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  1. He hit 19 home runs in less than 300 at bats at Triple-A last year. Yes, that was in hitters parks with a Mickey Mouse baseball, but you still don’t do that if you have no pop. His exit velocities have been solid enough to believe he’ll be able to drive the ball at some point. He’s also just turned 23 and is coming off a broken hamate bone which historically saps power in the short-term. I’m not worrying about it right now.
  2. He hit 19 home runs in less than 300 at bats at Triple-A last year. Yes, that was in hitters parks with a Mickey Mouse baseball, but you still don’t do that if you have no pop. His exit velocities have been solid enough to believe he’ll be able to drive the ball at some point. He’s also just turned 23 and is coming off a broken hamate bone which historically saps power in the short-term. I’m not worrying about it right now.
  3. He hit 19 home runs in less than 300 at bats at Triple-A last year. Yes, that was in hitters parks with a Mickey Mouse baseball, but you still don’t do that if you have no pop. His exit velocities have been solid enough to believe he’ll be able to drive the ball at some point. He’s also just turned 23 and is coming off a broken hamate bone which historically saps power in the short-term. I’m not worrying about it right now.
  4. What a disappointment. This offense is anemic with little hope of it turning around.
  5. What a disappointment. This offense is anemic with little hope of it turning around.
  6. What a disappointment. This offense is anemic with little hope of it turning around.
  7. I know this won’t surprise anyone, but Peterson has been very, very bad against left handed pitchers in his career. Sogard might have a better chance of stealing home.
  8. I know this won’t surprise anyone, but Peterson has been very, very bad against left handed pitchers in his career. Sogard might have a better chance of stealing home.
  9. I know this won’t surprise anyone, but Peterson has been very, very bad against left handed pitchers in his career. Sogard might have a better chance of stealing home.
  10. Well having a LHP on the mound here is a very nice surprise.
  11. Well having a LHP on the mound here is a very nice surprise.
  12. Well having a LHP on the mound here is a very nice surprise.
  13. Sogard is on deck, so I think I’ll take my chances with Taylor swing here.
  14. Does it seem like Yelich’s helmet flops over his eyes on a lot of these swings?
  15. Narvaez as the runner on 2B isn’t ideal. He’s in the 8th percentile of sprint speed across MLB.
  16. He was an All-American starting pitcher in college. Of course, that was two Tommy John surgeries ago. I’m aware of his prior accomplishments, but like you mentioned just wasn’t sure if they viewed him as a multi-inning guy since the injuries.
  17. In all seriousness, the possibility of stopping the Cardinals and somehow scoring the free runner from 2nd probably significantly increases the Brewers odds of winning this game over a normal season’s regular extra innings.
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