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  1. Still only 32 years old, pitching in China
  2. Our 2002 pitching staff was, in aggregate, below replacement level. -0.3 WAR The position players combined for 8.3 WAR., nearly all Sexson and Hernandez. If a replacement level team is expected to win approximately 48 games in a season then the 2002 Brewers performed perfectly by winning 56 games.
  3. Whew, kept Payamps under $3M.
  4. Drew Rasmussen gets two year extension with Rays. When healthy, he has been very good. Rasmussen: 6.7 WAR with TB Feyereisen: 2 WAR with TB (currently free agent after poor 2024 and injuries in 2023) Adames: 14 WAR with MIL (plus a comp pick)
  5. If healthy-ish, the Yelich contract is certainly at or near market value. Maybe even below market value now.
  6. Maybe it’s because he wasn’t a desirable teammate, too?
  7. Would we want to re-up for one more year of Wade Miley? https://www.si.com/mlb/brewers/news-feed/ex-brewers-8-5-million-starter-eyeing-return-to-milwaukee-pat3
  8. Baseball: Byung Hyun Kim (awesome arm angle) Football: Warrick Dunn Basketball: Michael Jordan
  9. Burnes reasonably could have thought he was the best person on the planet at doing his job before entering the arbitration room. It is not common for genuinely top performers in corporate jobs to hear ‘no’ very often.
  10. I thought Burnes generally pitched his heart out in Milwaukee. He received a rude awakening during arbitration. I’m sure we all would be unnerved if our bosses made arguments about how undeserving we are of a specific salary increase.
  11. I wanted to believe the same thing but just saw Burnes has a 2.84 ERA in 19 postseason innings for Milwaukee. Plus, eight innings of 1 ER for Baltimore.
  12. Is Burnes due for an arm/shoulder injury in the next few years? I certainly don’t wish that upon him but he has had many high intensity innings.
  13. If we had $35 million in additional payroll, would we want to give it to Corbin Burnes in his thirties?
  14. Mitchell has .805 career OPS in 322 MLB at-bats. Career OPS+ is 121. That’s not bad and demonstrates some power, to be sure.
  15. Nice move from a billionaire. I do not expect Wisconsin sports teams will follow suit.
  16. Better than being closed off on trading Hoskins? 🤷‍♂️
  17. Quickly put together, I think Milwaukee will have more HR in 2025: Brewers had 177 HR in 2024. I don’t expect many HR from Frelick but some of our bench bats will be in double digit HR totals.
  18. Would someone claim him off waivers? I assume so? Interesting way to free up money. Maybe poor form and Hoskins will almost certainly improve during a contract year.
  19. Maybe Caleb Durbin is the next Belliard? I liked Belliard.
  20. Loved Callix Crabbe! Unrelated note: I have a Brewers logo home plate signed by Prince Fielder, Dennis Sarfate. Manny Parra, Tony Gwynn Jr and John Vandenberg (accidentally). Good memories of the 2003 Beloit Snappers.
  21. Dustin Pedroia was 5’7 Luisangel Acuña is 5’8 Short is the new market inefficiency 🤷‍♂️
  22. We didn’t love Burnes trade until it ended up being good or fine.
  23. Altuve has 229 career HR. .451 SLG last year for Durbin isn’t nothing.
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