SomewhereInTime
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Where do they rank if you take out the high scoring games for all teams? -
The extremely rare four run win by a home team in extra innings!
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Fans always have to realize 29 other fanbases also want their hitting coach fired every year.
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Alright, now lets win it now!
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Really needed Collins to come through there
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Another day, another idiotic quick hook
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Guess it was a blister for Quinn, not a quick hook. Since thats the case it is what it is.
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Probably. I think if I remember right he has some innings based incentives in his contract, so they will definitely cut him before he gets to those.
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Yeah but there isn't much you can do about that. They either hit or they don't. A manager can definitely make better decisions in managing the pitching staff.
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Turned the game off the second I saw Alexander on the mound. Another dumb early hook of a starter.
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Used to be 120 pitches you go to the bullpen, then 100, now 80, all while injuries continue to skyrocket
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Good idea on paper but it all falls apart when the piggy back pitcher is pulled after going one inning and giving up four runs.
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I think we're at the point now where you just have the starter go out and throw 105 pitches regardless of the score and outcome.
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Wow if thats the reason Ashby didnt pitch that is truly awful management.
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Pitchers have never been paid more, never pitched less, and never gotten hurt more often than in today's game.
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I mean yes it absolutely is how the human body works. If he was sitting at 25 ip so far and was often being used 4/5 days that would be much worse than the actual situation.
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Megill hasn't been used that much this year. A team should be fine using their closer in 4 out of 5 days.
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So its still raining. Looked like when I saw the radar it wasn't going to stop.
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Yeah looks like from what I see online the ability to call a game early due to weather is still in place. Now on a less important note, does anyone know if the stats count from this inning or do they consider the game over after 5 innings?
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If I'm seeing the radar correctly, it looks like it's going to rain for a while. Does anyone know the current rules for ending a game early, or suspending a game, or how that works in 2025?
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Well if everyone gets healthy they're about to have more starters than they need. Chad Patrick could be someone who does this, maybe DL Hall. Could even get a call up of jacob misiorowski. Remember how Corbin Burnes and Brandon Woodruff were used in 2018.
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Either that or having a multi inning setup man or two. Like how they used Hudson and Koenig last year. The one inning reliever strategy was great for the 2011 Brewers who had four qualifiers, three guys over 200 innings, and a 5th starter who threw 161.2 innings. Four starters averaged over 6 innings per start. You can't use that bullpen strategy in 2025 when not a single starter will come close to 200 innings or 6 innings per start.
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Time for bull pen reevaluation
SomewhereInTime replied to Ghostbear's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
If and when other starters get healthy, Chad Patrick could be that guy too. -
While I agree to an extent, there's at least 20 other fanbases that will also say their manager is the worst in the league at managing a pitching staff.
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Time for bull pen reevaluation
SomewhereInTime replied to Ghostbear's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
The problem with our current pitching staff is we do not have starters who go deep into games like 2011 or 2021 teams did. Yet the bullpen is managed as if we do. Its fine to have 1 inning relievers when starters pitch 6, 7, 8 innings regularly, not when they're often pulled in the 5th or 6th. This team isn't using anyone like 2024 Bryan Hudson, or 2018/2019 Hader, or 2018 Burnes, or 2023 Bryse Wilson, or 2022 Suter, or 2019 Guerra. I'm not talking about long relievers or garbage time pitchers, you always have those, I mean multi inning setup men, multi inning stoppers/closers. At the current rate this year, you'll have at least three main setup men over 80 games pitched by the end of the year, or they'll be on that pace until they get hurt. It is not sustainable.
