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  1. Nelly was certainly relevant 25 years ago. Not sure Shaq’s music ever has been, though.
  2. Edit: forgot this was optimism thread
  3. The R visible helps 🙂
  4. I recall Ben Sheets having career WHIP over 2.00 for spring training.
  5. Sounds like Woodruff pitches today in a minor league game. Link
  6. Brian Kenny of MLB Network predicts 8 WAR season for Chourio
  7. Thought this could go here: Jackson Chourio had more win probability added WPA than any other player after June 2 except Ohtani and Judge. Incredible.
  8. Did anyone ever turn on Sheets? I recall everyone wishing he would stay healthy but always loving Ben. Perhaps mad at the situation of having a fancy car in the garage that you can’t drive.
  9. Did we ever get a satisfying explanation for why Hudson was sent to Nashville last season?
  10. Capra’s 1.600 OPS somehow holds through all ST?
  11. At what point does Capra earn the opening day start at 3B?
  12. Makes me wonder why no one else wants that production at that price?
  13. At this rate, it sure seems the downside of keeping Yoho in the minors is greater than the benefit of protecting a fringe bullpen member. We don’t seem to struggle with finding high-performing relief pitchers at low cost.
  14. You are allowed to complain that large market teams have the resources to overcome strikeouts but small market teams do not.
  15. Great job getting this first guess in six minutes.
  16. Agreed. Those three did not pan out. Not sure if Brewers mismanaged all three or not. I am on #teamhiura for giving him longer leash to hit against RHP.
  17. Who was the last top prospect that disappointed for Milwaukee? Not necessarily top draft pick but universally recognized high prospect?
  18. Grant Anderson took the hill, His fastball crisp, his slider shrill. With each sharp pitch, he carved the zone, Determined to make this start his own. But Slade Cecconi matched with might, His heater humming, breaking right. Guardians batters roared with pride, While Milwaukee’s dugout swayed with stride. Final frame, the air was tight, A Guardians threat loomed in the night. But the closer fired, sharp and true, A swinging strike—the game was through! Milwaukee stormed the field with pride, A Cactus League win—must-win supplied. Though just the spring, the tone was clear: The Brewers came to fight this year. Credit: ChatGPT
  19. Only if @treego14 is ready for pre game poetry.
  20. If 100% of the .350 OBP person’s outs recorded are strikeouts, I’m not sure that is true. Especially if it lacks slugging percentage. It is such an extreme hypothetical mentioned in the above post. The high OBP only matters if the batters behind him don’t strikeout all the time and also get on base. Putting the ball in play does matter. I think the difference between .330 OBP and .350 OBP is one or two extra times on base per month.
  21. That can’t be universally true, though? If the .350 OBP strands every runner on third and the .330 OBP person drives them in? I also suppose it depends on whether the higher OBP results in runs scored.
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