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Well this I definitely agree with. Mystified why our third best player is ever sitting. He's bad against LHP but better career numbers than Moustakas or Schoop (who are also bad against LHP)
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The guy who's 2-for-4 with a run and a big RBI tonight? I would rather have Villar but there must have been some kind of clubhouse issue with him, I don't know.
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Not crazy about using Knebel/Jeffress here but I guess they'll have tomorrow off.
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??? The guy who's hit like 8 clutch HR in the last few days?
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One of these days he's going to make it!
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So in reality this guy has walked the first three batters
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I'm fine with Yelich losing the Triple Crown if Matt Carpenter hits 5 HR tomorrow.
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Frank Thomas changed his imaginary vote
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Thames has like a .400 OBP in September. He was bad in August...
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31 pitches. His season high is 40. Not sure it makes sense to push him there when we're going to need him in more important games in a few days.
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Who pitches after Burnes here?
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Yelich has a worse arm than Braun? What?
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Mr. Kratz is responsible for my favorite play of the entire season: the phantom tag!
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Runner on second with one of the best pure hitters vs. LHP in the majors at the plate
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Phew, another lucky break there!
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Alright Schoop! How great would now be for him to get on a hot streak?
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Even setting aside his defense and speed, Keon should definitely be a lock as he is one of the few players on the team (along with Cain/Yelich/Braun/Aguilar) who can actually hit LHP. Perez favors LHP as well but he's had a brutal September. Do we use spots on both Perez and Schoop?
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Braun up to #3 in the lineup. Ready for the postseason.
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What deal would it take? I'd go for a 6-year, $90 million, with two one-year options at $20 million each. A bit over the Garza deal, but that has good points: 1. It gives us a near-TOR starter for the competitive window. 2. The control would enable a substantial return three or four years down the road. 3. It isn't a bank-breaking deal that would blow up payroll. We are five years removed from the last reports of shoulder pain. This guy should be the Crew's top priority. It will be interesting to see how the contract shakes out under the new posting system. That is a big commitment to a guy that will be a question mark against MLB hitters. It also seems too rich for Milwaukee; we would owe roughly another $15 million as a posting fee, plus up to $6 million more if the options were picked up. I would love for Stearns to go after Kikuchi though. Imagine our 2018 lineup and bullpen, and suddenly you have Jimmy Nelson and potentially another #1/#2 at the top of the rotation?!
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not really Why not? If the Brewers win the next 3 games they move on. (Might only need the next two)
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Accidentally ordered myself a Mikolas jersey. Have to go cancel the order before it ships!
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Highest Playoff Level Achieved: World Series Champs! Offensive MVP: Lorenzo Cain Pitching MVP: Jeremy Jeffress Most Surprising Player: Travis Shaw Most Disappointing Player: Josh Hader
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Found this old clip on YouTube, though some might be amused to see it:
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Really? Seems like they pan out quite often and on relatively cheap contracts.