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  1. sveumrules
    Leading the Shuckers offense so far are Eduardo Garcia (2B), Carlos Rodriguez (two RBIs), Darrien Miller (2B, RBI). Noah Campbell has doubled followed by an Eric Brown Jr walk as Biloxi looks to add to their 3-1 lead.
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    Nate Peterson finishes with 6 IP | 1 ER | 4 H | 3 BB | 6 K. Kaleb Bowman strikes out a pair and puts up a zero working around a single and walk in the 7th.
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    Peralta (30 GS), Miley (23 GS) and Rea (22 GS) are all still on the team, so they only lost about 54% of their rotation.
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    CHOO CHOO CHOURIO
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    It's a disappearing profile for sure. If you aren't bringing anything to the table defensively, the bar for offense is so high that getting there with a bunch of singles and limited power is just a really narrow lane to make it through. First guy that comes to mind for me is someone like Donovan Solano with a 114 AVG+ | 68 ISO+ | 131 LD%+ since 2021. Looking at the 2021-present leaderboard (min. 1,000 PA) maybe guys like Alec Bohm (109 AVG+ | 79 ISO+ | 118 LD%+), Ty France (111 AVG+ | 88 ISO+ | 114 LD%+) or Gio Urshela (116 AVG+ | 82 ISO+ | 114 LD%+) are in the same general bucket. Or a guy like Robbie Grossman with a 94 AVG+ | 89 ISO+ | 117 LD%+ who is below average at getting hits/hitting for power despite the line drives, but salvages the whole thing with a ridiculous 164 BB%+.
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    BLAKE BOMB 💣
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    Would have been nice to get more, but 5 IP | 3 ER vs Burnes is about as good as you can realistically hope for.
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    Adames Ks on seven balls.
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    SMALL BALL BABY
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    Was pretty good in the minors (#78/81 on the BA/MLB Top 100s) up until he had TJ in 2019. Has gotten bombed since then. See what the pitching dev team can do with him.
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    Me too, clearly should have gone Hoskins - Contreras instead.
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    Hoskins ok in the two hole too
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    I like Contreras leading off.
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    Yeah, very likely to go down after facing Burnes today, but at the moment Brewers position players sit atop the FanGraphs WAR leaderboard.
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    Yeah, I don’t think anyone believes the Brewers true talent level as an offense is the 124 wRC+ they are currently rocking, but even if they could end up around 2018 (105 wRC+ | 37.1 batting runs) or 2022 (103 wRC+ | 23.3 batting runs) levels that would be something like an eight to ten win improvement over 2023 (92 wRC+ | -61.4 batting runs).
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    Took a couple weeks, but the Brewers have moved to the top of FanGraphs playoff odds for the NLC… MIL (9-3) 83.6 Wins | 25.8 WinDiv% STL (7-7) 83.3 Wins | 24.6 WinDiv% CHI (7-6) 82.8 Wins | 22.3 WinDiv% PIT (10-4) 81.5 Wins | 16.2 WinDiv% CIN (7-6) 80.1 Wins | 11.0 WinDiv%
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    Good start for the Sounds in game two, leading 4-0 through four. Brewer Hicklen has doubled and singled and stolen a base with Patrick Dorrian and Owen Miller each chipping in an RBI single while Eric Haase has a two run bomb. Tobias Myers at 4 IP | 1 H | 1 BB | 5 K with 59 pitches so far.
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    That was just after his epic OHFER…0-45 from June 11th to August 3rd that year.
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    Looks like the stretch was Aug 2nd to 7th… Braun (25 PA), Fielder (25 PA), YUNI (24 PA), Hart (21 PA) McGehee (20 PA), Lucroy (20 PA), Tony Plush (19 PA) and Felipe Lopez (19 PA) were the mainstays with a smattering of Jerry Hairston (13 PA), Kotsay (8 PA), Cubs Manager (7 PA), Josh Wilson (5 PA), Kottaras (4 PA) and assorted pitchers mixed in.
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    From what I understand this information is coming from the investigation conducted by the Federal Government independent of MLB's investigation. What motivation does the Federal Government have to protect Ohtani?
