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  1. The Rockies should fear Rob Zastrysny He’s sure to shut them down isn’ee.
  2. It’s four games. Shooting for a sweep is fine, but after what happened there last year (when they were also not good) I would start with winning one and going from there.
  3. We had a fairly lengthy discussion about this in a thread earlier this month. There’s no objective definition of this, but I set the piling on point higher than 6. Even if 4 is the point where the winning percentage gets close to 50%,a few additional runs can significantly increase the winning percentage. They also can provide some cushion that allows the team to avoid using its top line relievers. But when you get up to 9 or 10 that’s usually more often than needed for a comfortable win and additional runs from there can pad the statistics without helping the win percentage. By having more games of scoring 5 or 6 runs and fewer of 10 or more and 3 or less, the Brewers have been able to maintain a winning pace while slipping in MLB scoring ranks.
  4. Coming into today, the Brewers were 11th of the 14 NL teams in runs scored in June averaging exactly 4 runs per game. That is below average. The pitching and defense have been largely responsible for the winning month. One thing the Brewers have not had lately is the big scoring games that skew the numbers. Today is the first time in 20 games that they have scored as many as 7, so they haven’t had as many “piling on” runs as they had earlier in the season.
  5. Let’s not get carried away. Im thrilled with what he’s doing but it’s not MVP level. Maybe Brewers MVP but not league.
  6. Hendricks the Hypnotist has the Brewers baffled again. It’s amazing that the Brewers have won 15 games this month with as pitiful as the offense has been.
  7. Don’t call him Bad Freddy anymore. Just Normal Freddy describes it. Hopefully Hendrickks won’t mesmerize the Brewers bats as he often does.
  8. Because there is no IP minimum I was wondering if they would take Bauers based on his one scoreless inning even though it isn’t a full season yet. They did take it and I also took advantage of the no AB minimum to get Toro for his over .300 last year So my Brewers were Jim Colborn (0.4), Bauers (.04) and Toro (.07). I was then able to use my knowledge of players from 50 years ago and more to get a total rarity score of 10 without doing a lot of thinking
  9. If he’s DH you’d still have to have Haase in the batting order instead of Hoskins or Bauers. For this game I like Bauers at 1B and Hoskins at DH. Let Contreras be DH tomorrow or Tuesday, or give him a true day off.
  10. I suspect Contreras will get a day off (at least from catching) against the Rockies. A rubber game against the hated Cubs is not the time for a day off.
  11. When I hear a pitcher is having imaging on an arm I prepare for the worst.
  12. And the second pitch might have been a strike and might have been a swing.
  13. That was Happ’s 12th career HR against the Brewers. He’s hit 30 against the Reds, 25 against the Cardinals, and 18 against the Pirates. His OPS against the Breeers coming into today was .763 and against the other division teams they range from around .950 to a little over 1.000. So, relatively speaking the Brewers have held him in check..
  14. They’re letting the Cubs get away with this one.
  15. Hope Payamps can keep the ball in the park today.
  16. Brewers turn with the clown show. Must not have much confidence in Contreras at the plate.
  17. Even with all of the drama in the third, Steele is set to go 7.
  18. You won’t see two runs gift wrapped more than that in MLB very often.. Too bad nobody could deliver the big hit to make it really hurt. Contreras, Yelich, and Adames all looked pretty sad in their ABs.
  19. He did hit the ball hard that one time yesterday and he also had a sharp flyout to LF, but he hasn’t exactly been fine. Or at least he doesn’t seem to think so. One of my daughters posted some thing yesterday that she got from X about the Brewers sweep over the Rangers. Contreras had a comment to the effect of “ I didn’t do SH*T but keep it up boys“.
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