nate82
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Garcia right now is the best hitter on the team and no one is even close to him right now. At 54.8% of his hits being that of the hard hit category and that puts him in an elite category. Obviously he won't continue to do this but he has started out red hot when he has been making contact. Elite for a full season is around 47%.
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He is also 2nd in hard% on the team at 47.8%. When he is hitting the ball they have been hit rather hard. I am fine with him not walking if he is squaring up on the ball when he is making contact. -
When was the last time the Brewers had a pitcher start the year with 3 straight 9+ strikeout games? Maybe Sheets though I don't think he ever did.
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Not the be all end all but baseball savant has it at 95 MPH+. https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/statcast_leaderboard
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COINBASE went public today. Currently trading around $330 a share. I am going to wait and see if it goes down to around $200. I think it is over valued where it is at now.
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I see the umpires are trying to get MLB to implement robot umps again.
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The Atlantic League to move the pitching mound back by 1 foot and will implement the "double hook" rule. https://theathletic.com/2518208/2021/04/14/moving-the-mound-the-double-hook-what-mlb-and-the-atlantic-league-are-trying-out-next?source=user-shared-article I like the double hook rule as it ties the DH to the starting pitcher which brings in some strategy. Not sure on how I feel about the mound moving back.
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I believe I read somewhere that they think it is the birth control pills that are causing it. At least that is a theory which is probably more than likely the cause as there are some forms of birth control that can cause blood clots.
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I believe the team would only be responsible if they were supplying the alcohol. Civil wise they could be sued for that as you don't have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that they knew. Definitely not criminal negligence but could sue the team for being negligent and the team would more than likely settle before it even goes to court.
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This umpires strike zone sucks.
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So the Brewers score 6 runs in the 6th inning on 6 total hits in the game. Coincidence? [sarcasm]The Cardinals don't think so.[/sarcasm]
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Other than forcing his manager to get him out of the game?
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McKinney is looking to be a good pick up so far.
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He has a hard hit % of 59.1 so far this year and leads all Brewers with 13 95MPH+ hits followed by JBJ 9, Yelich and Cain at 8. https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/leaderboard/statcast?type=batter&year=2021&position=&team=158&min=1&sort=12&sortDir=desc
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Looks to be a tight strike zone tonight at least for Peralta so far he isn't getting any of the calls on the black.
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Yardley optioned to Alternate site......Perdomo recalled
nate82 replied to markedman5's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
It looked like to me that Yardley never found his release point in spring training and it continued into the start of the season. He was either releasing the ball early or he was late. Hopefully he can find his release point as the Brewers are going to need him at some point this season. -
Shaw hit a ball off of his ankle so it probably swelled up on him.
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Maybe the only other team I think of in recent memory would be 2011 with Kotsay, Counsell and Morgan/Gomez.
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I want to see McKinney get a few starts here.
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The way this happened is more someone operating under free will. If this were someone losing impulse control it would be more in the moment and this looks to be planned and not something that was acted upon based on losing impulse. We won't know for certain because they took their own life but I don't see this as someone losing impulse control this seemed planned and not based on impulse.
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[sarcasm]Great now we are out of runs for the rest of this weekend and will have to wait for next week before we can score more runs![/sarcasm]
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Trevor Story (or other SS targets?)
nate82 replied to KCBrewerfan34's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
If the Brewers are spending resources to get a SS I would prefer someone like Bogaerts over anyone else. Though I doubt the Red Sox would trade him. I think value wise you could find better value at 1B if Hiura continues to struggle with the bat. If the Nationals are out of it either Schwarber or Bell could be available to fill 1B. I don't see Vogelbach as a viable option at 1B fulltime or either part-time really. -
Other than double posting!
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I believe the Yankees have made exceptions in the past. I believe Gossage was able to keep his mustache and I think their was one more but can't remember who. Also if you watched the MLB special on Griffey Jr. he wouldn't sign with the Yankees because of how they treated his dad and he had a no trade clause that he wouldn't waive either. I believe Bonds also had the same issue with the Yankees and a lot of other teams also.
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JP just needs to throw some of those pitches just a little bit closer to the zone and he gets an out from one of them. They were just way too far off the plate to be effective pitches. A little closer and he might get a strikeout or a weak grounder.
