SomewhereInTime
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Isn't there a roster cutdown coming in a couple of days? -
I agree that there is never a point in having a 10th man in the bullpen and probably regardless of who it is I wouldn't trust them with any lead. Fun game today, I like seeing the Brewers hit the baseball.
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This was not best time to use a garbage time long reliever. Suter should've been left in to pitch at least three innings and then I think Gustave should've been used to finish it out. Suter is a better fit as a long relief/piggy back type than a one or two inning middle reliever.
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Well here you go!
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Without looking it up, I think this is the second time all season the Brewers have started their 5th time through the batting order.
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Today is an example of the downside of a ridiculous ten man bullpen. You have guys like Millner and Urena who should not be on the roster and won't pitch very often unless Counsell forces them into a game like today. Because of it, they might have to use Hader to save the game on a day when he shouldn't have to pitch.
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I guess it could help but when you need to replace about six bats in the lineup with guys who can hit a baseball it doesn't seem to be a top priority.
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Bring back Angel Hernandez
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I feel like they might have fixed replay. It's gotten to the point where you can predict the outcome of a challenge by watching the replay instead of just flipping a coin like the last few years.
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I don't get it. The Brewers traded for Narvaez while he was big leaguer and did not develop him in the minors.
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I've got hotels.com, gran turismo 7, progressive, and hefty on my page right now. Reasonably better than the awful fizy hard cider commercials.
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It seems like this is a long time for the Brewers to go without making a big league roster change of any kind.
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It's just amazing how much different an Angel Hernandez game is compared to all other home plate umpires we've seen so far this year. The umpires of today are better than ever and most arguments are over an inch off the plate. There was one call today that might've missed 6 inches inside. You just don't see that anymore.
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I mean the call on Schwarber was whatever. Pitch was maybe a quarter of an inch outside. It's just the other 15 blown strike calls throughout the game that's too much. Not a good look for baseball to get Angel behind the plate on the Sunday night game.
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You're right I think that was the one.
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Oh wow. I must've been thinking of a different team. I hadn't realized it was such a late season push they had.
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The Carolina number that matters most
SomewhereInTime commented on CheeseheadInQC's blog entry in Fun with numbers
For most or all of the 15, their value will never be higher than it is now. Hopefully most will be used as trade pieces within the next two years. -
They have won the NL pennant three of the last five years. Sometimes the AL has a really good team too. Last year they overachieved in the postseason given that they didn't even win their own division.
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Weren't they like the best team in baseball from June through the end of the season and didn't they have some early season injuries that lead to the poor start? Maybe more people should've picked them.
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They'll probably find a way to be good enough to get to the postseason but winning a postseason series is different than anything in the regular season. Beating the Dodgers in a best of 5 or best of 7 seems unlikely with this lineup.
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2022 Brewers Pitching Thread
SomewhereInTime replied to RobDeer 45's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Why is it unreasonable to use a starter on short rest or a bullpen pitcher to pitch two innings in a postseason game? What's the point of limiting innings during the regular season if the guy can't pitch when you need him to? I don't think the wiser minds running the Brewers have a WS banner yet. -
That is the correct response. And remember, pitching and defense wins. There's a reason why we're in a very successful stretch of five seasons of Brewers baseball. Teams like 2012 or 2001 hit the ball but lost a bunch of games because there was no pitching.
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ground ball exit velocity of about 3 mph down the right field line away from the shift, died in the outfield grass about 8 feet past first base.
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Great to see!
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I think yesterday was a good one too. Around 2.5 hours I think without looking it up.
