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  1. Ok so our pitching staff. I did this IGT yesterday roughly and this is the exact version. The problem. Peralta starting 25.2 IP ERA 7.37 Burnes 32.2 IP ERA 9.92 Barnes 15.2 IP ERA 6.89 Wilson 11.1 IP ERA 9.53 Combined 85.1IP ERA 8.54. That is roughly 9.5 games of 8.54 ERA. The rest of the staff 452IP ERA 3.70 Wilson is in AAA Barnes is back due to having 9 lives Peralta is in the pen where he's pitched 12.1 IP at 2.19 ERA Burnes...... 9.5 games these misplaced guys have allowed 8.54 earned runs per game. That leaves 49.5 games where the team allows 3.75 earned runs per game Of the 17 unearned runs.... 7 happened during Peralta Burnes Barnes and Wilson misplaced outings. When you take Peralta out of the starting rotation When you demote Barnes Wilson and Burnes Even after you factor in the unearned runs Milwaukee is giving up 3.95 runs per game. Earned and Unearned. Get Gio back, get Chacin back. Welcome back Nelson. Send Barnes back to AAA. Let Burnes hone his craft in AAA. Keep Freddy in the pen. The numbers are there, the arms are there for this team to allow less than 4 runs per game. 4 people in the wrong roles (or on the MLB roster all together) are ruining the results. With the offense scoring 5.08 runs per game. And a pitching staff allowing 3.95 runs per game. MKE would be +1.13 run diff and that's 95-100 win stuff.
  2. Even more fun. Last 30 games or 105AB .295 avg .378 obp .457 slg Yes that's .835 OPS over the last 30 games. I'd be thrilled with .270 .750.
  3. Guilty, from the first outing this year the heat was there but it seems like the ball is moving more and more every game. Right now, he's used as the last guy in the pen. He is certainly not the worst guy in the pen. If he's not here to stay, I don't have the foggiest clue why.
  4. He's out, that's game. I gotta say, I'm really happy for Houser. The guy had a strange ride to get here and he's looked better nearly every time out. He's not some run of the mill, made it to the show long reliever. He's becoming a very good one. The pitches looked sharper today than they did his first time out this year. Good to see him get a W.
  5. I loved the pirates fans booing the change up just a tick over belt high right down the middle being called a strike. LOL
  6. The more I watch the more I realize the reason framing matters is because these umps have zero clue when the ball crosses the plate. Yet telecasts pull a 3D model of the zone that they can augment in any angle. OOOOOO HOUSER!
  7. I really don't expect this to last much longer. Houser is kinda a poor mans Woodruff and they'll be sitting on that change up again.
  8. Hey, he turned one. Woulda been better if Arcia trusted him. Arcia thought about doing it himself and didn't flip as early as he could have. Hiura was there.
  9. When he came up my question was would the power still be there. So far that looks like a yes. I expected him to come in and be like Gamel out of the blocks. He's gone straight to what I assumed was ceiling level. When he hit his ceiling I wanted him 3rd in the order. It's early, but man... why not.
  10. Cain could hit 200, he'd be positive war Not sure why Albers worries people so much. He's been solid until he fell off a cliff last year. This year he's back to solid.
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