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  1. Devinep
    I’d offer Bauers (Lefty OF) and someone the org isn’t too high on out of the pitching depth. Maybe they can flip Zerpa right away or trade Rob Z. I wouldn’t go much more but I’d offer something, especially from the team’s current surplus of pitching (and lack of power)
  2. Devinep
    Beyond Koenig and Perkins would actually be a good prospect or 2. But Boston could use a lefty reliever and Perkins would be their 4th OF, especially with two lefties and Rafaela possibly playing some IF. But yeah, just because I listed those two doesn’t mean the other piece(s) would just be lottery ticket types
  3. Devinep
    I would ask Boston which of Abreu or Durran they’d be more willing to deal. Then I’d try to see what is needed to add beyond Koenig and Perkins to make a trade happen.
  4. Devinep
    Obviously listen to offers but only pull the trigger if the trade means the Brewers bend the other team over the table and show them the 50 states. shout out horrible bosses
  5. Devinep
    Being a backup to Contreras (who seemingly gets to decide himself how much he plays), wouldn’t be appealing to a Caratini, who should get at least part-time if not more, starts. That is also why it would be better for Quero to start playing everyday in AAA then taking over as backup mid season. Quero would only start 40-50 games if he was the backup all season. since the brewers are so good at improving the defense of catchers, I’d like to see them use their “open” MLB roster spot as a way to get someone like Mickey Gasper as a buy low and low risk backup option.
  6. Devinep
    It’s less likely that the Red Sox would still be interested in paying for Peralta after signing Ranger Suarez. But it still seems crowded to have 3 lefty corner OF for 2 spots and none of them make sense as a DH with defense being part of their value. Maybe a deal can still be had. Personally, I’d like to see Wilyer Abreu come to Milwaukee
  7. Devinep
    You’re right Suarez is not good defensively. I’d sub in for him quite a bit for that reason (and pinch running) But he’s not a DH only, yet. I’m not even saying to get him, just that there is a fit for him. Especially because Yelich should get days off. And someone will be hurt.
  8. Devinep
    He could be the main 3B and part time DH. He could even play 1B if Vaughn gets hurt or turns back into his pre-MLB self. durbin can play 2B with Turang sliding over to SS and Ortiz can be a defensive replacement later. Durbin could also play some LF. and of course, 1 injury makes the playing time issue non-existent. There’s definitely room for a 3B if he were to help bring power. Like suarez or Isaac Paredes
  9. Devinep
    I’ve always thought Durran makes a lot of sense for the Brewers all season. And I think BOS and MIL make sense as trade partners. So I’ve thought of a trade that makes sense for both sides: brewers get: -Jarren Durran and a pitcher they identify (ex:David Sandlin) Red Sox Get: -Freddy Peralta, Jared Koenig (BOS wants another LHP reliever), and Blake Perkins (they need a 4th OF)
  10. Devinep
    I’m torn because this trade seems quite lopsided, but the Brewers seem to know what they’re doing with pitching
  11. Devinep
    I wound think Collins would be of interest as a return piece for Durran as replacement OF depth, especially with the Password being traded today. Collins could also be a possibility at 2B, which is weak in BOS. it would obviously take a lot more, but getting Durran would also mean not needing all of Collins, Perkins, Lockridge, and Mitchell anyway.
  12. Devinep
    With the added benefit of another year of control after a few weeks in the minors
  13. Devinep
    Also the need to only commit to Vaughn for 1 season means they can move on if he doesn’t repeat what he did last year and have Burke/Adams (maybe Fisher) take over late in 2025 or in 26. If he is able to repeat what he did last season, they can QO him and let him walk.
  14. Devinep
    In my hopes of getting an OF who can hit, I wouldn’t tho I any of the Brewers’ defensive OF would bring that back. Maybe Perkins would interest the Red Sox as a part of a Duran trade, for example, but only as a part. I think you have more success unloading Perkins for Mitchell separately and making OF space for a real hitter.
  15. Devinep
    Marte has been so good the last 2 years that even if he starts dropping off, he will be a very good player for a few years yet. In 2026, Turang could play some (a lot?) at SS. Marte played CF years ago and could transition to corner OF/1B in addition to some 2B. Idk how willing the brewers would be to take someone who has been called a diva, though. And, I’m sure AZ would want some real talent for him
  16. Devinep
    There are plenty of OF options. But the obsession with guys who are not much with the bat but good defenders (including Lara), has created a lot of redundancy in the OF. Like, what good is Blake Perkins or Brandon Lockridge as a defensive sub for Sal Frelick, for example? maybe trading some of the d-1st guys makes room in the OF to get the legit bat this team could use.
  17. Devinep
    Mitchell and Perkins would actually make a possibly effective CF platoon. I’d be ok going into next year with that. The only issue would be the lack of other options to add offense like this team needs. It also makes it difficult to roster Isaac Collins also. Getting so many defense-first OF makes some redundancy and it’ll be interesting to see how it gets sorted out this offseason
  18. Devinep
    I’d give Quero a little time in AAA to start 2026 to give him everyday time and gain an extra year of control. Lean heavily in Contreras then mix in few more DH (1B?) days and not have Quero play only twice a month as Contreras’ backup. Hopefully Sieger can be that stopgap backup catcher long term, it seems likely to me that, if Quero looks the part in 2026, then Contreras should probably be traded with only 1 year left on his deal.
  19. Devinep
    Like the playoffs showed in an even bigger way, a strong hitter is definitely needed. Here’s a list of potentially available/affordable hitters who could be in the middle of the order while not blocking all of the prospects coming up within the next 2 seasons: -Brandon Lowe- 1B/2B with Turang playing some SS -Jarren Duran -Cody Bellinger-ideal fit if not too $ -Max Muncy-If LA upgrades 3B -Jorge Polanco - might have to DH too much to fit
  20. Devinep
    It would be sad if he went to the dodgers, but LA would only be able to play him at 3B. But, maybe that would make Max Muncy available. He would be a very good 1B option for the Brewers
  21. Devinep
    It would take a Schwarber-level Bat to realistically consider blocking DH with Yelich and Contreras, and Quero coming too
  22. Devinep
    I think of one especially good fit on paper for who you describe: Cody Bellinger. IDK what their immediate plan is for 1B next year so Bellinger could help out there and OF
  23. Devinep
    Turang, if you’re gonna have such a crappy approach all postseason, let yourself get hit at least
  24. Devinep
    With Priester being a groundball pitcher, and Lockridge as an extra sub possibly for Yelich late, I would DH Churio if he does play at all. But playing Collins isn’t an awful idea either
  25. Devinep
    lol @ this lineup today. Also, for the love of God why not just IL Yelich to rest him and bring up Hoskins?
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