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Please continue to explain.

Explain.

He has a longer highlight reel than most Brewers will ever have.

You guys hate it when the announcers talk about anything but exactly what is happening on the field that very second or statistics.

lol - the announcers said the top of the order needs to be more consistent.

I think it would be fun to get Freddy back and maybe he can find the magic again, but no way in hell am I giving up anything of value to get a rental pitcher who has been bad this season. Throw the Mets a lower-tier position player prospect and that's it.

Not my money. Pay it all if it would reduce the prospect haul. That rhymed.

I'm not trading the face of the franchise and the best sausage. Pass.

Of course.

Obviously, the big problem with the offense is the lack of power. I don't know if it's actually true statistically/historically/whatever, but as was the discussion last year, theoretically, it's hard to string together good ABs for a rally against playoff pitching, so you need some..."consistent"...power to get some instant runs.

In sports, when people say "consistent," they really just mean "always good." "I'd just like the offense to be more consistent," is sports speak for, "I'd just like the offense to always be good."

I don't get trade proposals that include guys like Drohan or Henderson. Yeah, obviously Skubal is an upgrade, but assuming they keep pitching well (especially Henderson, since I assume he'd be ahead of Drohan in a potential playoff rotation) he's not THAT much of an upgrade considering the few times he'll pitch and the haul we'd have to give up. Add to the rotation to upgrade it, don't replace a good, young pitcher.

Well...yeah.

Ignoring whether or not it would be a good idea from a player quality/roster perspective, getting him back for presumably almost nothing would be incredible. Just hilarious.

The only thing worse than the 90's MB hats from the weekend is the full logo with the home plate and crossed bats. Biggest negative gap between old and new when that rebrand happened. Went from arguably the GOAT logo in American professional sports history to one of the worst.