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  1. Because it wasn't a real option. It was a way for the Brewers to spread the cost of his salary over multiple years. Option buyouts are also a real loophole (unlike deferred salary) because option payments do not have to be placed in a receiving account since they are not technically guaranteed.
  2. He will not reach 6 years of service time until after 2027 now
  3. They also played an historically easy schedule.
  4. Or he kept running routes incorrectly and Love didn't trust him. He then lost playing time when Watson and Reed came back. Watch some JT O'Sullivan Love breakdowns and how many time he questions what Golden is doing.
  5. I just don't see the Baz trade as a giant return, and instead the cost pretty much in line with his expected value versus salary. The big issue with trading Peraltla for the Brewers is that he can easily be projected to give you 32 starts. Every other starter has serious question marks. Woodruff has made 30 starts once 5 years ago and has missed time since. Priester had a large increase in workload last year compared to 2024. It is inline with what he did in 2023, but that was mostly AAA innings. Henderson is coming off injury and only 100 innings of work, Gasser hardly pitched last year. Misiorowski is probably fine but coming off a large workload increase. Patrick also had a sizeable workload increase. Not saying something bad is going to happen, just that the Brewers don't have a guy that provides the stability that Peralta has provided over the last 3 years. (Now watch him run into some salad tongs).
  6. No they are the main and secondary (Amazon NextGen Stats enhanced or whatever ) broadcasts. But yeah you will want to hide the chat for those streams.
  7. Almost all Amazon games are free to view on Twitch.tv.
  8. Because the difference between the Packers and the 49ers isn't big. DVOA after week 17: https://ftnfantasy.com/nfl/week-17-dvoa-ratings-patriots-rising-up Now add in that Packers mostly rested in week 18 while the 49ers just got run over by a punishing Seahawks defense. So you can rest players or risk injury for a little to no gain.
  9. Chisholm would be great in Milwaukee. But he's not coming here for sub top 100 guys like Wilken and Payne. He's a 4 win player who may make less than $10 million next year. You are talking Pratt plus Wilken or Payne assuming the Yankees still grade Pratt highly. Also not sure the Yankees won't try to sign him to an extension rather than go after Bichette anyway.
  10. Henderson, Pratt, Gasser, and Burke might start a conversation.
  11. Ravens still can make the playoffs but it is a small chance (they win this week and beat Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh loses to the Browns this week).
  12. I guess I just don't get this. Either you think Duran is going to be a cost controlled 3-4 win player over the next three years and are willing to pay for that player or you think he's a 2 win or less player and then not worth really getting over in house or other options.
  13. Quero has his caught stealing rates to worry about and the fact he only had a wRC+ 101 in AAA. That is Eric Hasse level hitting in MLB. He needs time to recover so I really hope he isn't being penciled in to play in Milwaukee any time soon.
  14. Any top 10 coach list that includes Pete Carroll in 2025 had about 30 seconds of thought put into it.
  15. Why? I mean the Rays got a decent group of players but it is questionable if any of them break the top 10 in the Brewers system. And Baz has way more value than Peralta with 3 years vs 1 year.
  16. JJ Watt was 32 in 2021. Gute would not touch an over 30 non QB/kicker no matter what.
  17. Well Harold would pencil them both in at 3B so they have that in common
  18. Isn't this just a slightly slower Lockridge but someone who has shown the ability to hit a bit in the past?
  19. There is also the part where Martinez was bad as a 26 year old in AAA (wRC+ 104).
  20. Ashby is about to be 28. He has been bad as a starter (4.81 ERA, 4.59 FIP) and great as a reliever (2.55 ERA, 2.45 FIP). He was not good in AAA when mostly starting in 2024. There just doesn't seem to be anything left there to find out.
  21. Mitchell has three options left. Hard not to see the Brewers at least trying to see if he can stay healthy for some time in AAA before having him earn another year of service time on the MLB IL all season.
  22. No and especially not to the team that already gave up on him once. Hall is now a 27 year old reliever coming off a xFIP of 4.85 season where his K/9 is now under 6.5.
  23. don't remember when , but saw a clip with Musgrave try to to chip an end and get out on a route and the end just shrugged his shoulder and Musgrave went flying backwards.
  24. I mean yes. They have a makeshift offensive line, a QB with a bad shoulder, 1 NFL quality RB, 2 NFL quality WRS, 0.5 NFL quality tight ends all with a short week coming up. They are playing an offense that can't get out of its own way. The easiest way to lose is a bad turnover or allowing a defensive score.
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