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  1. To say Adames could make whatever decision he wanted, regardless of financial outcome is probably inaccurate. I would not want to cross one of the most powerful employee unions in the country.
  2. The players union would likely be very upset if Adames took 80% less guaranteed money to stay in Milwaukee. The players union is at least 49% of the ‘rigged system’
  3. We could not have asked or expected more from Adames. He is among the most likeable people in baseball. On field, he is a good player occasionally confused for a great player. Zero time All Star who will make $182 million in his thirties. It is difficult to imagine Milwaukee being meaningfully better in 2025 with Adames. He is 1.2 wins (WAR) better than Ortiz at 18x the cost. 99% of Brewers fans will give a warm welcome for Adames this week (as long as he doesn’t cause the Giants to win the series).
  4. I imagine Rhys prefers not to hang out in Nashville for two weeks.
  5. Do any of our left-handed batters get the afternoon game off?
  6. Unrelated note: our good friend Jason Alexander is pitching tonight for Houston. 2.56 ERA in five starts (6 appearances) for Astros.
  7. Tough lefty tomorrow in Abbott. I assume Siegler plays today. Vaughn could deserve a day off someday. Yelich wouldn’t likely sit today and play tomorrow. Ortiz doesn’t get days off typically. 🤷‍♂️
  8. I am surprised this is an August 15 news story. https://www.si.com/mlb/yankees/news/new-york-yankees-unlikely-resign-struggling-devin-williams
  9. For workload, I think it is common to limit a prospect’s innings pitched year over year. For instance, Mark Prior (Cubs) went from 116.2 IP in 2002 then pitched 211.1 IP in 2003 at age 22. That was probably too many innings for Prior. He was never the same after that season.
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