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Eligible for the Rule 5 Draft - Fall 2019
NYChez replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Like last year, several of these guys should be traded, due to lack of ability of the Brewers to keep all of the players they'd want to keep. -
Shaw has outperformed Sano the past two seasons and then fell apart and has been optioned. Sano is hitting under .200, is striking out too much, has two right-handed hitting slugging teammates outperforming him, and batted 9th in the order today. When Marwin Gonzalez returns, Sano may be the odd man out. They have nearly identical service time. Perhaps a change of scenery will help both.
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I 100% appreciate what Perez did in Milwaukee, but the fact he was getting at bats versus lefties while Hiura was in the minors and did not do well in those at bats forced something fairly drastic to happen.
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Cardinals’ flamethrower Jordan Hicks: torn UCL
NYChez replied to NYChez's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
If the team announces it on Twitter the day after he throws, it’s likely clear cut and requiring Tommy John. -
Tough blow. He was fun to watch.
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Are we nearing an overhaul where Chase, Nelson, Perez, Aguilar, Shaw, Pina, and Claudio get demoted or let go?
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If the umps don’t take care of this, then the Brewers are forced to drill him where it hurts.
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This has got to be Anderson’s last Brewer start, ever, ever, ever - right?
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His reputation as a great clubhouse guy will likely buy him a few more opportunities.
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The Brewers’ overworked bullpen has thrown 203 pitches in the last four days. The Padres’ bullpen has thrown 427 pitches in the last four games! Hopefully it’s advantage Milwaukee heading to the San Diego series.
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The Brewers went from the possibility of a Spangenberg / Perez platoon at 2B to having the best OPS at the position in MLB by .049 through early June.
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Brinson has been disappointing and Yelich has been exceeding expectations, but it’s worth noting that the other three players in the deal have exceeded expectations. Diaz’s AAA season is Hiura-esque. Harrison continues to OPS near .900. Yamamoto continues to be consistent. It will be fun to watch these guys with Miami in upcoming years.
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2019 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 1-5
NYChez replied to And That's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
It seems like in 2019, pitchers are performing better than throwers (see Davies vs. Burnes). That might be part of Stearns’ thinking. -
All of the Mariners are available.
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Somehow the result of the Pittsburgh series is Hader, Guerra, Jeffress, Albers, and Houser getting a 72-hour rest before the Brewers take the field again - plus Williams and Barnes being fresh. Thank you, Davies.
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Perhaps Ben Gamel is a comparison? Gamel struggled in the minors until his age 23 season.
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Lose and it feels like the worst loss of the year. Win and feels like the best win of the year.
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It feels like a bonus when Arica hits. He’s covering up for 1B issues.
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Reds are 5 games out of first and playing the best ball in the division.
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Perez scratched. Lefty Devin Smeltzer will get the start in his MLB debut.
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I’ll predict Aguilar gets his first start in 10 days and Nottingham will catch with Grandal DHing.
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Hader could be the first to have a last out-getter entrance song.
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Do you think Hernan knew that ball was out (see lower right).
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Isan Díaz could still be an impact MLBer.
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Target Field is a nice park - just not tonight. They better have the field in good shape prior to first pitch. The Brewers can’t afford to lose Cain to a hammy injury.
