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  1. SMALL SAMPLE SIZE ALERT First 4 games in Nashville are complete for Vaughn. 5-17 at the plate with 4 XBH (2 2B, 1 3B (!) and 1 HR) .313/.353/.750
  2. So just as an FYI we do have a separate forum for trade ideas/rumors and there has been quite a bit of chatter about this over there if you were curious what many posters have been thinking...
  3. This would be my decision as well. Knock on wood but wait for the next injury to someone for Perkins to make his season debut.
  4. That's as good of a shortstop play as you can make. Holy buckets Joey. Also, don't look now but Ortiz is sniffing .200 at the plate. Rising tides..
  5. Reminder Collins was a minor league Rule 5 snipe by our scouting department years ago. Never stop digging for gems, no matter the avenue.
  6. I agree 100% about Mona and Cameron ... Perkins is the curious one. Him being a question mark coming off of injury - you would have to think Collins keeps his spot over him until further notice. When Mitchell is back I would think Daz will be down.
  7. Collins is really growing on me. His line today will say 0-1 with a BB and run scored but he has seen 15 pitches. He generally puts together great at bats.. if he can hit a tick more he will make others expendable. Super useful player.
  8. In a vacuum, the major league staff went from Civale -> Miz and the minor league 1b depth went from Clarke -> Vaughn... so we improved both spots.
  9. Wes Clarke gets a new home as a byproduct of Civale's unhappiness. No word on the return yet .. likely cash or a PTBNL of some kind.
  10. Wow, what a list to look over. You know, I forget the stat exactly.. but when Burnes and Woodruff both arrived on the scene the Brewers broadcast put out a stat of the most wins by a homegrown pitcher in Brewers history and Manny Parra was really high on the list ... which more so was stating how badly we have produced home grown pitching in our team's history.
  11. The amazing thing about this interaction from a psychological standpoint is I'm certain you have interpreted this thread as "they all said Brady House is going to bust" and have assigned a group think reply to everyone here. So if he gets off to a good start you almost assuredly will come back here to tell us the vision you had for one of baseball's top 100 prospects and how wrong we all were.
  12. My compliment was genuine.
  13. Your ability to see everything in the past with 20/20 vision is incredible.
  14. If you could run your rants through Chat GPT and ask it to insert punctuation for the rest of us so we have an idea what you are talking about that would be super helpful. Thanks! Oh and we had no chance of signing Harper. He would have to agree to play here. Both parties get to decide where a player plays, not just the team offering the contract.
  15. Is this the same Mark Canha that didn't get a major league contract from any club and who the Brewers DID sign to a minor league deal this past spring? Or is this a different Mark Canha we are talking about?
  16. I don't necessarily disagree with anything you've said. He would have pitched if asked. I personally would not have asked once he played his cards. I will also say that prior to this year Vaughn was slightly better than replacement level for his career and is still just 27. Crazier things have happened than him turning himself into a useful major league player. Let's get the White Sox stench off of him and see what we have before giving him the Lamet treatment.
  17. Civale wasn't likely to pitch for us again after what happened. The options were DFA or trade him for peanuts. What the Brewers got is a former #3 overall pick who we now have a few months head start to work with and gain favor so WHEN he is non tendered and has his pick of a new team, the Brewers have a leg up if they want it. With an open competition seemingly next year at 1B ... Vaughn also has all the reason to work hard and want to stay. It isn't much but it is a glimpse of a something ... which is just about what we were going to get for Civale.
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