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  1. That's a great point, as long as you don't lose the challenge if they are successful
  2. I want to be excited, I am very excited to see him play, just hoping they don't burn a full year of control for the 12 games now
  3. I want to be excited, I am very excited to see him play, just hoping they don't burn a full year of control for the 12 games now
  4. I hope they fully implement robo umps and not the challenge system. If the Brewers challenged a single pitch yesterday thats great but if the ump keeps calling the same pitch a strike when it's not then it won't matter
  5. Ohtani pitching 6 shutout with 10 ks and the Angels losing basically sums up the Angels as a franchise
  6. Just saw this so sorry for the late response, but I never understood why histories follow teams(I know why they do legally but it's dumb). Warren Spahn literally never played in Atlanta. If the Edmonton Oilers ever moved to Milwaukee I'd find it weird to celebrate Wayne Gretzky or the Stanley Cups they had won for example.
  7. Yesterday continued my confidence in the pen arms that Arnold has assembled, they aren't proven but there is a lot of talent there.
  8. I'd guess it'd be Toro until the 2 weeks are up. I also believe that is the right call to me. Brosseau looked good last year and had a great spring, let him start for a couple weeks at 3b
  9. Yep, they are basically the inverse of us, great offense but poor pitching
  10. Guessing we'd see Toro come up if Urias has to go to the IL
  11. Rough start for the position players for sure. The offense did a good job getting on base and getting into scoring position early but it felt like after the Rowdy GIDP followed up by giving up 4 runs they just sort of folded for lack of a better term. Adames had a really rough day in this both at the plate and defensively. The one plus was the three Bullpen guys all looked. Not ideal to start 0-1 in Chicago but cold weather is always an equalizer hopefully we can still take the series
  12. I think there is a very big difference between sucks and unproven. This pen is very much unproven, but I wouldn't say it sucks yet
  13. I consider myself a pretty hard-core fan but I've literally never heard of the Cubs RF
  14. I agree, this is a really fun idea for these guys
  15. Something I didn't realize, the Cubs don't have a single lefty in their Bullpen so scratch my note on LLL in the lineup
  16. Interesting putting Turang Yelich Winker b2b2b and not breaking up the lefties more
  17. Heading into this series hoping to take 2 of 3, the Brewers should have a clear pitching advantage in the 1st 2 games and the 3rd is probably pretty even. But cold weather can cause some variance and baseball is just weird. But if they can take 2 of 3 in Wrigley to start the year that'd be a good start
  18. Can you name 10 or so teams with a better defense? Not many defense have 3 truly elite defenders
  19. Mitchell is an elite defensive CF, Adames & Turang are also elite at SS & 2b respectively. Anderson is above average in RF, Urias at 3b, Contreras at C, and Yelich in LF are all average to slightly above average. Rowdy is the only one who is an actual bad defenders. I'm not sure specifically on other teams but I'd absolutely guess that the Brewers will have one of the best defenses in MLB this year
  20. Check out Strezlecki, he put up great numbers last year and his underlying metrics say it wasn't a fluke.
  21. I think you guys are underrating Strezlecki quite a bit, he was really good last season and he's Relievers can have high variance from year to year but with the amount of really good arms the Brewers stacked up I'm quite confident a couple of them with step up into high leverage Relievers
  22. The bullpen is the biggest Wildcard going into the season that the team has. As Brock said there are a ton of talented arms like Strzelecki, Varland, Guerra, & Bush but there are very few proven arms besides Williams. This extends to the minors with guys like Cousins, Tyson Miller, Uribe, & Cam Robinson, and to injured guys like Ashby, Houser, & to a lesser extent Justin Wilson. I'm confident atleast a few of these guys will step up and grab major roles throughout the season, but it's hard to know which ones and the first month or two could be problematic as they try and find out who steps up and who doesn't.
  23. MVP: Brandon Woodruff CY Young: Brandon Woodruff Rookie of the Year: Sal Frelick BA Leader: Sal Frelick HR Leader: Willy Adames ERA Leader: Woodruff for SP, Strzelecki for everyone SO Leader: Corbin Burnes WAR Leader: Willy Adames Breakout(s): Frelick, Winker, Strzeleck, Varland, Guerra Disappointment(s): Lauer, Bush, Mitchell, Contreras Bold Prediction (s): Tyrone Taylor is traded in May, Counsell wins Manager of the Year Record: 89-73 Playoffs? Yes, NL Central Champs, lose to Dodgers in NLDS
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