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  1. We are stat savvy enough to know that walking the leadoff hitter reduces our win probability. 🙂
  2. I imagine we will need to win a few 5-4 games.
  3. Cubs answer back with six runs in the bottom half. Only one out. 🙄
  4. I apologize. Instead of saying walk rate, I should have said BB/9. The BB/9 of Hader’s last season in AAA is similar to Misiorowski in 2024. Yes, ballparks play a factor, too. My previous post(s) also referenced career WHIP. My point was excitement for hopefully seeing Misiorowski in Milwaukee this year. I’m excited to see Durbin this week, too. I will try to be more precise next time 🙂
  5. @wiguy94Thank you. If Hader and Misiorowski have identical minor league career WHIP and the primary objective of pitching is minimizing walks and hits, can we agree Hader and Misiorowski are similar with WHIP? I agree with the points that we don’t need Misiorowski in Milwaukee in April. Just pushing back on the idea we need to wait another full season or more before calling him up.
  6. Hader’s 2017 walk rate versus Misiorowski’s 2024 walk rate. Plus, both players career WHIP. The strike zones are similarly sized in Colorado Springs as they are in Nashville. I appreciate someone might want to nibble at the corners a little bit more in Colorado, though. 🙂
  7. Hader 5.4 BB/9 IP (2017) 1.22 minor league career WHIP Misiorowski: 5.5 BB/9 (2024) 1.22 career WHIP Using full season and career samples, they profile similarly
  8. Hader’s 2017 walk rate in AAA was very similar to Misiorowski. Back to Dunn: wish him well. Maybe he regains something in Nashville.
  9. Do we think Turang’s shoulder is better now? Try Durbin at 3B, I suppose. Then move Durbin to 2B as a fall back option.
  10. Is Turang incapable of playing SS this season to allow Ortiz to play 3B and Durbin at 2B?
  11. He’s 23 and other than limiting walks, what else is there for him to work on? He has enough to be a reliever now, I imagine. I appreciate the walk rate is exceptionally poor but he still allows very few baserunners
  12. Corbin Burnes vs Colin Rea at Wrigley on Friday Miles Mikolas’ contract mercifully ends this year, too. He will have made $138 million as a Cardinal providing slightly below league average performance. 99 ERA+
  13. Cole Ragans mask probably would work just as well.
  14. …we get Reese Olson tomorrow, too. Reese has had a slower start this year. I assume we will be favored to win with Quintana going for us.
  15. There is a chance Priester gets the start on Easter. That poem is already written 🙂 Maybe not with the off day, though.
  16. Once a Cardinal, always a Cardinal. Flaherty last faced Milwaukee on 8/15/24 as a Dodger, allowing 4 H, 3 ER, 2 HR, 2 BB with 7 K over 5 IP. Brewers won 6-4. Tonight is the 20th time the Brewers will face off against Flaherty. Brewers either tee off on Flaherty or are dominated by him, with very little in between.
  17. In 1931, Ed Connolly hit .075 as a catcher for Boston. Minimum 100 PA, that is most recent time below .100 batting average https://stathead.com/tiny/Sygye Eric Sogard hit .134 in 2018 for Milwaukee https://stathead.com/tiny/fsUsH
  18. Should the team broadcast be glum about the performance of their players? They are not in the business of calling it like they see it.
  19. This has been the slowest 14 game start in Hoskins career. His walk rate in 2025 is 16% which is very good. Too soon to abandon Rhys but we should want him to heat up by May.
  20. LHP Tarik Skubal has one career start against Milwaukee, allowing 1 ER over 6.2IP with 10 K on 6/9/24. Skubal threw six scoreless innings against the Yankees on 4/8/25. Tyler Alexander faced the Tigers twice last year, allowing 2 ER over 9 IP.
  21. Payamps is out of options. He has had three bad outings and five good outings in 2025. Payamps career ERA is 3.41. He has been effective most of the times the past seven seasons.
  22. He conceivably could get all the way back to his career OPS by the end of the day. Remarkable.
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