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Brandon Woodruff: Batter (Giants) vs Pitching Stats Johnny Cueto: Batter (Brewers) vs Pitching Stats Statcast Game Preview for Giants-Brewers Statcast Game Feed for Giants-Brewers -
It was more than a decade before I was born, but paying homage to Tommy Harper who put up 7.4 WAR in the Brewers inaugural season in Milwaukee.
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I think at this point it’s probably safe to assume everyone is well aware of the Wilmer Flores trade/non-trade.
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Renato Nunez as Stopgap RH 1B & 3B
Eye Black replied to edfunderburk's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
Yeah, the Brewers recent trend of acquiring players that have previously flashed some talent and are in the age 26-27 range is one I’m a big fan of continuing. -
What’d I miss? I was wondering the same thing. I’ve been out of the loop today, hopefully no setbacks for Taylor reported?
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Should’ve challenged that one. Belt’s foot definitely lost contact with the base prior to catching the ball.
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Yelich heating up over the past three weeks is a very exciting development for this team’s hope for playoff success.
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Corbin Burnes: Batter (Giants) vs Pitching Stats Johnny Cueto: Batter (Brewers) vs Pitching Stats Statcast Game Preview for Giants-Brewers Statcast Game Feed for Giants-Brewers
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It’s now to the point where if the Brewers don’t win the division it will have a lot more to do with the Brewers than the Reds. For instance even if the Brewers just completely tread water and finish 16-15 (assuming they pull out today’s game), then the Reds would have to go 25-5 to win the division outright, and 24-6 to force a game 163. It’s going to take a Milwaukee collapse to give the Reds any life at this point.
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Marlins take 2 out of 3 from the mighty Reds.
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And now Stephenson reaches on a week infield chopper to the third baseman. Still no outs.
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Marlins coming up in the bottom of the 8th, the Reds are now down to their final at bat. I’m hoping the magic number makes just a brief pit stop on 24 today.
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Urias and Yelich in a race to an .800 OPS. Urias also at .774 currently.
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More like Griffin “allows” Jax, amirite… sorry
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Next year is a near lock to be the 12th consecutive season the Brewers have had a different opening day first baseman. At this point taking a chance on someone like Rowdy possibly being a multi-year solution at the position seems worth a try (especially with the lack of current internal options in the farm system).
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Since August 11th Yelich is now 22-for-61 (.361 BA) with 6 doubles, 2 home runs, and 6 walks. If he keeps trending in the right direction over the coming weeks I’ll feel really good about this lineup come playoff time.
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A strikeout against Astudillo is a solid accomplishment for Ashby. Willians had just 11 in 182 plate appearances this season coming into today. Astudillo also somehow has just two walks this season.
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Aaron Ashby’s ESPN Stats Page Griffin Jax’s ESPN Stats Page Statcast Game Preview for Twins-Brewers Statcast Game Feed for Twins-Brewers
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It would’ve been nice to give Wong a chance in that situation. Tough night for Houser.
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Alright, they have something brewing. Time to turn up the heat.
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It would certainly suck to get swept, but I guess I’d be curious what sort of immediate ramifications could possibly make tomorrow a must win.
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The Sano hit looked like a double play ground ball off the bat and somehow ended up being a 2-RBI double.
