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Trade Rumor: Brewers Pursuing Nationals' Josh Bell
JCREW replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
I wonder if the specter of a Soto trade is holding up Bell action… especially if the Nats are seeking high minors guys. if the Padres were leading with Campusano for Soto, the Nats might not be bullish on a Bell deal that led with someone like Feliciano or Quero. -
Article: The Weekly Dispatch: The End of an Error
JCREW replied to Brent Sirvio's topic in Brewer Fanatic Front Page News
The Hall of Fame will always be a lightning rod of sorts. I'm glad for a good, if overdue, decision being made. Beautiful article. Thank you for writing it. Thank you for shining a light on a life well-lived. -
There are two huge holes in our offense: CF against LHP (more than .100 ops below average) and 1B against LHP (more than .080 ops below average)( DH against LHP is probably the next on the list) (excessive parentheses are above average). Everything else on the roster grades out average or better. If Hiura had normal splits instead of reverse splits, then it would be a no-brainer to upgrade at CF. I really appreciate the article, and the data (especially against LHP supports it). Rowdy and Keston both grade out poorly on defense. Whether the eye-test agrees, I don’t know. If there was a guy who had great defense, could mash lefties, and cost an organizational 11 or lower prospect, then yes, Get that guy. But I get tied up on the emotional part of it. My kids LOVE Rowdy. Their first game in over a year (because I am rarely in WI) was Tuesday, when Rowdy’s home run was the main bright spot. So while Keston and Rowdy have their flaws, I love sharing moments with my kids. The moment will rarely be the World Series. But as long as the moments of jumping off the couch, screaming “Rowdybomb!!!” exist, I will be happy.
