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2024-25 Offseason Ideas
Ron Robinsons Beard replied to jay87shot's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
But then, if you were giving up that much, you'd have to be 100% sure that Mayo can pretty much immediately be an above-average bat and key cog for the next several years. Then convince the Orioles that adding Peralta to their rotation and waiting around for Boeve or Wilken's potential is a better bet than just finding a spot for Mayo on their current World Series-contending team. -
I think if the Vikings signed him, it would be as the surefire starter. I don't think there is any way his ego would allow him to sign with a team intending on a QB competition. Plus, McCarthy wasn't exactly a sure-fire future star coming into the draft last year, and is coming off a serious injury that is basically making him a rookie again. That said, there would be no one standing in his way for a starting job on both the Giants and Steelers. The Steelers are probably a better bet for a playoff run, and have better skill position talent across the board.
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3B whoas solvdd?
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Danny Dimes to the Colts! Could we see the full-circle completed with Rodgers to the Vikings? They gotta grab a vet somewhere, right?
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I'd be very surprised to see him succeed as a starter. Simply because that conversion from reliever to starter is so rare. But stranger things have certainly happened.
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Name Yer Brewer, Episode 6
Ron Robinsons Beard replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Yes!!! A standout of some very bad teams that ushered in the Weeks/Fielder/Hart years -
I am certainly not a fan of giving up good arms for nothing, but it truly remains to be seen whether this was a mistake. I remember many upset when the Brewers gave up on Phil Bickford, who went on to have some short-lived success with the Dodgers before flaming out. Middling relief arms are expendable. That's just how it is. And chances are, unless the Brewers REALLY missed on Smith, his ceiling is as a middling relief arm.
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Probably will end up in Ireland, from what I heard.
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Twitter (X) taking a massive dump today of all days is not making it easy to be an NFL offseason movement fan.
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DJ Reed to the Lions. 3 years, $48 million. Would have been a good fit for the Packers, but instead goes to their division rival. That one stings.
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The implosion potential of that triangle is immeasurable.
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It's a numbers game, and he isn't even on the 40-man roster yet. That said, even if he doesn't make the opening day roster, it doesn't mean he won't play a pivotal role this season.
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This creates a positive domino effect, effectively pushing Ashby and Hall (when healthy) to the pen, and guys like Misiorowski and Henderson to the AAA rotation to get more seasoning. It also potentially pushes Yoho to the Nashville pen, at least for the beginning of the season. You have to like the pitching depth this team is looking at, including all the young, talented arms in AAA.
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Quintana for basically the same $$$ that Collin Rea would have made this year. That is certainly not terrible.
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Dunn starting at 3B….Are you cool with it?
Ron Robinsons Beard replied to Scooterfletcher's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
You have to go back a few years (ok more than a few), but Dunn compares pretty favorably Casey McGehee, who managed to put up some solid seasons at the hot corner for the Brewers after his unheralded acquisition. Dunn obviously bats lefty and is a substantially better athlete than McGehee. Going back further, Dunn gives me some Tyler Houston vibes. Houston was a bright spot for some bad teams in the early 2000s -
Name Yer Brewer, Episode 4
Ron Robinsons Beard replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
That I'm pretty sure is the one and only Sal Bando (RIP) -
I'm going to guess Garrett Mitchell. And I agree. If he can manage to stay healthy, he's got a big season ahead.
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Because he thinks Perkins and Payamps are DFA-worthy. Diff'rent strokes I suppose.
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Let's look at recent headlines focused on Misiorowski: Back in starting role, Misiorowski touches 99 mph in spring debut Misiorowski Ready to Shine in Starting Role for Brewers Brewers Might Move Young Starter To Bullpen: 'Could Be Their Closer By August' Jacob Misiorowski Shows Electric Fastball but Struggles with Control Misiorowski Dominates with Elite Pitches on Top 100 Prospects List I don't see anything out there that is making an attempt to mislead the public. Every single one of these articles states that Miz came up as a starter, was switched to a relief role late last year to prepare for a possible call-up (which ultimately didn't happen), and that he is now once again being looked at as a starter. To answer your question, a sure-fire starting prospect is going to have more trade value. But I would personally hope that the Brewers move Miz to the pen before trading him to a team that views him as a starting prospect, because he has truly dominant stuff.
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Forgive me, then, for not really seeing your argument.
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Who forgot about that? I think pretty much everyone knows that he has the type of arm that you find a spot for.
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So let me get this straight. You are tired of reading articles that claim that just because Miz was the 1st pitcher yesterday, it means that he's being groomed as a starter. But then acknowledge that he is, in fact, a starter. Makes sense!
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LOL who is offended here? You stated an opinion, and I (among others) countered it.
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He throws triple digits, is 22 years old, and has been dominant as a minor leaguer. He has years (yes, YEARS) before that happens. He's also a top 100 prospect. Every single team in the majors would absolutely love to have an arm like his in their system. I imagine he's one of the first names that comes up in any high-end trade talks involving the Brewers.
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That article interviews him saying that HE wants to start. He's a high pick that is only 22 years old and is on the cusp of the majors. The Brewers have absolutely no reason not to see what he can do as a starter.
