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  1. Frisbee Slider
    Carlos Gomez, one of the good ones 🙂
  2. Frisbee Slider
    With the exception of a bad 14.1 IP in 2024, Uribe has consistently dominated since 2022. Megill could regress due to injury, age and randomness. I think it is probably difficult remaining a consistent pitcher when you are 6’8’ tall. Milwaukee has a lot of out getters and if another team wants to overpay for a ‘proven closer’ 🤷‍♂️
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    Brewers win the Cortes trade
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    We may have achieved enough Brock Wilken (unfounded?) pessimism to ensure he has a breakout season this year 🙂
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    Badoo, Lockridge and Wilken atop our HR leaderboard.
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    Minor league deal, a precipitous decline in value
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    I was just going to ask if we are ready to say we like having Murphy as our in-game manager now 🙂
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    I will guess some of our infield prospects will learn how to play left field soon enough.
  9. Frisbee Slider
    Collins drew walks and had a decent swing plane. I think we can expect his ‘power numbers’ to regress in 2026 based off his nine HR last year. A lot of wall scraping HR in hitter friendly parks off bad pitchers on off speed pitches. The walk off against Diaz was clutch but even Collins admitted he was fooled and was sitting fastball. I suppose similar things could be said of most hitters
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    How does this Nashville rotation compare to starting pitching Milwaukee had 25 years ago? Wright, Haynes, Levrault, Rigdon Quevedo and yes, Sheets.
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    I think Milwaukee likes Woodruff and was probably not surprised by the QO being accepted. Interesting thought exercise, though.
  12. Frisbee Slider
    Signing 30-year olds who are 6′ 5″ seems like a predictable risk. Players rarely become more healthy and productive after they are done with arbitration.
  13. Frisbee Slider
    Did we want to pay 32-year old Bregman $175 million to decline in performance and block our prospects? Bo Bichette $42 million per season to block our prospects, too? Pete Alonso, $155 million? Our payroll is what it is and we don’t really need Rhys Hoskins or Matt Garza 2.0. I understand a desire to ‘do something’ in free agency but only if it actually helps the team, which is rarely the case for Milwaukee.
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    Fair but we have nearly a dozen capable replacements on the left side of the infield knocking on the door.
  15. Frisbee Slider
    Kept Woodruff, got good value for Peralta. Acquired additional upside arms in Harrison and Zerpa. What more could we have realistically done? I’m not sure pushing all our prospect chips into the center of the table prior to a potential lockout would be wise.
  16. Frisbee Slider
    The idea that a business can raise prices by one percent and demand does not decrease by one percent means demand is inelastic, at least to a point. This makes sense because there really aren’t substitutes or alternatives to MLB if you really enjoy baseball. Businesses should maximize profit. I suppose you could watch another sport or form of entertainment. At the same time, most of the price increases are likely attributable to inflation and everything being twice as expense than before.
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    Hard to expect much more excitement than what we received from this offseason. I expect we are still better than the Cubs.
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    I don’t follow minor leagues as close as others but Wilken’s .876 OPS in Biloxi last season is not too shabby.
  19. Frisbee Slider
    Mitchell is cleared for baseball activities, which might be best shape in recent memory. 🙂 Should be ready for Opening Day
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    I don’t see a scenario where Lockridge is our primary CF against LHP. Yelich also is unlikely to be benched against lefties, even if it feels like should. Yelich had .351 OBP against LH starting pitching last season (171 PA).
  21. Frisbee Slider
    Right handed power bat off the bench and a veteran who probably doesn’t require frequent at bats to stay relatively sharp. The over/under on total AB from Sanchez in Milwaukee this season can’t be very high.
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    If Freddie Freeman gets hurt…
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    Since Nicolet Law are not defense attorneys, they would not likely choose Ortiz to represent the firm. 🙂 The beard makes sense, though.
  25. Frisbee Slider
    PECOTA recognizes the Brewers aren’t ’going for it’
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