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  1. DH pretty much has to be either Sanchez or Yelich? I guess it could be Vaughn at DH then have Bauers at 1B and Lara in RF?
  2. Robbie Ray has allowed 20 home runs to right-handed batters this season. We should use a lineup of Chourio, Vaughn, Contreras, then Sanchez, I like our chances of hitting one HR in the opening inning. I predict a first-pitch, Matthew Boyd-style changeup to Chourio that draws a very hard swing to start the game. 🙂💪
  3. I hope your concert is better than Robbie Ray’s Savant page. Nearly 50% sliders against left-handed batters this season will be interesting against our lefty bats. I predict more innings out of Walker Buehler than Robbie Ray today.
  4. I know this topic has been covered at length, but it is worth remembering that we are the hottest team in baseball. Since All Star Break: Brewers .667 win % Padres .652 win % Padres # 2 OPS Brewers # 4 OPS Brewers # 5 ERA Padres # 7 ERA
  5. I agree. It makes me think Naylor is more important than a fifth outfielder. We should want Sanchez batting against LHP but not RHP.
  6. Here is my predicted lineup. The only thing I am uncomfortable with is starting Sanchez at DH because then you are pretty much stuck with him the remainder of the game. Batting Order 1. LF - Jackson Chourio 2. 2B - Brice Turang 3. C - William Contreras 4. 1B - Andrew Vaughn 5. DH - Gary Sánchez 6. RF - Jake Bauers 7. CF - Garrett Mitchell 8. 3B - Joey Ortiz 9. SS - Cooper Pratt
  7. Let’s keep Vaughn. We will lose Bauers and I think he will put up good numbers in his final season before free agency.
  8. Ray one time through the lineup then Buehler? Bait us into starting Sanchez at DH then go to a right-handed pitcher early?
  9. Brewers might need to advertise their MLB roster openings on Indeed. Milwaukee seeks 5+ years industry experience for entry-level league minimum pay, but it comes with superior benefit packages 🙂
  10. "[We're all here] today because we've lost Craig, but I've reflected on this -- Craig has lost us and he's lost our community also." —Attanasio It does seem fences need to be mended with the principal owner, too.
  11. Throwing out a ceremonial first pitch along with Ken Macha, Ned Yost or Ron Roenicke before an April day game on a Wednesday against the Rockies in 2032?
  12. Bold but objective take, if you compare position strength, San Diego is only better than Milwaukee in RF with Tatis Jr. At first base, Ty France is way better than I thought but I wouldn't want him more than Bauers/Vaughn. Joey Ortiz had a better second half than Machado. Cooper Pratt outperforms Xander Bogarts. Even with hot streaks, the Brewers are hotter. In aggregate, bullpens are a wash.
  13. If you compare the top 7 relievers (by innings) for both teams, Miller and Morejon outperform Megill and Ashby. I'd say Milwaukee outperforms San Diego for the other five spots. Stats reflect 2026 regular season relief appearances only.
  14. I wonder what measure the author claims San Diego’s bullpen is superior to Milwaukee? Padre relievers include Mason Miller and have more strikeouts but are worse in terms of ERA and OPS allowed. https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/i1NI1
  15. You don’t understand. The Cubs keep winning the off-season and the trade deadlines. If we don’t attempt to move the needle, it’s going to be very difficult to win our fifth consecutive division title.
  16. This link reminded me we have Angel Zerpa expected back late next year.
  17. I don’t want to overthink the article and have not read it actually, but I suspect one of our starting pitchers is primarily responsible
  18. Walker Buehler has been good against Milwaukee during the regular season and playoffs. Buehler started the game the Padres blew us out in San Diego. https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/N79GG
  19. Padres have some good bats and Mason Miller, no question. Game 1: Tatis, Machado, Bogarts crushed three changeups from Boyd. Machado drove a 2-0 count 94 mph fastball from Boyd off the wall. Merrill with base hit up the middle, Passed ball and throwing error from Carson Kelly. Game 2: Opposite field single from Bogarts, sac fly Salas, Sheets HR off Palencia. Miz will be different than the 94 mph stuff the Padres teed off on. Henderson’s changeup will be important to locate in Game 2. Boyd’s changeups and Palencia’s second half struggles seem like the biggest problems for Cub pitching this series. Zero offense from Chicago makes it hard for San Diego to feel any meaningful pressure.
  20. Fair. At the same time, the Brewers gave Ashby $20 million reasons to be alright with his usage. I bet they pick up at least one team option year, too. I assume Ashby is aware of the Brewers plan with him.
  21. What is an example of one of Murphy’s most egregious faults? I ask out of curiosity. It is fair for someone’s quirks to be annoying.
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