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  1. I have been wondering how long Frelick is going to last the way he charges around and leaps wildly into walls and other fielders.
  2. Back to back great ABs from Turang and Wiemer.
  3. Players will need a few weeks to get over the Urias trade.
  4. The hits have been cheap, but Peralta is digging himself into a hole with walks and piling up,the pitches to ensure a short start. The offense has a big hole to climb out of now.
  5. Frelick seems to have decided that his approach is going to be to swing as hard as he can at anything inside.
  6. Peralta might have to be perfect tonight to keep the Brewers in the game. Gray can be tough.
  7. Per MLB Network and Bob Nightengale.
  8. The run differential can be misleading when you have a few really lopsided losses. In the Brewers case they win more than their share of the close games and some times have conceded and surrendered a lot of runs when games were out of reach. Like giving up 18 or whatever it was against the Cardinals. My biggest concern all along has been that the weak offense produces almost no easy wins meaning that the bullpen has to be used heavily in almost every win. Look at their day by day results and there are precious few wins without saves, especially in the last two months, and most of those require 3 or 4 relievers. That eventually might take a toll, and Peguero seems to be showing signs of it the last week.
  9. It looks like all the bashing took something out of the Braves too as they are going down meekly to the Angels. The Braves last 6 series: Lose 2 of 3 to White Sox Lose 2 of 3 to Diamondbacks Win 2 of 3 over Brewers Lose 2 of 2 to Red Sox Win 3 of 3 over Brewers. Lose first to Angels So, 5-1 vs Brewers…2-7 vs other teams. They are good but they aren’t as invincible as the Brewers made them look
  10. I think there are a lot of posters here that would disagree with you about patience. There are some who have been railing about the terrible offense from the off-season through today, and others that have complained about the first group for being too negative because the projections say the hitting is going to improve and the Brewers will win the division.
  11. This is a pretty typical performance for the Brewers “taking care of business” against the likes of the Rockies, Tigers, and A’s: Day 1- just take care of business. Day 2- Just win the series Day 3- Let’s salvage one.
  12. Maybe not, but is the top of the strike zone really supposed to be at or below the belt like in the TV box?
  13. Because he threw so many high stress pitches just to make it through 6. Im having flashbacks to last year’s deadline week collapse with the Nats taking on the role,of the Pirates.
  14. The Cubs offense has been pretty potent lately too. Wouldn't count them out. With these teams you have to get out of the mindset that a 3 or 4 run early deficit is insurmountable.
  15. He doesn’t seem to be using the slap hit approach he did his first game or two. Maybe he thinks as a cleanup hitter he’s supposed to swing for the fences.
  16. If the Brewers are going to put together a winning streak against the weaker teams they’re going to have to win some games without needing the top 3 relievers every time. And expecting them to be perfect isn’t always going to work either.
  17. Those quick outs were just what Burnes needed. Now get some runs.
  18. Not exactly the way to take advantage of a terrible bullpen.
  19. Ah, way to squirt one through the infield. Need more.
  20. I know where his pitch count is. But he has had a lot of high stress pitches because of all the traffic on the bases. If puts the leadoff man on in the 6th he’s going to be going over 100.
  21. The lucky Reds are up a quick 3-0 over the Cubs.
  22. Might have to retract what I said before. Burnes may not make it through 6 and the Nats may be putting it away this inning.
  23. And Butnes puts the runner right back on.
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