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Ron Robinsons Beard

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  1. Coleman Crow, Colton Gordon and Tyson Hardin are legit rotation prospects. There are a few OKish-type prospects in the pen, but I agree that there is certainly room for a reclamation project or two there.
  2. I'd be very surprised if Wood is even available. And as alluded to above, Made isn't getting dealt for Miller.
  3. Yes, and Devries netted Miller with an extra year of control. Miller sure as heck isn't going to net Made now.
  4. That story reads like something written by someone who actually hasn't been watching Henderson and Drohan pitch. Those guys have thrown like legit #2s as of late.
  5. I don't understand how people keep saying the Brewers would need to trade Made to get one of these upper-level guys. I mean, when was the last time the consensus #1 prospect in all of baseball was actually dealt?
  6. I'd like to note the irony here, considering your liberal use of the Mark A "Cheap A$$" meme LOL. As previously noted, Colton Gordon is a pitcher they've had their eye on for quite awhile, and taking on McCullers and $2 million of his salary turned out to be a creative, relatively low-cost way to get him. Giving up Jaydn Fielder is a nothingburger.
  7. I think the basis of their model mismanagement stems from the inability to realize that spending gobs of money on your roster does not always guarantee wins.
  8. That's fully on them, then. Models can be adjusted. If anything, that is bias confirmation.
  9. Once again, Fangraphs proves either how terrible its algorithms are, or how blatantly biased it is against the Brewers. 31-29 the rest of the way, for the team with the best record in the league, against a middle-of-the-road schedule? Poppycock!
  10. Nice efficient win. It felt like the offense was squaring up much better yesterday, but had tough luck. A little lethargic today, but did enough to win with the solid pitching.
  11. Welcome to the IGT ... the place where doom and gloom rule the day.
  12. What's funny is that he, historically, when performing as the predominant 3B, has been very good. When performing as the SS, he hasn't. It's almost like he flips a switch
  13. Frelick literally just turned 26 years old. Are we really to the point of saying "he is what he is"?
  14. I know it seems like summer is going fast, but you do realize that early August is only 10 days from now, right?
  15. Why are you always so against the Brewers acquiring guys who used to play here? Its not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison, but Sabathia was 6-8 with an ERA near 4 when the Brewers traded for him. I imagine that smart teams look at more than just the last 4 months of results when trading for a veteran pitcher, and Peralta has a very solid history. If he were pitching better, it is likely the Mets would be closer to contending, and he wouldn't even be available. If the Brewers determine that he's the best fit of what is available for veteran starting pitching, I wouldn't take issue with it, former Brewer or not.
  16. I don't know how anyone can't be happy with what the Brewers received in this deal, other than just simply wanting to be contrarian.
  17. "Whaaaaa .... but I want big NaMeZZZZZ that I knowwwwww!!!!!"
  18. Yep, because it's been rough for Brewer fans watching Peters blossom in the middle of the Giants' order. Seriously ... he's been dealt twice in minor deals, then DFA'd and traded for cash since he was Brewers' property. Your argument is disingenuous at absolute best.
  19. McGee was already DFA'd last week prior to being dealt. Bryse Wilson took his 40-man spot.
  20. He's also likely on the verge of being the Brewers starting 3B. Would likely be up now had he not gotten dinged last week, necessitating the move for Shewmake.
  21. Ranked as high as 10th in the Astros farm system (2023-24). 16th last year. 2021 8th round pick. Has a funky delivery. Been a starter throughout his minor league career, but I'd bet they are looking at him as a reliever.
  22. Which says pretty much everything I need to know about how the Brewers feel about Tobias Myers.
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