasser have much value. Hall because he has just not been good, arguably regressed last year and is already 27. He's a guy a bottom dwelling team would put in the rotation as a flyer but would not be a centerpiece of a trade for real talent. Gasser is about to be 27 and hasn't pitched much since 2023. His K rate in MLB when he did pitch also may preclude teams from thinking highly of him. Again a guy a team needing bodies to throw at a wall would use but hard to see anyone giving up true value to get him.
  22. Rodriquez is an emergency starter. He's the guy they bring up if they need to cover innings if the timing doesn't match up for someone else. They have shown that they aren't worried about his long term viability. He is likely gone after this year after they use his third option.
  23. It isn't just the numbers. People who have scouted him say his arm just isn't where it needs to be. From Fangraphs: The injuries did take a bite out of the profile here. Pre-injury, Quero’s arm was a weapon, with sub 1.9 pop times and rockets to second the norm. This year, his arm strength, accuracy, and mechanical consistency regressed, all of which combined to nearly halve his caught-stealing rate. The grade above reflects a blend of strength and accuracy — teams often grade those traits separately, but we’re simplifying here — the latter of which is especially concerning. Perhaps Quero will shake off the rust next season, and we’re projecting on the arm a little just to hedge, but his throwing has looked pretty messy in the Venezuelan Winter League this month. There’s a real chance that he just won’t be the same as he was before he tore his labrum. Quero probably can still be a solid catcher option but more like a typical 85 wRC+ catcher with solid enough defense to do fine.
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