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  1. I got really fired up that maybe Cortes was part of a package for Ha-Seong Kim. Then I remembered Kim wasn't on the Padres anymore. And is in fact still injured. Really, I let myself down more than anything.
  2. That wasn’t a deadline deal, either. The value proposition of deadline deals is just so skewed against buyers, and the Brewers brass didn’t get to where they are by being the ones to pay a premium in a deal.
  3. Two things can be true at once. It would be malpractice to pay the going trade rates on most of these players. And watching this version of Joey Ortiz take meaningful at bats down the stretch for one of the winningest Brewers teams of all time is really brutal.
  4. If Kwan is the biggest bat out there, I don't know if there is a real “go for it” opportunity even if the Brewers were inclined to do it. I like Kwan a lot, but how much does he really raise the ceiling? Is it more than Made would in two years? I kinda doubt it. Neto would help this team a lot, but the Angels are the Angels and it seems that no one can get him without blowing way past “go for it” territory into “nuke your farm system from orbit” territory. I just don’t see the path. It takes two to tango.
  5. Yup. But only if no one around the league knew it was going to happen. Once the rumors started circulating about our interest was when I became sure it wouldn’t happen. That’s just not how we roll.
  6. I keep waiting to hear it’s his back going out again, but all indications are he’s healthy. I suppose that’s better news, of course, but it is wild how bad he looks for stretches.
  7. Insert anyone in that org chart for pitching coach and it’s still true. What a joke of a franchise.
  8. The idea of risking Yelich’s back during the stretch run is a *very* uncomfortable one, speaking only for myself. I’d rather they run Perkins out there as much as they seem prudent.
  9. Brewers fans: I want Eugenio Suarez! Matt Arnold: We have Eugenio Suarez at home. Eugenio Suarez at home:
  10. You know you’re having a bad day on the mound when even Chourio walks twice on you.
  11. I don’t think we should count on anybody else in the Cubs’ second half schedule to be doing our dirty work besides us. Time to take care of business.
  12. Solid context, thanks for this. The language barrier would cause me to soften my criticism a bit.
  13. Plus, “are involving in the proposal trade” is such a poorly-worded and ambiguous phrase, it almost makes me suspect the post is fake. Silly season is truly upon us.
  14. First of all, I have huge doubts about this proposal by Hector Gomez. The Brewers certainly have no incentive to leak their offer, and there’s a ton of incentive by other parties, especially Arizona, to exaggerate where the bidding is at the moment. But second of all, it seemed significant to me that they shifted Turang to SS tonight and had Durbin playing 2B, while the eminently replaceable Siegler manned the hot corner. Yeah, it was late in a close game where Murph was trying to generate offense and play matchups, and one is inclined to read tea leaves even in morning corn flakes during trade deadline week. But if they were doing a little test run of how a Turang - Durbin up the middle infield looks, that would be the most direct way to get a Suarez into the lineup.
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