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In a hypothetical world where everyone is healthy (& pitching well) I think Peralta, Quintana, Woodruff and Myers have priority on spots with Priester likely having inside track on the 5th. If Henderson has looked good when a spot is needed for Myers/Woodruff coming back he could maybe be transitioned into a multi inning relief weapon kind of role. Would guess Patrick is more likely to be optioned and kept stretched out for when a future need inevitably arises. A “fantasy” September staff could be something like… SP: Peralta, Woodruff, Quintana, Myers, Priester, Nestor RP: Megill, Mears, Uribe, Henderson, Yoho, Misio, Ashby, Koenig
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Best target for 3B might be Ramon Urias. BAL has Henderson, Holliday and Westburg for their three IF spots so Urias is kind of a luxury utility option for them at the moment. Currently hitting 324/395/351 (127 wRC+) with an 11.6 BB% | 14.1 K% to start the year. Over 1,508 career PAs he’s at 263/330/406 (109 wRC+) with a 7.6 BB% | 22.7 K% and +13 DRS (-7 FRV though) in 2,280 innings at 3B.
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We got them on run differential and winning percentage, I'll take it. Larger point is that with Peralta, Patrick, Priester and Quintana starting to stack quality outings the pitching has rounded into shape nicely. The Brewers 2.65 ERA since the calendar flipped to April was 3rd lowest in MLB entering today. After allowing one earned it is down to 2.54 for the month. Tigers had the 2nd lowest April ERA at 2.45 coming into the game, but are up to 2.66 after five earned today. -
Cue Ball? I thought that was Kevin Youkilis nickname after he shaved his head?
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She threw a no hitter on Ether Fumes while pitching in the Eagan Leagues.
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Tigers managed all of one run, nine hits and seven walks over the last 22 innings in the series.
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Just wait until he tags someone out at home plate from the center field warning track and see who's laughing then.
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It took him all of two and a half games (with a rolled ankle in between) to figure out the Carolina League apparently.
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Logan last pitched April 9th so today would have been his normal day to start. Should be available for some length if needed the next couple nights.
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Yeah, started 0-10 with three walks. Since then he is 7-14 with two doubles, a triple, a bomb, two walks and a HBP.
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Entering play today average triple slash in the Carolina League was 234/354/337. Obviously still in small sample territory, but triple slashes for some of the Mudcats after today... Dinges 438/550/688 Josh 405/532/730 Made 292/433/583 Payne 324/435/486 Di Turi 242/419/455 Bitonti 278/435/417 Pena 343/442/400 Nadal 265/409/324
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Amidst the carnage of the Carolina box Bjorn Johnson shines with 3.0 IP | 0 R | 0 H | 1 BB | 5 K.
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People love to complain about Doc (and he's certainly no savant) but at least he is on the sideline coaching his team to the playoffs. Bud got $50M from the Suns to get fired after one year, Monty got $78.5M in free money from the Pistons, Kings gave Mike Brown a $30M extension and fired him 31 games later.
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Pretty rare for teams to select a 1B in the R5. 15 picks in 2024, 10 picks in 2023 with zero 1B. 1B Ryan Noda was one of 15 picks in the 2022 R5 and he put up 122 wRC+ | 2.1 WAR with OAK in 2023 but struggled last year and is currently in AAA with the Angels. No R5 in 2021 on account of the lockout, but 18 picks in 2020, 11 picks in 2019, 14 picks in 2018 all with no 1B taken. Mike Ford was one of 18 R5 picks in 2017 but was returned. So out of the last 101 R5 picks only two have been 1B.
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Two Games the Crew should have won!!
sveumrules replied to Ghostbear's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
In three of the Brewers losses they scored two runs. Hard to win scoring two runs. In four of the Brewers losses they gave up double digit runs. Hard to win giving up double digit runs. They did blow the game pretty bad Saturday, but these things happen. Should be 9-7 instead of 8-8, oh well, plenty of season left. -
Yeager made it interesting with a walk, single and wild pitch in he 9th, but ultimately held on for the 9-8 Biloxi win. EBJ (HR | BB), Lara (2B), Pratt (HR | 1B), Wilken (BBx2), Miller (1B | BB | HBP), Adams (2B | BB), Warren (1B | SF | SB), and Murray (1Bx2 | SF | SB) made it a pretty full box for the Shuckers offense. Brian Fitzpatrick picked up the win with three scoreless frames - 2 H | 2 BB | 4 K.
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Peek allowed the triple to score tying the game, but Wisco has rallied back here top of eight with a two RBI double from Jadher Areinamo, an RBI single from Blake Burke, and an RBI double from Eduardo Garcia to take a 5-1 lead.
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Tyson Hardin notched another impressive start with 4 IP | 0 R | 4 H | 0 BB | 5 K, and Jeferson Figueroa followed with two scoreless frames (1 H). Zach Peek has taken the mound here bottom of seven and just surrendered a one out triple. T-Rats scored the lone run of the game (so far) on a Juan Baez RBI single top of six.
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Real fun AB to foul off all those high fastballs then go down and get the off speed at the shoelaces.
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McGee put up a zero in the 8th (1 H | 2 K), but Blake Holub has made things interesting in the ninth going BB - K - 1B - BB to load the bases with one down. Pulls it together with a strikeout and F9 to nail down the 6-2 NASH win.
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Biloxi goes final losing 8-3. Josh Maciejewski had the lone zero in the pitching box going three scoreless (1 H). Wisco scored three in the top of the 11th, but Aaron Rund couldn’t hold the lead as they fell 5-4.
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Liranzo has a more typical 1-2-3 inning in the 7th with two strikeouts and a popout. Easton McGee now on for the 8th.
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Still early tiny sample time, he was down in the dregs with the rest of the Biloxi batters before his two HR outburst yesterday, but encouraging nonetheless. Between the extenuating circumstances Brock faced last year, and the youth of guys like Lara, Pratt & Adams, I’m willing to give them some runway to get going.
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Freddy Zamora pinch hit two RBI single increases the NASH lead to 6-2. Garrett Stallings went four up four down (2 K) in relief of Woodruff while Jesus Liranzo faced the minimum in the 6th going BB - K - DP.
