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  1. homer
    How high did Ben Hendrickson get on the ratings before it was figured out he was a AAAA pitcher? Oh boy...you better hope his dad doesn't see that post.
  2. homer
    I think the Brewers sort of know what they have in Aguilar and given he's about the same age as Cooper they were willing to bet on the performance they know rather than what Cooper may or may not do going forward.
  3. homer
    Sonja Henie's out... Maybe Mitch Comestein?
  4. homer
    I think Aguilar made Cooper expendable.
  5. homer
    Webb is controllable until the next Haley's Comet. Re: Aguilar - I'd be surprised if they trade someone off the 25 man. Just a hunch.
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  7. homer
    He makes the Cubs better but they overpaid for him. Not sure he's a difference maker though. Watch Zobrist and Schwarber go on a tear and everyone will point to the trade as the reason.
  8. homer
    I have a hunch they won't give up Broxton. It would be minor league guys.
  9. homer
    Brinson has an 842 OPS away from Colorado Springs. That should be part of the discussion. Also, please refrain from condescending remarks. It's ok to disagree but do so respectfully.
  10. homer
    Draft picks have looked good in summer league....as has Vaughn. Thing about Vaughn is that he's still really young. Maybe there's hope although I'm not gonna hold my breath.
  11. homer
    I think everyone has made their point. Time to move on.
  12. homer
    No Could have fooled me. People here tend to never describe anything specific in the game (mechanically, etc) rather just cite analytics. Hence watching video. Or games for that matter Plenty of people in the draft threads commented on his video/mechanics. viewtopic.php?f=69&t=35361&start=40
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    No
  14. homer
    I think in game threads are going to be negative by nature. Hope you stick around for the other threads.
  15. homer
    Is Shaw the best non pitching acquisition of the offseason?
  16. homer
    You periodic reminder that Domingo Santana is 24 years old.
  17. homer
    Duquette loves trading away his pitching that's for sure.
  18. homer
    I've defended Villar as much as anyone but it's obvious he's totally lost right now. The boneheaded stuff you can put up with as long as he's hitting but he's not so he should stay on the bench for now.
  19. homer
    That's a really good point and probably depends on how Brewers feel about both players. In any event, having Dubon means you don't have to rush an extension with Arcia. Obviously his price could go up but that's why they pay the GM's the big bucks.
  20. homer
    The HR derby snub (and supposed excessive testing) makes me wonder if they know something we don't.
  21. homer
    Even if he gets to 3rd and it goes to replay he goes back to 2nd so that part doesn't really matter. Plus he was safe his hand was on the bag before the tag. Not sure why they didn't challenge there. I don't know how exactly the rules work but I'm guessing they didn't challenge because after the call is overturned he's out trying to advance to third. But isn't it a dead ball after he's called out at 2nd?
  22. homer
    Just throwing out his name for discussion. Owed $13 million for 2018.
  23. homer
    Keon Broxton's socks for the win.
  24. homer
    True but he also beats out a lot of grounder in the infield so he conceivablicould sustain a higher babip. Lately his hits have been hard hit balls. And while he might be lucky now he will also improve as a hitter and get stronger so there is plenty of reason to believe he could see his babip drop and still have an ops near 800 His GB rate and Hard Hit rate are about the same over the last 42 games as they are for the whole season. He might be able to have a higher BABiP but not 400+
  25. homer
    Last 42 games: 367/396/513 He does sport a .425 BABIP over that same time period and about 50% of his balls in play are grounders and he doesn't hit the ball particularly hard on average so he's getting lucky. I would wait until his luck recedes to see what you really have there before extending him. Note, I am not saying that the Brewers should not extend him, only that what he's doing right now is not indicative of who he is as a player.
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