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  1. Agreed. Also possible Durbin is a rookie getting scheduled off days to stay fresh during a long season.
  2. Relief pitching whoah solvdd Update: Easton has only allowed 2 ER in 7 IP this year. 1.1 WHIP and 9 SO/9. That’s better than I thought.
  3. It should be noted that Shane has a 4.26 ERA and 0.6 WAR. 1.30 WHIP. 97 ERA+ and 4.20 FIP All that to say, I’m not sure Shane Smith meaningfully improves our rotation or even bullpen with those numbers. Better than Colin Rea but not that much better. Yes, five more years of cost control and possible improvements, too. (Smith)
  4. I would also be open to a Rea pitching line similar to last week’s start against Kansas City. 5 IP, 6 H, 5 ER, 3 HR
  5. It will be interesting to see how much the players union will budge to help the 95% of players that don’t get the bigger free agent deals. Juan Soto deserves to get paid what someone’s willing to pay him. At the same time, there are thousands of professional players that will never get to $1 M salaries.
  6. Does the Tigers #17 and Brewers #24 ranked payrolls affect our judgement about salary cap necessity? I don’t blame the players for rejecting a salary cap. Especially if owners won’t implement a ‘profit cap’ on how much LA or NY or even Pittsburgh can profit each season.
  7. These are my memories, too. Especially 2024.
  8. There is not much evidence to support the idea that players will accept a salary cap: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45842533/sources-phillies-bryce-harper-tells-mlb-boss-get-clubhouse
  9. Cubs are 15-6 when Rea pitches (starter or relief). Rea is 0.1 WAR this year. Rea has been allowing walks in July and gave up 3 HR in his last start versus Royals. I am curious how the Brewers fare tonight.
  10. Would we have done this trade if Quero wasn’t injured?
  11. Objectively and subjectively, where do you see reliable starter for August and September from Quintana? I appreciate ERA is crude and unsophisticated but it isn’t nothing either. I see amazing April and replaceable starter since. We obviously give Cortes a shot. I agree Cortes could be similarly effective as Quintana with higher ceiling.
  12. Or DFA Quintana, if no one offers anything. Maybe we get a lottery ticket. If not, Quintana has served us well enough but he is the obvious odd man out.
  13. Haase career in Milwaukee: .727 OPS (142 PA) Contreras (2025): 688 OPS (426 PA) Haase 2025: .636 OPS (73 PA) I trust our pitchers perform better with Contreras. I don’t see evidence that Haase couldn’t handle an additional start at catcher per week.
  14. I’m sure you meant hitting the ball hard and in the air but he did have a 105 mile per hour ground out yesterday
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