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  1. Your comment should be directed to Sveum, who has referred to the Brewers offense as “feast or famine”.
  2. It’s a matter of taste, but I don’t consider the lowest seats to be the best seats. They’re great if you want to be seen on TV or get a close up look at players, but personally I think a little more elevation gives you a better view of the action if you really want to watch the game I’m the same way with basketball. With seats up a little higher you can see spacing and how plays are developing.
  3. The 2026 Brewers offense is still a bit of a puzzle. It has been described as "feast or famine" and there certainly is evidence of that in this stretch of 37 games. That stretch includes 4 games at the end of April, 7 games to begin June, and 26 games in May. In the 4 games at the end of April the Brewers scored 33 runs and in the 7 games in June they have scored 61.. So, , in those 11 games the Brewers have scored 94 runs (8.5 RPG). For the 26 games in May they scored 108 runs (4.15 RPG,, 10th best in the NL). Interestingly, the W-L records in those two periods were almost identical. In May they were 19-7 (..731) and in the April/June games they were 8-3 (.727). The big difference is that, while the 4 games of 12 runs or more in the April/June games fluff up the run totals, they are only good for 1 win each. In May, the Brewers only had 2 games in which they scored more than 6 runs (7 and 9 once each). But they also scored 5 or 6 runs 10 times and they won every one of those games. They scored 3 or fewer runs 10 times (no shutouts) but, because of exceptional run prevention were still 4-6 in those 10 games. Let's see if the offensive explosions of the last week are the beginning of a resurgent offense or a blip that has been exaggerated by piling up runs against back end relievers (and one position player). The May offense might be a better reflection of what to expect.
  4. Looks like the Brewers offense just needed to get out of May
  5. Drohan obviously has earned more starts, It might be helpful to separate his starts from Harrison’s so that one team doesn’t face both of them on back to back days. Though two lefties against the Phillies next weekend would be useful.
  6. It’s for the MLB “Play Ball Weekend” I think all of the teams have that logo on their caps this weekend.
  7. Yelich and Bauers are both getting the day off. Sanchez catching with Contreras at DH, Mitchell in CF and Perkins in RF. The order: Chourio LF Turang 2B Contreras DH Vaughn 1B Sanchez C Mitchell CF, Rengifo 3B Perkins RF Ortiz SS
  8. I was thinking that too. Give Contreras the whole day off and let Vaughn be DH with Bauers at 1B. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Perkins in the starting lineup today.
  9. I’ve only been to one game in Coors Field. That was game in 2015 between the Rockies and Reds. The Rockies had a 10 run third inning and won 17 to 7 while hitting five home runs. So, I think all Coors Field games are like that.
  10. Bold prediction. This game will not end 2-1. In other words, the offense better add on some runs
  11. Only if you don’t count the two Chourio hit on Thursday.
  12. And he has been awful at the plate all week. I wonder if that finger issue is still around.
  13. They just acquired reliever Joel Kuhnel from the A’s for cash.
  14. They will also know when the appeal will be heard and plan accordingly in case the suspension is upheld. With all of the significant injury problems affecting the Brewers pitching staff, Uribe’s possible suspension isn’t even a drop in the ocean.
  15. In what way? There will be one game where he can’t be used and in the meantime he can be used however he would be used without the suspension.
  16. PCA is extremely annoying, and a lot of people understandably like to rag on him. But since the incident with the White Sox fan and his disastrous series against the Brewers he has been absolutely smoking hot. Over the last 14 games coming into today he had an OPS over 1.000 and today he is 4 for 5 with 2 HRs, the Cubs only 2 runs so far, including the 2 out HR in the ninth to tie the game.
  17. That’s a long term outlook, but in the short term having to start guys like Gasser, Crow, and Sproat on a regular basis while the relief corps is also shorthanded could be a problem. The Brewers understandably seem to be trying to give Misiorowski and Harrison 5 or 6 days of rest between starts as much as possible and that was easier when they had at least one off day every week. The schedule between now and the All Star break is going to be more demanding.in terms of the number of games and innings to be covered.
  18. It is pretty funny to see that some people don’t seem to think that the team will be affected at all by having something like 6 or 7 of the 13 pitchers that were expected to be on the opening day roster on the IL.
  19. Not if Ashby has anything to say about it.. Ashby has been showing the wear from the heavy usage.
  20. Good grief don’t bunt with the bottom of the order coming up.
  21. Tlhis is the box they are in. If they try to push Miz and Harrison out every fifth day they are increasing the likelihood that they will be worn down and ineffective later in the season.
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