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Is he still public enemy # 1? Other than Jesse Winker, who else would be on the list? -
Brewers trade for RHP Quinn Priester
Frisbee Slider replied to Ron Robinsons Beard's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
The odds the comp pick, slot money and Y. Rodriguez produce any wins above replacement level is not 100%. -
I would not have predicted Milwaukee being 1 GB in the wild card race two weeks ago.
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I assume the splits on being in a hitters count or falling behind in the count as a batter are meaningfully different. Being ahead 2-1 in the count instead of 1-2 is probably a huge difference and that doesn’t even take getting called out on strikes on a ball outside of the zone.
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I wonder what’s up with Padres that they are TBD for all three games.
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If you can string together 8-10 pitchers who each go 4-5 innings, that seems possible. The problem I see is if you get a short outing from someone you expected four innings from then you don’t have many traditional relievers left in your bullpen. Unless you string together an entire staff of 13 pitchers with length 🙂 I bet max effort one inning relievers you see once per game are more effective than seeing same pitcher twice in a game.
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The Jakob Junis treatment
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I wonder how much of the ratings increases are because of the rise of super teams?
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Streaming services seem to have boat loads of money to spend on content. Get ready for ‘Sunday Night Baseball on Amazon Prime’
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ESPN exercised their opt out prior to this season. ESPN, owned by Disney, has certainly experienced some financial turbulence in recent years.
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Obvious he is not a leverage arm to Murphy
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Devin probably back as Yankees closer… https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45439629/sources-yankees-closer-luke-weaver-hamstring-4-6-weeks
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I’m not aware of any pitcher reacting like Burnes and not needing surgery.
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Brewers have rarely minded taking some risks on short term deals. It’s the $180+ million long term deals we avoid.
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Civale has a 3.14 ERA over his last 14.1 IP (since his return)
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I assume we are taking things slow with Civale. Would be great to not have to use all our leverage relievers on back to back days 🙂
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Hoping Civale can pitch six innings today. He has not eclipsed 79 pitches yet this season.
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My hope is Woodruff brings a veteran excitement to the clubhouse and continues to galvanize the team. Not exactly replacing the Adames clubhouse presence but more of a ‘let’s win for Woodruff’ he worked hard to recover from injury and has been a Brewer longer than anyone else on the roster.
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Luis Severino and Jack Flaherty are the two closest comps based on similarity score on Baseball Reference. Flaherty signed two years, $35 million and Severino signed three year, $67 million. If I were Peralta’s agent, four years $80 million seems like a reasonable ask.
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I feel for Burnes. It is also a data point for the risks of signing players long term after arbitration years are over. I respect how hard and well Burnes has played throughout his career and wish him a speedy recovery.
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First AB back in big leagues:
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Hiura at 1B and Orlando Arcia at 2B today for Colorado. That should fix things 🙂
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The original optimism threads
