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  1. I liked the previous iteration. These are terrible
  2. Given that Sproat is a groundball heavy pitcher, I'm curious how the defense with Rengifo & Sanchez at the corners holds up
  3. Your exact quote was " I just don't get the love affair with the cheesy WBC" I was just explaining why there are a lot of people that enjoy the WBC
  4. Just look at how much it meant to the players from Venezuela. The TV ratings for the WBC were through the roof. Maybe USA fans dont care as much but fans from Venezuela, the DR, Italy, Japan, etc. certainly cared
  5. The Brewers sent the Rays cash
  6. For those who have Spectrum, channel 308 appears to be the Brewers channel
  7. It's easy to see why the Brewers wanted Angel Zerpa on their team
  8. Not only is Lockridge having an awesome ST, I think what's more important is how good he was for us in a limited sample last year. He was worth 0.4 bWAR in only 53 PAs for the Brewers last season. Thats nearly a 4 win player if he got 500 PAs. Given both the small sample last year & what he's doing in ST I hope we give him plenty of PT early to see if any of it is sustainable
  9. The easy answer here is no. If the WBC spanned 162 games and then had a best of 7 series it would feel a lot different. What really helps the atmosphere of the WBC is the short time period & single elimination nature of it. Every game in the WBC truly means something and once you get to the knock out round any team can be knocked out at any point
  10. Is there any part of the Brewers organization your confident in?
  11. I mean I wouldn't put it past Arnold to make a deal at anytime. I think they gave up so much for Zerpa because they expect him to be a late inning guy for them. So I think they are happy to deal Megill if a team offers a good package, I just dont think theyve gotten that offer, maybe a ST injury will change that
  12. Seems the Brewers could have had Urias if they wanted him
  13. This is good news. Hopefully Arnold is next
  14. Not too mention the payroll is up $14 million over last years OD payroll according to Fangraphs. So ownership actually upped what they were willing to pay a decent amount
  15. Made, Pena, & Fischer are unlikely to make it to the big leagues this year Adams, Bitonti, & Adamczewski arent likely to play 3B in the majors
  16. I expect Zerpa to be a leverage guy. They traded for him because they really believe they have something with him
  17. I think this is mostly correct but I expect Hamilton to platoon with Rengifo & Perkins with Mitchell. Bauers will likely also get a good amount of starts vs RHP
  18. With the Rengifo signing, Fangraphs now has the 2026 payroll $14 million higher than the 2025 Opening Day payroll & $7 million higher than the 2025 Final payroll. So a bit of a jump this offseason in terms of money spent by the Brewers
  19. Collins/Mears for Zerpa is one of those trades where on paper it looks bad, but I have absolute 100% faith in Arnold & Co. when it comes to pitching
  20. They will certainly have decisions to make vs LHP. Jansen should probably be starting any time a lefty is on the mound as well. He crushes them
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