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  1. With recent offensive improvements and stellar defense coming from Ortiz, I'm starting to come around that he might be enough. Should be able to upgrade Durbin. But ether way, they are banking on a number of "maybe good enough" for the playoffs, and that's before we get to the very weak bench. Brewers could upgrade 3B or SS and minimally end up with a platoon, rotation or just great bench depth. I'm of the belief they have more than enough farm pieces to flip that won't significantly impact the future
  2. Certainly chemistry on a team that seems to be playing well above expectations is one concern The other: brewers are in rare territory for the org this late in the season. Even if they have more talent on a future team, there is no guarantee that will translate vs future injuries and competition (see dodgers). I just think they will regret keeping an overloaded farm system on an org poised for a deep playoff run, while competitors make their moves. We are seeing the impact a bat like Vaughn has been swinging on this lineup.
  3. At this point I think we have to buy. - hottest team in baseball but need to pace moves coming from others - Great controllable pitching depth but losing top of rotation soon (predictibility of a healthy 2025 vs future success) - move will have immediate impact on lineup that lacks power and depth - if any team can afford to sacrifice some pitching & prospects, it's the brewers right now - payroll that's played it safe in recent years waiting for opportunity
  4. wanting him at the plate and watching him rip those doubles was unlocking some Overbay vibes for me
  5. I have a hard time believing with all the talented SPs in the org and all of the top 100ish talent, the Brewers cant put together a package for more than just a rental bat. A Yelich-type trade.
  6. yeah, have to say that Dodgers sweep finally got me off the fence. I am officially now finally optimistic that this will be a good season
  7. I think they have to address first base and take the hit. They'll get a big boost in offense by going from awful to average
  8. Im not so sure on Pierce. He was extremely consistent at 89-90 the entire game and I think I saw 91 once.
  9. stadium gun on goforth: sat 94-96, touched 98
  10. Goforth wasnt missing too many bats, but he was sitting mid-90s and touched 98 on the stadium gun when I was watching
  11. impressive debut for Thornburg. 7k's on 3H, 1R in 5 innings. hasnt missed a beat
  12. looking on gamecast, all 3 balls to molina were well in the strike zone, same with the "balls" to Holliday.
  13. looking on gamecast, all 3 balls to molina were well in the strike zone, same with the "balls" to Holliday.
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