wildcat2237

Common buddy, completely whiffed on the Tobias Myers part of the deal. 😄 In all seriousness, nice call.

I live in AZ and work with a bunch of Dbacks fans. Pfaadt was a really big part of their World Series run a few years ago. So he has a place in Dbacks lore. The fans and organization hold him in higher regard than they should. The closest player I can think of that is comparable for the Brewers is Tobias Myers and the big year he had in 2024. But imagine if Tobias took the crew to the WS last year?

Seems the Brewers just have to acquire a garbage reliever every year. This year it is Shelby Miller.

Oh no. This board may explode...

This is where I have been. Stick with the "bite of the apple" approach. Stand pat. Let the next five years be a lot of fun with the young players coming up.

He's very much the type of player this front office covets....

Yep. I think the pitching stuff will work ittself out. Never can have too much pitching. Put Freddy on a brief IL stint with "dead arm" and put in Cortes for a couple of starts, then go from there. And that is not even getting into the Brewers possibly losing Peralta, Cortes, Quintana, and Woodruff this winter.

You are very likely correct if the Arb 1 number is really $1.5 million or so.

Mitchell is arbitration eligible this offseason. https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2025/06/brewers-garrett-mitchell-shoulder-surgery.html I personally think he is a prime non-tender candidate either this offseason, or if not, next offseason. Not sure the Brewers want to pay him $3-$4 million with all of the injuries when they have Chourio, Yelich, Frelick, Perkins, Collins. Just kind of goes against the way they have done business recently. Woodruff being the one exception.

Yep. With the current pitching glut, I would say there is a very high change they DFA/Offer him back to St. Louis in the offseason. I cannot see them trying to rehab him and get him a roster spot next year.

Official attendance last night announced at 38,175. So almost 40k for a Tuesday night game.

Not sure. However, the Brewers have been one of the most innovative teams. So, it wouldnt blow my mind.

If Suarez is on the trading block he will be one of the top bats availiable. I would be very surprised if this front office pays that premium. Would go very counter to the "bite of the apple" strategy.

Maybe not. He may be ready. Also, I guess if he is going to leave as a free agent the Brewers may not care and may be happy to "red-line" him to get value out of his contract. However, I have watched some of his interviews and he has talked a lot about "workload." I am not sure he feels ready to handle a regular workload of 6-7 innings every five days.

Big hell no.... Made alone could end up being about as good as Acuna is now. This is just not the type of trade the 2025 Brewers front office would make.