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    Sounds like a lot of the technical crew are contractors and not employees with on air talent sometimes being employed by the teams themselves. The actual equipment maybe leased.
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    Because he played in 67 games in 2021 and 98 games in 2022. So yes he'll be available for $5 million if he has a season ending injury this year in the next month.
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    $5 million per year? Anderson is an above average 3B or an above average RF if healthy. Anderson should get at least 2 years $22 million with a 3rd year option.
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    Owen Miller 1st 104 PAs in 2022: .311/.375/.533 wRC+155 Owen Miller after 472 PAs in 2022: .243/.301/.351 wRC+ 85 Owen Miller after 109 PAs in 2023: .346/.367/.548 wRC+147
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    The Brewers were even in better shape on July 30, 2022.
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    The size is also why it is very questionable if baseball will work in Las Vegas. Even assuming they can get visiting crowds to come in for the stadium, baseball makes its money from local tv deals. The Las Vegas population is on par with Pittsburgh. And there really is no one in Nevada outside of Las Vegas. So where is the revenue going to come from?
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    Joey Gallo
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    Ripping the player to hide the fact he never should have been sent down 4-1 in the 7th
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    Not really, but the differences at 1B and 3B are huge. They make up for the better Brewer starting pitching.
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    The CBT is a de facto salary cap which has kept down salaries and yet here we are again talking about transferring more money from players to owners. Salary caps do not increase competition, they only limit player earnings. And the Rays are not a small market team. They are a low revenue team in a rather large market.
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    That is not the issue, the issue is that added year is just not worth that much if they are 2-3 win players.
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    Looking at the above, it would be lucky if the Packers got pocket lint.
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    The Brewers have 4 OF prospects for 2 positions (I don't wan to address Yelich here, but my opinion is you keep in the OF since his bat is fine there and will not be fine for 1B or DH but that is another topic). The Brewers need to find out who is going to make it and if they need to trade someone. You right now have the perfect opportunity to evaluate a player. Use it. Part of this is I think people are really too high on Frelick, Mitchell, and Wiemer. They could break out, but to me they all look like 2-3 win players. None of the three are also that young that we can expect huge growth going forward. We just traded the last arby year on a 2-3 win OFer for spare parts.
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    There is a lot of wish casting on this forum of the Brewers getting in high contact, high average, and low K players. This is not a new thing (Luis Urias was going to be new model of Brewer player who hits .300 and doesn't strike out!). But that isn't what is happening. Frelick is that, but those others are not. Mitchell and Wiemer are high K players likely with K rates near 30% or even higher. Wiemer may bring his down to mid 20s. Contreas is a pretty high K player as well, with a K rate above 25%. Turang is a low average moderate K player though his K rate of near 20% in AAA main mean a higher rate in MLB.
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    Looking at the bottom of the Brewer WAR list populated by "the next big thing". Hey, Ramon Flores is still around!
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    Josh McDaniel wants his QB to buy him another 5 years of development while he once again proves he's over his head. So unless Brady goes to Vegas, they are going to develop a guy. The roster is bad and little draft capital to make it better.
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    The Brewers need RH platoon players for both 1B and DH. That is Hiura and Brosseau right now. The Brewers likely do not believe in reverse splits.
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    Does Hegan's 1969 count as a Brewer? I mean yes but also maybe not?
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    Not sure why having a 2B precludes getting a 3B
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    Who could the Brewers have gotten? Well the Twins traded Urshela for a 19 year old 40 grade pitching prospect.
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    Tellez Steamer projection: wRC+ 123. Basically his power remains but his BABIP gets back to a decent .258 instead of .215. Abreau wRC+ 126 Bell wRC+ 123 The free agent that makes the most sense at this point is Contreras. Turner also makes sense but little chance he leaves LA.
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    Tellez Steamer projection: wRC+ 123. Basically his power remains but his BABIP gets back to a decent .258 instead of .215. Abreau wRC+ 126 Bell wRC+ 123 The free agent that makes the most sense at this point is Contreras. Turner also makes sense but little chance he leaves LA.
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    My answer is no, but then I know I am by myself with not trading anyone over the next two years and trying to actually win 90+ games each year. Right now marginal wins are valuable, in three or four years when these prospects are ready, the Brewers may be struggling for that 75th win. And this is what these trades are, expected wins today for expected future wins. Right now there are only 7 or 8* teams trying to win in the NL. That is likely to change in the future as the Cubs and the Nationals are not going to sit on the sidelines forever. So strike when you have the most to gain and when wins have the most meaning. In two years, you let everyone walk, get a bunch of draft picks, trade Peralta and Ashby (if he has value), trade some of the younger players coming up now (Wiemer if still on the Brewers would make sense given his age and Chourio coming up. Another option would be Mitchell) and go from there. *Well I think Colorado is also trying but in that special Colorado way which is panful to watch, so there is 9th team technically.
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    My answer is no, but then I know I am by myself with not trading anyone over the next two years and trying to actually win 90+ games each year. Right now marginal wins are valuable, in three or four years when these prospects are ready, the Brewers may be struggling for that 75th win. And this is what these trades are, expected wins today for expected future wins. Right now there are only 7 or 8* teams trying to win in the NL. That is likely to change in the future as the Cubs and the Nationals are not going to sit on the sidelines forever. So strike when you have the most to gain and when wins have the most meaning. In two years, you let everyone walk, get a bunch of draft picks, trade Peralta and Ashby (if he has value), trade some of the younger players coming up now (Wiemer if still on the Brewers would make sense given his age and Chourio coming up. Another option would be Mitchell) and go from there. *Well I think Colorado is also trying but in that special Colorado way which is panful to watch, so there is 9th team technically.
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    Burnes and Yelich would basically cancel one another out, so you could get back some FV 35 prospects as face savings.
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