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Is Lockridge... a player?
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Are we really also getting MVP Yelich back for the stretch run?! Uecker is so good to us man...
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That's not a triple. What is he doing.
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Yeah, these kids are not going to be in Appleton long lol. They are electric and their bags might be marked for Biloxi for a cup of coffee before September ends.
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Kudos to Suter, man. He was always effective for us but I always felt like he was 3 bad outings away from getting DFA'd. Just perpetually thought "his style can't stay effective long term". Here he is in his 10th year. Has had a positive WAR every season except one. I'm sure he will have a job in whatever organization as a coach or TV or front office guy whenever he decides he is done.
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All but eliminates Miz from ROTY convos...
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Yelich is the only player in MLB history to have multiple cycles against the same team. He has 3 against Cincy. Let's get him #4.
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This game had a goofy feel to it from the jump. Short a few players, knowing Miz is only going a few innings, possible small emotional come down from the Burger win/hype .... Knowing this team it means nothing and we still win by 6 runs .. but this one just has an odd aura from the jump to me. I know that is easy to say after this start but ... hope I'm wrong.
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Is this the fastest lineup we've ever started?
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This x100. If the Brewers have a rested, healthy Chourio who can come close to repeating his 2024 closing numbers ... we are going to be in such a good position. I personally don't want to see him or Hoskins until 9/1 at the earliest. Rest up for the stretch and finish off the most magical season of our lives.
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Berroa is a switch hitter and with a RHP on the mound maybe he gets thrown right into the fire tonight? Berroa managed to be a positive WAR contributor to Toronto back in '24 with non-existent offense - I'm assuming he is a plus defender? EDIT** I just saw he is 5'9, 178 and was 5th in all of MiLB between '21-'24 in combined stolen bases before his call up to the Blue Jays. The Brewers are just laughing at the rest of baseball right now. We are collecting every short, fast, good defending outfielder that exists.
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2-1 after last night. I was at the Jedi Chourio bobblehead loss to the Twins and I have been at both Brewers win over Skenes.
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Once the offseason hits if I was an opposing GM I'd be calling the Brewers daily for Adamczewski. He is blocked at every level it seems.
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Siegler taking the extra base stays out of the double play and then later scores. +1 for base running
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Gosh darn it don't let this kid grow on me too now... Good hustle.
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This Made character can swing it... Smaller crowd than I would have thought... Even though it is a noon weekday game.
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Selflessly, I want all 3 of Made/Pena/Fischer to crush it the rest of the year and be in AA next year to start. Selfishly, living 9 minutes from the TRats stadium I only have 4 potential home games the rest of the year with the 3 of them together... which is a real bummer. Either way, the TRats have been a hard sell this year thus far so getting some star power here is nice. Bad luck for the local stadium team we will only have them for so few games.
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Just getting back from the game. I'm happy to say I was able to make it to both games this year against Skenes in Milwaukee. Not much else to say, this team is bonkers and I've never seen anything like this following baseball before and just so thrilled and honored it is happening to our guys and we get to be a part of it.
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I fear you are basing your Brewers memories of him off of 2.1 innings pitched in the playoffs in his career and from a dumb decision to punch a wall. His covid year was magic. After that, the lowest ERA numbers of his Brewers career were his seasons as a closer, the lowest WHIP #'s he had were his years as a Brewers closer, his best K/BB numbers were as a closer. He only blew 11 save chances as a Milwaukee Brewers pitcher in his career (including playoffs) and for reference, his save % (86.1%) is nearly identical to Josh Hader's as a Brewers player (86.9%). I know your eyes saw what they saw but the #'s paint a much more favorable picture of who Devin Williams was on the mound. It is just too bad he tipped a few pitches against the Mets and that is predominantly what he will be remembered for.
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The crowd is going to be electric. Hopefully we can make Skenes hear us.
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Oh so Miller is a gold glover as well? Cool. Cool cool cool.
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put the pressure on the defense... golly these guys are fun
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well that didn't take long.
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The discussion of who has been the most important Brewers player this season is a fun one and I think there are under a half dozen guys who you could make a real argument for. I think Peralta is on that list, I think Priester is on that list, I think if we combine the back end of the bullpen into one person... They are on that list, Vaughn is trending to get there and Durbin probably deserves an honorable mention in there somewhere.. Isaac Collins is on the list and I would not fight anyone who has him picked as our most important player this season.
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No I get it... I'm just saying a certain fan base swore him to be the MVP leader in May and now he is giving up his most important at bats.
