Jump to content
Brewer Fanatic

igor67

Verified Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    4,611

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3

 Content Type 

Profiles

Forums

Blogs

Events

News

2026 Milwaukee Brewers Top Prospects Ranking

Milwaukee Brewers Videos

2022 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks

Milwaukee Brewers Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits

Guides & Resources

2023 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks

2024 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Picks

The Milwaukee Brewers Players Project

2025 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Pick Tracker

2026 Milwaukee Brewers Draft Tracker: Picks & Bonuses

Store

Downloads

Gallery

Everything posted by igor67

  1. igor67
    His RBI pace with us is still high enough that if he played all the remaining games he'd finish with 102 for the year. Crazy
  2. igor67
    Tie ball game
  3. igor67
    Granted he had some time in the minors, but even if they are relatively small it still sounded like a lot of little adjustments to still get everything clicking as soon as he did is pretty remarkable as well.
  4. igor67
    That's fair. 🙃
  5. igor67
    After we win the World Series it will all be fine.
  6. igor67
    I appreciate the comparison Joseph, too close to call is a good enough answer that tells me what I wanted to know.
  7. igor67
    Do you think Lara is better than Perkins in CF?
  8. igor67
    The high number of starts in the platoon is far less of a concern give how quickly Durbin has been used to pinch hit so far. Basically it's more like Seigler has been the 'opener' to face the lefty starter and snagging some favorable ABs.
  9. igor67
    Well simple math of 6 inning 1 run starts for 10 more starts and I got 174 innings with a 2.59 ERA, which is pretty good but Skenes currently has an ERA of 2.02 so he would need to have a meltdown or Priester would need some old school bump from maybe winning 20 games for a contender or something.
  10. igor67
    So based on his RBI/ game total with us, if he gets 2 off days I still got a 117 RBI season for Vaughn.
  11. igor67
    As awesome as the pitching lab is releasing Hudson points out that relievers are still volatile and a big part of the Brewer success is built on understanding that and having guys to shuffle around as needed and eventually move on without just blindly hoping guys will find it again.
  12. igor67
    Is Montgomery at all able to comeback yet this year?
  13. igor67
    This must be what it feels like to be a Yankees fan.
  14. igor67
    I can be disappointed if there isn't an upgrade to SS or the bench, but the team made a number of deals to improve already this year, so I can accept that whatever might have been left on the table wasn't appealing.
  15. igor67
    With the injury history I think you'd have to bring him in with the idea that you'd have 4 semi regular IF between 3B, SS, and 2B so Ortiz is still probably around as the fall back if he can't go but it's an idea.
  16. igor67
    Collin's has been so good in LF and Turang more human at 2B, I think it is very risky to try out that much new defensively. It is certainly possible that there is a reasonable utility IF out there that would be worth it, so I'm not opposed to doing that.
  17. igor67
    I'm solidly in the overpay for Neto camp. With Henderson and Gasser on the 40 man I'm hard pressed to see how we would do better picking up a reliever to round things out. Maybe there are some marginal gains with the bench after you fix the SS problem, but Seigler and Monasterio get so few ABs that you get a huge variance to worry too much about that.
  18. igor67
    I'm cautiously optimistic, the way Jackson slowed down did really look more like a cramp or something and not a pull. I'm still down for going a little over the top to pry a SS loose who might not be obviously up for sale.
  19. igor67
    At what point do White Sox fans start referring to Vaughn as Big Hurt II?
  20. igor67
    No Mercy, Sweep the leg tomorrow.
  21. igor67
    Does the transitive property of WAR mean that Miz really deserves credit for forcing the issue?
  22. igor67
    I can't imagine Vaughn will be able to maintain his 1.000+ OPS, but walk rate is way up strike out rate way down, and there is the good chunk of data suggesting his home park was unusually tough on his power numbers so I'm becoming a believer that he will at least continue to be a positive force.
  23. igor67
    There is also importance from a negotiating perspective of demonstrating that the offer is the offer. You run into problems if everyone knows you are going to use every last dollar.
  24. igor67
    Focusing on on the Home game effect since with the current schedule I think road park effects aren't a big deal, I am estimating that switch parks would put him in the 25-30 HR season group. So that is a noticeable improvement.
  25. igor67
    It's not a guarantee, but with only 57 games left to play if either team wins the season series at this point they have the tie breaker, which amounts to effectively a 3 game advantage for the other 49 games. So focus on winning the series and we are in pretty good position. Certainly if we can do better than 5-3 in those 8 games it's huge.
×
×
  • Create New...