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Now Yelich is out. This offense is in big trouble.
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I don't agree. SS was whinging and making *** faces in the LEAST first. I strongly suspect he said something too. Sogard merely responded with what are you whinging about I agree, I didn't see that as being started by Sogard.
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The Cardinals are so soft.
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You know it's gonna happen. Hmm....no way they win this game.
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Just thinking that myself. Santana is just screwed at this point.
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The adage of "If you don't like it do something about it" comes to mind.
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You know it's gonna happen.
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I don’t. I’m good with him letting Guerra attempt the 6th. I agree, not seeing the issue with letting Guerra start that inning.
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I'm a Brewer fan. I am automatically programmed to believe that kind of thing can't happen for my team.
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We really need a "like" button.
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Maybe, we still have the better offense, pen and probably defense as well. Not sure how you can say the Brewers have a better offense when the Cardinals are scoring about the same number of runs in a significantly less hitter friendly park. That whole thing was in response to you saying the Cardinals had a better offense. They don't. By just about every statistical measure the Brewers offense is better including those that adjust for park factors. It isn't monumental, but they are better than the Cards. Thus, not sure how you can say the Brewers don't have a better offense.
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I think the Cardinals have had more damaging injuries, especially with pitchers, than the Brewers have, and as they get guys like Reyes and Martinez into the regular rotation they will be tough. Like the Cubs, they will have several starters better than anyone the Brewers have, including some who are capable of going through a lineup more than twice. Maybe, we still have the better offense, pen and probably defense as well.
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The Brewers did have the best 50 game record in franchise history. Do you know the final record of the team that held the previous record? Given the experiences of 2007, 2009, 2014, and 2017, it’s hard to blame Brewers fans for being somewhere between cautious and skeptical about good starts. Sure, but saying a 1-2 series loss to the White Sox the first weekend of June is as big a deal as has been noted in this thread is beyond hyperbole. Sure, they have warts, but so do those other teams we fret over.
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What makes you think the Cardinals have a better offense than the Brewers? The Cardinals have issues in their bullpen and so do the Cubs. The Brewers have a better team ERA than the Cardinals as well. I don't think this is a case of the same old Brewers. Same old Brewers fans, maybe.
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This team got off to what, it's best start in franchise history? Not quite the same old Brewers. 14 games over and best record in NL even after today. Quite the reactionary IGT today.
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Every team has good stretches and bad stretches. Every team loses games/series to bad teams. If this is their undoing they were never a real contender to begin with.
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I'd put in Albers in the 7th. Based on that inning, and the lower part of the order coming up, I'd let Williams go two.
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Lowest exit velocity of any starter Lowest entrance velocity as well LOL! He still gives up an inordinate amount of hits either way. Having said that, he is doing a bang up job today. Cards bats seem very aggressive which is perfect for a guy like Suter. Maybe the Cards are feeling the pressure against us for a change.
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Lowest exit velocity of any starter Fair enough.
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Pretty much this. My comment wasn't about not starting him, it was about not having much confidence in him. He may have a low walk rate but he gives up hits at a higher rate than anyone that has started a game too. I'd bet he has given up more hard contact as well. He is in the rotation and it's his turn. Still don't like it. Hopefully he proves me wrong today.
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Keston Hiura [Promoted to AA 5/31/18]
82brewcrew82 replied to markedman5's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Not only a pitcher friendly league but a one of the more pitcher friendly home parks in that pitcher friendly league. -
At some point they have to prove that they aren't completely intimidated by the likes of the Cubs and Cardinals. I'm not sure starting Suter is the way to start that trend.
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I think it's incredibly naive to think a team would never trade a player to a team that "fleeced" them in a different trade. That would amount to a GM admitting that the other GM is better than they are and that the first GM could never be as good as the latter GM. I highly doubt ANY GM would think that and if I were the owner and my GM thought that way I would immediately fire that GM.
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That's better kid.