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    Completely different profiles though, Mejia had elite bat to ball skills but no power and he was always viewed as a pretty marginal defender coming up. Quero is pretty much the opposite with top end reports on his defense and a power over hit profile on offense.
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    If it is the Eagles as Murphy speculated, that is a road game for the Packers. They've got nine home games this year so even if they "lost" one it would still be the standard six games Green / two games Gold split.
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    How about spending over the course of the whole season instead of just on Opening Day? Seems relevant with the team adding salary at both the 2022 and 2023 deadlines. Cots hasn’t updated their end of season numbers yet, but SpotRac has them at $131M for 2022 followed by $125M in 2023. For those more interested in how the team performs on the field than hawking the owner’s finances, they also somehow won six more games in 2023 than they did in 2022. All told, the Brewers have won the 6th most games in MLB since 2017, the 7th most going all the way back to 2008. Over the 22 seasons between the 1982 WS and Mark A buying the team, the Brewers were the 2nd worst non-expansion team in MLB.
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    Logan Webb threw 216 IP over 33 GS last year, 6.5 IP/GS. StatCast said he primarily mixed a change up (41.6% | 87.5 MPH), sinker (33.6% | 92.3 MPH) and slider (21.2% | 84.3 MPH). That’s probably about as close as it gets to the kind of pitcher you’re describing. He finished 2nd in NL CY voting and signed a five year $90M extension two years before hitting FA, the 3rd highest AAV ever for a player with his service time. Zac Gallen probably fit the mold last year too, 34 GS | 210 IP | 6.2 IP/GS with a fastball (49.3% | 93.6 MPH), curve (22.7% | 82.5 MPH), change up (14.0% | 86.8 MPH) and cutter (10.3% | 90.0 MPH) pitch mix. He finished 3rd in NL CY and 5th the year before. He’s getting $10M on his second Arby’s trip. How about Sonny Gray? 32 GS | 184 IP is a little low on the IP (only 5.75 IP/GS) but has the right pitch mix at fastball (27.2% | 92.9 MPH), slider (20.4% | 84.3%), curve (16.8% | 79.6 MPH), sinker (15.7% | 92.8 MPH), cutter (13.1% | 87.6 MPH) and change up (6.7% | 87.9 MPH). He finished 2nd in AL CY and signed for 3/75 as a 34 year old FA. Aaron Nola has been this guy for a few years now, 96 GS | 579 IP | 6.0 IP/GS from 2021-23 with a fastball (33.5% | 92.8 MPH), curve (28.4% | 78.8 MPH), sinker (17.2% | 92.0 MPH), change up (15.7% | 85.6 MPH) arsenal. He signed for 7/172 this offseason. Those were the first names that popped in my head fitting the general profile, their effectiveness seems to have been appropriately recognized and rewarded.
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    Entering today the Brewers had scored 4.14 R/G vs a league average of 4.55 R/G. After scoring 12 runs today they are up to a 5.13 R/G. Sad no more? Any stat is noisy by nature over a sample of only seven or eight games, but context independent measures (like wRC+ or FIP) were intentionally designed to strip out much of the noise present in their context dependent counterparts (like R/G or ERA) and as such serve as better proxies to the elusive “true talent level” over 162 games (much less seven or eight). Even beyond the numbers, it’s hard for me to characterize the Brewers lineup as sad. There are four mostly well established veterans to serve as the foundation in Yelich, Contreras, Adames and Hoskins. There is one of the best prospects in baseball in Chourio. After that there is a mix of young players in Turang, Frelick, Ortiz and Dunn who have varying degrees of upside to be potentially realized. Sanchez is 16th in catcher WAR from 2021-23, and that’s our backup. Perkins is a pretty ideal 4th OF as a switch hitter with top end defense/speed to go along with a decent plate approach (13.4 BB% in MLB | 13.0 BB% in MiLB). Monasterio is nothing exciting but he’s a perfectly cromulent 5th IF and platoon mate with Turang. I don’t think anyone is excited about Bauers, and he’s mostly lived up to the hate, but he even ended up 2-5 today and has been flashing the leather pretty regular in the early going.
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