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  1. tonyei31
    Rhys had to swing at that 3rd strike. Entirely possible it would have been called a strike
  2. tonyei31
    He's still Pre-Arby next year. Still has options. He's coming back.
  3. tonyei31
    Think it's just the cycle of it. I think Scary Gary is 4 for his last 22. Slumping from his end. Once he strings together a few hits in a game it will be status quo for his opportunities.
  4. tonyei31
    Sounds like a perfect game for Mitchell, or if he was still up, Black, to get the nod.
  5. tonyei31
    He's definitely on his A game tonight. That homer by Naylor is a tip of the cap. Wasn't even a bad pitch.
  6. tonyei31
    Thought he didn't have options. Haven't looked too far. If he has options he is a prime candidate to be sent down before Sept 1st pitcher addition to roster, at which point I would expect him to come back up. Likely an option, on top of Ross/Wilson being DFA and Milner being optioned.
  7. tonyei31
    Either way that's a huge organizational win.
  8. tonyei31
    If any 'out of left field' DFA happened it would be Elvis (I don't think that happens, personally). For me it's pretty simple. Hall is up, Milner optioned with right to refuse. Hudson comes back and Ross is DFA. The real issue comes when Megill is ready.
  9. tonyei31
    I thought it was fringe on 3 pre-arby years vs 2 pre-arby years. If 6 years of control is the case it's even better!
  10. tonyei31
    Payamps is going nowhere. Continued faith from organization. Has been nearly lights out in the past month+. He's actually trending more towards last year Payamps over that span.
  11. tonyei31
    Think he's controllable for 5 more years. Got 2 more pre-arby and then 3 years of arby. What a steal.
  12. tonyei31
    I have to imagine Junk gets a few innings tonight.
  13. tonyei31
    I tend to believe that this placement was more 'phantom' than anything. Milner has looked much better his past few outings. Koenig being back. Hudson being Hudson. Need a long arm in the pen tonight with Junis and Wilson down. 3 lefties in Pen is fine.
  14. tonyei31
    The technology exists to get nearly every call correct. Baseball is the only major sport that has the ability to be played as true as can be (without the human eye dictating outcome, regardless of how good/bad they are) and they choose not to. Subscribing to the 'you get some calls that help the team and you get some calls that hurt the team' is today's equivalent of writing a check at the grocery store. Time has passed that by. Baseball needs to get with the technological times but that's hard to expect for a sport without a salary cap or a true even playing field.
  15. tonyei31
    Bullpen was rough tonight. Fun game (even with loss). I am still floored that when MLB has a chance to get 100%/near 100% efficiency in strike calls they refuse to use proven technology to get it right. Doesn't impact the union either, no ump loses their job. Human eye can't keep up with the speed/spin rates used today. While the Brewers pen lost this game, this game is a perfect microcosm of the need of Robo Umps calling balls and strikes. Long overdue from baseball.
  16. tonyei31
    First things first great at bats by Carroll and Marte. And Corbin has to be better. But With that being said the 2 singles prior were triggered by terrible calls on obvious strikes that changed the at bat counts. If this is the best MLB has to offer come playoff time sign me up for Robo Umps.
  17. tonyei31
    They aren't offering him arby and the 3-4 million to keep him. He is pitching his last game as a Brewer. If this year taught us anything their is always a veteran 'scrap heap' pickup that you can bring in to pitch to a 5 ERA and be serviceable on the cheap. Teheran and Rea. Guys like those 2 are always out there in the regular season through DFA/Roster Crunches/etc. and at a fraction of the cost.
  18. tonyei31
    Had a high rarity score today, 205, but did get 9/9. Took awhile to get the Orioles/Rays and then Aubrey Huff came to mind. I find most days are really difficult but thought last Saturday's and today's were pretty easy.
  19. tonyei31
    Yesterday was super easy. The rarity scores were easy to get too. Bottom right I used George Brett and he was a 3% which floored me.
  20. tonyei31
    I know his strikeout rate is high but I wonder if Ryan Noda from the Athletics would make sense? Gets on base a ton with Walks, some power, pre-arby. I don't know how much of an extreme upgrade it would be this year but he could fill a more cost affordable role for Rowdy if we were to decide to move on.
  21. tonyei31
    With the Hader blowback, and knowing you have an elite closer like Williams, I would definitely approach for a longterm deal beyond 2025, buying out the remaining 2 arby years. If it can be a viable deal that tacks on 2-3 more years beyond Arby years I am all for it. If we were to see a slip it's likely we would have seen it by now. Rest of your comment is spot on. The only one I would maybe consider for an extension beyond Devin is Rowdy. On the simple fact you know what you have, he is average or a little better than average at first base, and should be affordable. It would be nice to have a single position where the consistency is pretty standard. Should allow the OF and Turang Development to progress while having that known commodity at first.
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