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When is it time to worry about Keston Hiura?
SomewhereInTime replied to Warning Track Power's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
The question isn't do the Brewers need Hiura to be better because others are struggling, the question is about Hiura alone. And Castro has played in 16 games and has 60 AB's(63 PA's). Here's the bottom line, he's just turned 24 and even during his struggles in his 2nd year, he's performing alright relative to the average 2nd basemen. That's the point. Not that we brought him in to be average or to compensate for a lack of production from 3rd base. It's about how concerning are his struggles this year. That's where the historically bad numbers, his age and experience come into play. It's got nothing to do with trying to put a positive "spin" on his strikeouts, but rather evaluating how worried people should be about his ability to hit. What good is his bat performing slightly better than the average 2nd baseman when he is an absolute butcher in the field? If they're going to continue this charade of trotting him out at 2nd base he needs to be one of the best in baseball offensively at the position to have value. -
That's probably not a very good idea.
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I can't figure out why he's still in the team. That's why! Good call Craig, that's why you manage and I type things on a website!
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I guess I don't really know why they'd go with Sogard here.
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Can't even make it through 56, rookie. Back in my day there were 162 full games in a season, and none of this 7 inning doubleheader junk.
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Burnes is going to finish 1/3 of an inning away from qualifying, brutal.
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I mean, if he was a plus defender maybe
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How much longer is this Keston Huira experiment at 2B going to last?
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Brewers control their own faith
SomewhereInTime replied to brewmann04's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Negative bWAR, 0.6 fWAR. When it comes to position players other than catchers, always trust fWAR over bWAR. That said, WAR is kind of designed to be a full season or multiple season statistic. -
2020 Standings and Playoff Races Discussion
SomewhereInTime replied to Eye Black's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
I mean, which team would you prefer win the world series instead of the Brewers? Dodgers. They win their division year after year and own all the best talent, and THIS stupid-ass season is finally the one where they win it all. I'd rather have my favorite team, the Brewers, win the world series. -
2020 Standings and Playoff Races Discussion
SomewhereInTime replied to Eye Black's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
I mean, which team would you prefer win the world series instead of the Brewers? -
That makes a lot of sense. I just can't imagine a swing like he has now ever really making consistent contact.
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That makes a lot of sense. I just can't imagine a swing like he has now ever really making consistent contact.
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That makes a lot of sense. I just can't imagine a swing like he has now ever really making consistent contact.
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Well the difference would be a 3.5 game deficit from the last spot compared to 1.5 back where they are now. If it were just a 4 team post season field like it used to be then yes, they'd be out of the race.
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Well the difference would be a 3.5 game deficit from the last spot compared to 1.5 back where they are now. If it were just a 4 team post season field like it used to be then yes, they'd be out of the race.
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Well the difference would be a 3.5 game deficit from the last spot compared to 1.5 back where they are now. If it were just a 4 team post season field like it used to be then yes, they'd be out of the race.
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It’s hard to hit when your bat isn’t in the hitting zone for very long because you are taking huge uppercuts Narvaez has one of the worst I've ever seen. It amazes me that he's ever even made contact.
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It’s hard to hit when your bat isn’t in the hitting zone for very long because you are taking huge uppercuts Narvaez has one of the worst I've ever seen. It amazes me that he's ever even made contact.
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It’s hard to hit when your bat isn’t in the hitting zone for very long because you are taking huge uppercuts Narvaez has one of the worst I've ever seen. It amazes me that he's ever even made contact.
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September of 2014 was similar.... I know the lack of scoring was very similar but could they really have been striking out at this high of a rate? I mean when I look at this lineup I think really only a couple players should currently be in the big leagues.
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September of 2014 was similar.... I know the lack of scoring was very similar but could they really have been striking out at this high of a rate? I mean when I look at this lineup I think really only a couple players should currently be in the big leagues.
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September of 2014 was similar.... I know the lack of scoring was very similar but could they really have been striking out at this high of a rate? I mean when I look at this lineup I think really only a couple players should currently be in the big leagues.
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I've never really seen a Brewers team struggle so much to hit pitches out over the plate. Not even good pitches, we consistently see swings and misses on center cut fastballs and hanging breaking balls, what used to be called mistake pitches. It doesn't seem to be as much of a chasing problem as most are drawing walks, they just can't hit.
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I've never really seen a Brewers team struggle so much to hit pitches out over the plate. Not even good pitches, we consistently see swings and misses on center cut fastballs and hanging breaking balls, what used to be called mistake pitches. It doesn't seem to be as much of a chasing problem as most are drawing walks, they just can't hit.
