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Would not surprise me in the least if Yelich was voted in so potentially could knock out a Brewers player that should be an All Star. Would go with Peralta, so none of your options.
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From the link on the first post: Perkins: Took his first live batting practice in early June and was running without pain. Assistant GM Matt Kleine called it "a big week" in Perkins' surprisingly long recovery. (updated June 4) Mitchell: Mitchell suffered the injury on April 25 and was doing baseball activities in Arizona as of the first week of June. A return by the end of the month was possible, assistant GM Matt Kleine said. (updated June 4)
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Exactly, if they didn't think he could return to form they shouldn't have signed him. He may never be an Ace again but sure hope the Brewers thought that.
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So stupid, Anderson was ready to finish this off.
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Not a fan of how Mears was handled either, trying to get two innings out of him. Payamps is probably fine with a clean start.
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Since longevity doesn't really matter with this list I would think Jimmy Nelson at least deserves a mention. Put a healthy Jimmy Nelson on that 2018 teams and maybe looking at a World Series. Can't imagine anybody in their right mind taking Chase Anderson, Doug Davis, Mike Fiers or Zach Davies over 2017 Jimmy Nelson.
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The Athletics stink and he is a free agent. No idea what it would cost, probably have to overpay this early in the season.
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It's early but didn't realize what a good year Luis Urias was having for the Athletics thus far. Only a 12% strikeout rate. Playing mostly 2B but could slot right back in at 3B. Free agent after the year so should be available.
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If you want to compare to Counsell, yes I believe Adames would hear boos if he went to the Cubs. Still would not have been as bad though since Counsell was born a Brewer and all of that stuff.
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Of course he won't be treated like that. They recently gave Josh Hader a standing ovation. This isn't Jesse Winker here
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It is also Star Wars Night, Jedi Jackson Chourio Bobblehead and we get a laser show after the game.
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If he stays in the minors, sure. This feels like Rosario will get called up in the next couple of weeks. With Perkins coming back don't really think it is necessary. Collins has still been solid against RHP, which Rosario would be facing.
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Myers was optioned after his last start and can be recalled because of the injury to Quintana.
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Monasterio is getting on base 50% of the time since getting recalled.
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First start in LF for Yelich since April 24th.
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Red Sox may start feeling the pressure of playing Nick Sogard and Abraham Toro on a regular basis. Quality first basemen are not just going to arrive on their doorstep and it is a long way to the end of July. The Brewers could be in position of getting the Red Sox to overpay for Hoskins if they want to stay in the playoff picture. Turnabout is fair play, payback for the Priester trade.
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Because Myers started yesterday and they have to call up Woodruff by Tuesday because his rehab time has expired.
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It sure looks like a cheap rotation next year with the likes of Myers/Patrick/Gasser/Mis/Henderson/Priester and maybe Peralta if not traded. Hope the likes of Woodruff, Civale and Cortes can get healthy and show some production before the trade deadline and Quintana can keep it up. If they continue to hover around .500 it wouldn't be hard to justify trading Peralta if the right deal comes along. Wouldn't hesitate to trade 31 year old Megill, Koenig and Payamps either. Could be a great opportunity for the Brewers this season if they play their cards right, make or break time for Arnold.
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Yeah, he can be outrighted the minors unless some other team claims him for some odd reason.
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Started out 2/27 but a 900 OPS since then.
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Are the Milwaukee Brewers Losing Their Fans?
Outlander replied to Jake McKibbin's topic in Brewer Fanatic Front Page News
They will probably end up around where they were last year and the year before. Will be difficult to get to 2008/2011 levels because those were the first playoff teams in around 25 years. Average attendance over the Miller Park/AmFam years has been approximately 31,900 excluding the two COVID years. Unless they are serious World Series contenders, which they are not, they likely won't see an uptick.- 22 replies
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Astros (Valdez) vs Brewers (Priester): 5/7/25, 12:10pm
Outlander replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Archived Game Threads
They need to get rid of a bunch of dead weight before the upcoming road trip. Capra, Rodriguez and Priester can all go. Have not giving up on Priester but he has to stop walking so many, Woodruff can make his next start. -
Astros (Valdez) vs Brewers (Priester): 5/7/25, 12:10pm
Outlander replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Archived Game Threads
Don't know. Was looking at Collins, not a lot of at bats(30 PA against both RHP and LHP) but pretty large splits for Collins, hitting great against RHP but striking out a ton and not hitting against LHP but rarely striking out. -
Doubt it with his injury.
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Just don't see Cortes being the 13th most valuable pitcher the rest of the way unless he fights through injury with hopes of a big payday still. 14/15/16/17/18 intrigue me the most, think at least three of those will have to be top 10 for the Brewers to make a run.
