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  1. liveforoctober
    I wonder how close that play at the plate is if he tags appropriately...
  2. liveforoctober
    Alastre in to pitch. We are out of pitchers and it is the 7th. Alastre pitched Thursday when I was there. South Bend might score 30.
  3. liveforoctober
    First 5 games against South Bend: 10-1 L 11-6 W 25-6 L 9-0 L 18-2 today thus far... 68 runs given up in 5 games and counting. That's ... impressive.
  4. liveforoctober
    Interesting! Congrats to Strzelecki on getting back to the bigs. He was my dark horse to make the team out of ST to balance out the bullpen..
  5. liveforoctober
    I can't imagine any other series in Timber Rattlers history was as lopsided as this one. South Bend has scored 500 runs in the last few nights.
  6. liveforoctober
    https://x.com/OptaSTATS/status/2055636642640056655?s=20 Sorry I thought that link would embed... "After Friday night, the @Brewers' Aaron Ashby now has 8 wins this year - all in relief. No one else in MLB has more than 6 wins. It's the first time in the modern era a pitcher had at least 2 more relief wins than any other MLB pitcher had total wins at the end of any given day."
  7. liveforoctober
    Rylan Mills getting moved up to Wilson is a nice little crumb this morning. Would love nothing more for him to rake and shove Dinges up to AA by EOY.
  8. liveforoctober
    Is there an official or unofficial number we are looking for to declare someone 3TO? If there isn't can we create one? Is it just 50% we are looking for? Re: Sanchez above.. looks like in 104 PA he has 19 BB (18.3%), 5 HR (4.8%) and 22 SO (21.1%) so his 44.2% 3TO does not meet my fabricated criteria above. *editing this to acknowledge you would need a minimum of each to qualify because Garrett Mitchell technically with his 15.8% BB, 37.9% K, and 1% HR number would break my fictitious 50% number and therefore qualify as a 3TO player this season without the power*
  9. liveforoctober
    Very true and a fun side game to monitor. He must be stressing though, because his pieces got a little more permanent with Chourio and Vaughn coming back. Bringing up Baddoo could buy him another week and then Yeli hasn't played with Vaughn and Chourio really so you can tinker with that for a bit. We would have to call up Jett to get us to the trade deadline and then get in some new blood to make it to end of season call ups. It won't be easy to run the table but I believe in him. He isn't manager of the year for no reason.
  10. liveforoctober
    If they want a bullpen arm today already it is probably Yoho? McGee was optioned on the 3rd so he should be available tomorrow though if desired.
  11. liveforoctober
    A little unorthodox way for Ashby to put himself in position but I never doubted him. Vulture for life.
  12. liveforoctober
    The vulture has this game exactly where he wants it.
  13. liveforoctober
    well done. what else do you hope for tonight?
  14. liveforoctober
    I don't disagree re: brick wall. Best case scenario for me is we bring him up soon and he fills the Lockridge role and offers another RH bat off the bench for a month... he plays well and then sometime in late June/early July we can send him along with a low level ticket to some team that is already out of it for a bullpen arm or something.
  15. liveforoctober
    I think so, yes. He would need exposure to waivers if sent back down. My whole deal with him is if not now, when? He isn't going to be a long term option for us, so his opportunity to help the big league club is now. Otherwise we are saying he is a "break glass in case of emergency" guy for us... which is fine if true but I feel we can utilize the asset better? If he comes up and shows well, he has created a small trade value that could be capitalized upon if we need to send him back down. If he comes up and doesn't show well, he either clears waivers ala Greg Jones/Luis Matos or we lose him to a waiver claim - in which case he wasn't going to get another call up in that instance anyway and we will need a spot or two available for promotions to AAA as it is. The only reason to hold him full season without an early season opportunity is in case we suffer multiple injuries late in the year ... but by then both Jett and Pratt will be the next in line for a RH hitting infield/outfield option to be brought up. He is hitting well and we could use another RH bat ... we haven't hit LHP well at all this year. I feel like he can help and his opportunity to help is now IMHO.
  16. liveforoctober
    Just left the TRats game. Highlight was a couple of decent hot dogs. Lowlight was the TRats game.
  17. liveforoctober
    4 years but actually 1 year. Again, I'm not excusing the flaws but, because of the injuries, Mitchell just has had a different workload from his peers. He has just over 500 career at bats in the major leagues right now. For reference, Brice Turang had just under 600 last year alone. His time with Milwaukee might be up if he doesn't figure it out soon... But to me he is a perfect candidate to toil around for awhile until he reaches 1200-1500 professional at bats or so and suddenly turn in a 3 year run of being an .800+ OPS player. We need more production from his spot in the lineup. But I also am not on the "he is what he is" bandwagon with him considering his path thus far.
  18. liveforoctober
    what are we even doing
  19. liveforoctober
    Wouldn't be the most Brewers inning of all time without a thousand runners on base without a ball leaving the infield (until Rengifo) and also a lost challenge lol
  20. liveforoctober
    Luis, keep the bat on your shoulder until he throws you a strike maybe?
  21. liveforoctober
    I'm mentally noting a bases loaded at bat that isn't Joey Ortiz... feels like it hasn't happened since 2024.
  22. liveforoctober
    Leonard has been my choice for a minute now. I would have had him up here a while ago.
  23. liveforoctober
    An alarming number of you have not seemingly seen one of the best baseball interviews of all time...
  24. liveforoctober
    Luis Rengifo has his head above water at long last. .204 after that single.
  25. liveforoctober
    Here comes the classic Brewers inning... (knock on wood)
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