Outlander

Like a very bad fireworks show that nobody could see because it was sunny.

McGee can't be feeling great, Brewers prefer he be DFA instead of just transfering Lockridge to the 60 day IL. Also, don't understand why an argument can't be made Rom is better than Wilson as Wilson is pretty horrible.

That's the the thing, he isn't but Murphy has put him down n position to succeed. People complain but Murphy actually might know what he is doing.

Not much good about this game, give credit to Stallings for a couple of quality innings, make it tough on the Brewers to send him back down.

Yes, please IL Harrison. They have Henderson and Crow coming back to pick up innings in the meantime and Gasser has proven himself lately.

If it was against a real relief pitcher like Zimmerman trying to fight to stay in the big leagues then year but it was a joke that guy pitched for two innings throwing 30.

It is a head scratcher, everybody knew the Cardinals had an opener with Zimmerman to follow. It is a really bad look not to let Vaughn face lefties.

Got the Perkins part correct, they don't need to make room on the 40 man since Lara was added when he signed the contract.

Will be interesting to see what the Brewers do with a Hamilton IL stint, would make sense with the All Star Game coming up to give him an extended stay off and ready to go after the break. Jett Williams would appear to be the choice but also Leonard, but neither would provide a lefty platoon bat that Hamilton provided. Since Jett has to be added to the 40 man after the season anyway, would just go with him and 60 day IL Lockridge since he has already been out 60 days. Hopefully he can stay hot like he currently is in the minors.

Woodruff doesn't need to play the rest of the season, needs to be effective in the playoffs. Nice that he is effective now but doesn't matter if not pitching in October

They are carrying a $7 million dollar 1B platoon, it isn't much different. When they tender Vaughn there isn't really pressure to trade him but they do like to trade players on the final year of a deal. It ultimately results in an almost zero chance of a non tender.

I know you like to non tender guys but in reality not likely going to happen. They tendered Hunter Renfroe and traded him. If the Brewers don't want to pay Vaughn they will tender and trade him.

Obviously great game from Mitchell, so many people have doubted him even saying he would be non tendered. Good on the Brewers sticking with him and ignoring all the noise.

Coming into the season Ashby had 11 career wins, which started in 2021. He has doubled his career win total a little over halfway through the season.

The Brewers won't take on long term contracts, don't see that ever happening.