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  1. Frelick calling Gasser (who is like ten months older than him) “kid”.
  2. Believe he was only offered minor league deals after the pandemic but thought he was better than having to earn his way back to the bigs so that was that.
  3. AZ Crew scored another complex style run with a Filippo walk, to third on an Ibarguen reach on error, then another double steal. Currently leading 3-1 after five. Enniel Cortez came on in relief of Reyes to record the final out of the 5th via K and will presumably be back out top of six.
  4. Final year? Things keep going like this and it might be their final series 😂
  5. Right. The Brewers front office turned their mistake into two productive players because they are smart.
  6. Even if you want to ignore the Esteury for Contreras portion of the trade for whatever reason, Hader threw 72 IP with SDP totaling 1.7 rWAR…Gasser has seven years to beat that.
  7. Got us Hunter Renfroe, who got us Elvis Peguero
  8. AZ Crew currently up 2-1 middle four. Hayden Robinson allowed a run in the first frame on a single, two walks and a ground out, but has settled in pretty nicely since throwing two and two thirds scoreless frames with 4 K as Anfernny Reyes comes on for the final out of the 4th (which he gets after a double and walk). Two runs came via Filippo Di Turi single, Pedro Ibarguen single with Filippo making it to third, a double steal with Pedro to third on a throwing error, Anthony Gomez walk and then another double steal with the run scoring but Gomez caught in the crossfire.
  9. “Brewers thrwo two radnom AAA scurbs and all the Birds can mangae is one lowsy run?!?!?” -some poster on BestFansInBaseball dot com, probably
  10. Mudcats player of the game is a toss up between Juan Baez (single, stolen base) and Cooper Pratt (two walks).
  11. Yonny Hernandez walked, stole second and came around on a Chris Roller double. Noah Campbell was like, I’ll see your double and raise you a base. Enoli back out bottom of nine with a couple extra runs to work with and goes ground out, strikeout, walk, ground out to seal the Sounds victory.
  12. Uribe worked around a single and beaning of Tristan Peters to put up a zero in the 7th. Back out for the 8th and Ks Curtis Mead to start things off before being lifted for Enoli Paredes who went K, single, popout to finish the frame. Sounds also added an insurance run via an Isaac Collins walk, to 2nd on an Owen Miller fielders choice, then home on a Francisco Mejia single. 5-1 heading to top of nine.
  13. This is the link to the Brewers pitching splits I used. Run support is like a dozen headers down. Then I just subbed out the three letter team acronym in the URL to jump around to LAD, CHC, ATL and PHI. Think they moved all those charts over to their pay StatHead site whenever they disappeared.
  14. Yeah, believe that Chourio, Ortiz, Hall (and Dunn) have all graduated. Hudson is short on IP cutoff for rookie status, but he is over the 45 day cutoff now too so I wouldn't consider him "prospect" eligible any longer. Myers should still be eligible though.
  15. Over such a small sample there is still bound to be a bunch of noise in something like distribution of runs per game, but using the run support splits on BRef here is how the Brewers have stacked up among the five NL clubs with winning records to this point… MIL 0-2 R: 8 3-5 R: 14 6+ R: 15 CHI 0-2 R: 10 3-5 R: 16 6+ R: 12 LAD 0-2 R: 5 3-5 R: 18 6+ R: 16 ATL 0-2 R: 7 3-5 R: 14 6+ R: 13 PHI 0-2 R: 8 3-5 R: 18 6+ R: 12
  16. Brewers starters average 4.9 IP per GS on the season. Most of the guys with low averages - Wade Miley (3.5), Aaron Ashby (3.7), Jakob Junis (4.0) and DL Hall (4.1) - are no longer in the rotation. Our four primary starters at this point - Freddy Peralta (5.5), Colin Rea (5.5), Joe Ross (5.1) and Bryse Wilson (5.0) - average five or more IP per start. Only guy consistently giving short starts at the moment is Tobias Myers (4.3), though Gasser will be in that category too as another rookie just breaking into MLB. DL Hall made the last start by the low IP group on 4/20, the 19th team game. Since then they’ve been running the current five man group. Using that date as the cutoff, Brewers starters averaged 4.7 IP/GS over their first 19 starts compared to 5.1 IP/GS over their last 18 starts, trending positively toward league average of 5.3 IP/GS.
  17. Crazy small samples all around, but the four games EMJ played CF at Carolina in 2021 he went 7 for 14 including a game where he hit for the cycle.
  18. Eric Bitonti went deep in the 4th inning with Luiyin Alastre on base to push the AZ Crew’s tally to eight. And they might need them all as Caden Vire surrendered seven earned over 1.2 IP. Reliever Samuel Valerio has recorded all four of his outs via K with a wild pitch and walk mixed in before giving way to Melvin Hernandez (still 17 for two more months) who went 1-2-3 in his stateside debut.
  19. Hitting the rare trifecta on eye test, sabermetrics, and old school stats.
  20. Just showed on the postgame show tonight was the Brewers MLB best 13th game with seven plus runs scored.
  21. Two innings, five Ks. And that was after sitting through the top of the first when the AZ Crew busted out for six runs capped off by a Gery Holguin grand slam.
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