TJseven7
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Not sure he stayed on the bag. I get his leg hit the bag around when his hand came off the bag but I'm not sure he always had it.
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Is Grandal the worst low ball blocking catcher in the league?
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3-1 count... how in the hell are you not sitting heater down the middle? Why take that pitch?
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I'm not sure why I respond to you, but 0-3 in the 6th isn't mop-up duty. If he can't get the juices flowing in a game like that and he's only good when he gets his shot of adrenaline, the guy is going to have a short career. I don't think he will. I think he'll figure out how to pitch coolly in all situations and end up as a very good starter for us. But right now his role is either middle relief at the MLB level or starting in the minors. 0-3 in the 6th is the very definition of middle relief and when he should be used. We will just agree to disagree then. Some pitchers just pitch better in relief with the game on the line > Burnes. And some pitch well in mop up roles > Barnes They were down 3-0. I get that they were down but you don't go oh well I quit its 3 runs. Perez stays at 0 ERA
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He's a career 3.89. Nothing is wrong with 3.89 for 7 mil a year.
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That looked like Hiura’s decision. He saw where the ball was headed and decided to go on his own If you aren't going to be vocal as the base coach, and it's Hiura's choice, don't have a base coach.
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Yeah, didn't look to say anything or motion to go as the ball rolled past him. He saw exactly where the ball was and stood there saying and doing nothing. Why can't we get competent coaches at the easiest damn job on the diamond. Should be loaded for Yelich with 1 out... Clearly blew a chance to score that inning.
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Keston.... come on man. Should be 1st and 3rd.
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Link Report for Friday 5/17 - TGIF!
TJseven7 replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Time for Nelson to start showing that he's knocked off the rust. Hope File can put up another 6 ip sub 3 ER start. -
Why is it that some people feel the need to "police" others beliefs. Who is policing who? Before I go off explaining how 5 star recruits and success vs players who don't make the majors is a moot point... who is policing who. Cuz I'm pretty sure I stated my opinion and had not 1 but now 2 people say I'm wrong and can't have my opinion because of factors that don't mean a thing.
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Well even if we don't trade Thames, opting out and keeping Shaw is a cheaper option by 1.5 mil. Shaw's better defensively.
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3-1 vs a 1st place team. Still 1 game behind last years pace. Runs scored 4.89 Runs allowed 4.24 and thats +.65 Come a long way since game 1 in this series. No thanks to Hiura, bum.
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Maybe we are talking about different things here. I'm speaking in reference to him being able to be a part of our pen late season this year. I think you are talking top end projection. Top end projection doesn't change. I haven't changed that. I'm thinking slow down in reference to him waltzing right up the system into our bullpen this year due to the AA start. Potential is potential. I'm pumping the breaks on when.
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I don't find the overall end results all that interesting, but when it's broken down into the strategies of WHY those end results happen I find it very interesting. Winning close games is basically how teams win in the playoffs. A good bullpen, defense, and having guys who don't strike out often are intuitively good strategies to win those kinds of games, but I don't know if the stats corroborate that kind of intuition. I did a write up on it in the Broxton days. Our record was highly dependent on K numbers. Games with 3BB or over and 9Ks or under were heavily skewed towards wins vs the contrary. I can't fully grasp the numbers these guys are dealing with but at the time I suggested that MKEs results coupled with the Astros huge shift to get even mediocre filler pieces in the lineup who just didn't K had something to do with an analytical point of saturation where if Ks by game reach a certain point, your offense completely decays. Houston went from nearly a 11-12K team per game to south of 9. We were near 13 for stretches of the year. Having guys who K 200 times is fine as long as its lessened by the whole. Walker, Granderson replacing Villar Broxton followed. Moose, Cain, Gamel are big influencers on that. I don't know how to explain it or why. I just have little doubt the analytics guys keyed in on it for some reason.
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For a guy who isn't supposed to be much of a defender he hasn't looked bad at all. Other than dropping a simple looping liner but fortunately recovering to start a DP he’s made the basic plays so far. Showed solid range getting behind Arcia on the one he booted. Charged and scooped a few real well tonight. Good turns in the double play. Done more than basic stuff.
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End of year 5 > 3.6 = 100+ wins +1.4 is a lock for 100 wins +1.1 with some luck is likely 100 wins. Being +.5 and 7 games over 500 (94 pace)... being a team that has the pen to win the close games. I'd think 5 and 3.9 would do the trick. I've pointed at 5 and 4.1 being the goal for over a year now. That was at the time that the Astros made their push to lessen Ks in their lineup, which we followed in 2018.
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Nothing hit particularly hard, and had chances to break the game open with RISP. But far from looking lost - only one strikeout and not chasing out of the zone. Well on the K he did chase one breaker low. He forced 2 tough defensive plays and one he would have beat out if CC had challenged the play. Defensively he was quite good tonight.
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1 worse than 2018 Runs scored 4.75 Runs allowed 4.27 Almost to .5
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How many of those hits didn't plate a run though.
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Well we know who our 4th catchers is Damn 99
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Get one on MKE, the 6th hitter needs to make this an Albers inning.
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Hiura, they might actually leg it out buddy. Little bit too easy going on that one.
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I haven't been paying as much attention to be honest, but honestly, I've seen more irritated batters by clear strikes than usual tonight.
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Nice play Hiura again for being a mediocre defensive player, he's been pretty solid. If Arcia doesn't boot the ball on the McCutchen hit Hiura has it and no runs score.
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it was called a strike