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  1. It's his 3rd season playing. Wouldn't that be 3 options?
  2. I get that. But while their clocks start, who the crew sends down gets wound back. Hoskins day today pretty much cemented a future trade by the deadline. If the team has a sell-off frenzy, you do need to replace those players now gone. Once past Super 2 make some changes is all I'm suggesting staring at multiple under 550 OPS with sample size growing. The biggest argument against wouldn't be starting the clock, but using an option. Ortiz won't have an option after this season. Climbing to can't touch me territory you don't have anyone better to start no matter how poor I play. Option him and rewind that clock to hurt his future pay and delay it.
  3. Say we trade Hoskins as he may be best veteran bat going this season, you create the open spot to add Wilken for 1st. TURBO- it's ok to disagree with a thought. I forgot there was an A+ and was thinking AA was Made's next stop. Daz Cameron isn't the answer, he's another problem hitter. If the team wants to continue trotting hitters below a Uecker line, when having options to try higher ceiling prospect, they aren't trying. 75 win team with an arrow pointing towards 72 wins.
  4. Think it was a Baseball America article that made a suggestion, Made was possibly better than Chourio. He'll be in AA before year is done as long he doesn't crater these next 2 months. 100+ PAs in A ball at 874 OPS. 18y. Not 21-23
  5. I'm suggesting to with Ortiz below .500 OPS and Durbin below 560 OPS. Below Uecker career ops avg. Frelick is crashing down from his start and that likely craters in the 650s. If come Aug 1st and Ortiz and Durbin aren't hitting an approach near 700OPS. You have to consider it if Made, Pratt, or Wilken are exceeding expectations with higher upsides than those 2.
  6. Oh man Wilken is having a player of the month start to his May with 5 HRs already. I must have looked at his numbers just prior to his May. The team is going to need 1 of the 3 (Pratt+Made)before season is over without a turnaround from Ortiz and Durbin.
  7. Ortiz needs to be optioned. Don't care who replaces him and how bad they'll be. Just need to send a message to the players on this team and to Joey. Pratt and Made are closing in. Those 2 continue looking better than Ortiz in the minors, no one else to blame but himself when they get the call.
  8. Wait wasn't your reply because that comment was in bold?
  9. Do #5s even exist in this RP heavy era these days? I feel like SPs going 4-5IP to avoid going through lineups a 3rd time has restricted #5s and boosts them to #4s 5IP 1ER. Great start to hopefully a long productive Brewer career.
  10. Bases loaded 0 outs. 3 straight pitches down the bullseye center of plate. A 15ft dribbler double play and two fouls by Hoskins who shouldn't be allowed on the plane. He's not better. He trashier.
  11. His exit velocity on many AB exceed 100 MPH so there's gotta be some bad luck for BABIP.
  12. It was mentioned Priester could start Thursday.
  13. Want to set the stage for Chourio: his 4th HR didn't happen until April 20 last season. 5th? May 15th. Go yard young man!
  14. More nascar fan where it's Casey Mears. I think Rick might be dad?
  15. Just looked at his game logs for last season. Pitched twice vs Milw and went 6 IP in both games. He had 4 games of 6 IP last year which ties Ashby for number of 6 IP starts he's thrown for Milwaukee. Also while Priester had HR issues, he didn't give one up in his last 6 appearances. 14.2 IP.
  16. Well Priester must be 1st since he was drafted out of high school in 2019, missed 2020 minors season due to covid, and we're only begun 2025 season.
  17. The comp future thought in regard to Burnes could bear merit. 2019 4seam fb he threw the most. Cutter the least. 2020 he nearly stopped throwing the 4 seamer altogether and the Cutter became nearly his #1 pitch. Priester began throwing a cutter last season and didn't in 2023. The FB gave up HRs. His Changeup has been above avg. Just saying, sounds like Burnes. We get to develop that with team control for at least 5 seasons.
  18. The comparison towards Burnes rough start and that all it took was ditching a type of pitch he threw for HRs against to ditching it and throwing another pitch more often. What I'm suggesting is rather his 5pitch arsenal, they identified like with Burnes a better pitch to lead his combo. I'm sorry you took the suggestion as he's the next Burnes. It was more initial results and then turning a page 1 season later due to the pitching lab effects.
  19. Awesome!. 6'3 former 1st rd High School prep arm. A victim of 2020's lost season. Former top 60 prospect and throws a 4 pitch mix. Who does this sound like? Burnes. Change a 4/5 pitch mix to focus on 3 good/better pitch mix. The fact he's not a 2 pitch mix and needs to develop a 3rd is an amazing get. 6-3 again will bring confidence towards filling out and throwing high number of innings. Good deal with immediate impact vs 2+years away.
  20. Wouldn't the bat be heavier? What's the weight of normal to this style?
  21. Oh I dunno penalize them no revenue shared to Miami over 2 years. Then that gives the reason to turn that stadium in to a Futbol host city. At least 10yrs ago it was said being given 40mil in revenue sharing and the GM at the time fielded like a 28M team. Mlb needs to retract to fix this. They never will due to money they are making overall. So the product you see the Big markets always put out is skewed in their favor.
  22. Taking away all of LA's picks sorta encourages the need to spend on absurd contracts to field their teams. Maybe a max dollar a team can spend in one offseason? Max on deferrals? The players don't care. No cap equals their contracts can reach $1Billion soon. Setting a floor is tough too. A team full of young pre-arbs could argue on a year or 2 being below that threshold. There's no good answer to this because players want to be paid.
  23. 95-67. It'll be win it for Uecker all season. Chourio is League MVP. Yelich is a full go with his back and finishes 5th in MVP. The team's bats are over .66 runs per game better than last season. The pitching has more vets to keep any losing streak from being more than 4 games. What a season this will be. Uecker approved
  24. Not counting Milw/LA D. The central had a better Win pct than the NL West. The schedule isn't as division heavy. So the Central was tougher than the West.
  25. Chourio alone makes this team better. He has the bat ability pitchers will fear. Think after Yelich's Knee injury the Brewers haven't had the ability to say that.
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