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  1. also this; FanGraphs features prominent baseball writers and analysts with professional front-office and scouting backgrounds, most notably Kevin Goldstein (former Houston Astros Special Assistant to the General Manager and Director of Pro Scouting) and Eric Longenhagen (lead prospect analyst who formerly worked in pro scouting for the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels).
  2. several fangraphs writers have gone on to work for big league clubs
  3. I mean I knew it was gonna sting no matter who it was but...sheesh
  4. OK maybe we didn't "pass" on him. I don't know for sure but we didn't trade for him and the graph shows why that is a plausible route to take.
  5. I know. I am not comparing the Brewers to the Dodgers. I am comparing all the big market teams that are not willing to consistently spend money. That would probably create a higher ceiling for the elite players but they would not all concentrate on one team. And you are correct that the Brewers very easily could have matched the Dodgers offer. I am not saying they SHOULD have matched or beaten it. For all we know, the Brewers offered up better players but the Tigers just liked the Dodgers players better.
  6. The thing is, there are probably ten teams that could be doing what the Dodgers are doing, but they choose not to. That would spread out the talent quite a bit. And even then, you still have to know what you are doing, as the Mets, Blue Jays, Tigers, and, to a lesser extent, Phillies are proving.
  7. Im more upset with the Dodgers manipulating the injured list than I am any player moves they've made.
  8. Brewers might be able to get two pitchers for the cost of one Skubal.
  9. All Pro season coming. Book it :
  10. You want a conspiracy theory? How about Attanasio scuttling a Brewers deal to give owners in baseball more ammunition for their salary cap talking points.
  11. Or they're messing with the ball again
  12. That's exactly what I was wondering. Thanks. Might be good for a new thread but as it pertains to this one, I wouldn't use it to determine trade value. For one thing, it might be a skill that can be taught/learned. For another, it doesn't appear to have a massive impact on the game.
  13. I feel that no matter what trade the Brewers make this weekend we are not going to like giving up whomever we give up.
  14. If you are in town for a Brewer game and staying downtown, Draft & Co on Wisconsin Ave by the Hilton has a fantastic smash burger.
  15. Rengifo Watch! He has 15 hits in 45 plate appearances over 12 games with the Padres (385/455/1.044) He had 38 hits in 209 plate appearances over 57 games with the Brewers.
  16. I love how there is an article about Marshawn Lloyd getting through the first day of practice without getting injured. 😄
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