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    Wth, blue?
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    It’s dry-Chafin-proofed, sure. But wet-Chafin-proofed? I don’t know…
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    What a legend!
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    Sal Frelick, professional hitter
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    Badger Mutual Insurance run of the game!
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    Stuck watching this on gamecast, and it’s really depressing seeing how crappy the heat map of Adames’ hitting zone is. He hits no location well, except for lower third, middle of the plate. And that AB, he had two there and couldn’t do anything with it. Just sad.
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    Yeah, the funny thing was, the ump messed up two calls that AB, but in opposite ways, so the count was correct—ha.
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    Not having to use Williams is a huge W at this stage. The fresher we can keep him, the better, because he is going to be absolutely leaned on in the playoffs. You could argue that there are only a handful of players on the roster who will be as determinative to how far the Brewers go as Devin Williams. If he can get a night off tonight, it was worth the risk.
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    My man!
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    Just here for the Chafin angst (reverse jinx?)
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    I mean, sure, but he’s not even cracking the top-100 winningest pitchers with that figure. Heck, Tim Wakefield got 200 wins. At that point it’s an Ironman award more than anything else.
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    Facts? We’re grinding axes, here!
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    Good night, sweet prince. Pleas learn how to swing like a major-leaguer.
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    It makes for a very enjoyable re-read this evening!
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    He certainly moved the decibel needle. And the richter needle. Are those the right needles?
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    Ok, you’re right. Five times.
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    Reminded me of this:
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    But, oh no! Four run lead. We’ll probably get Chafin now…
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    Hahaha, YES!
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    Uhhhh, Arizona? Time to wake up now.
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    He has by far his most appearances at 4th, so the other lineup spot appearances are very low sample sizes, but you are right. His worst OPS by a wide margin is when he’s 4th. If I had to guess, the thinking by CC is that he doesn’t hit into a lot of double-plays and he doesn’t K much, either. That batted ball profile could, over time, play better in run-producing situations than guys who have been striking out there a lot (anecdotally, I’d point to Adames and Tellez as major culprits on this front, but I’m too lazy to check the stat page to confirm).
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    I was surprised to not see Turang noted as a defensive standout in this write-up (the only mention he gets is as part of a “promising young trio” of outfielders—oops, Fangraphs). His case would seem to fit the article’s narrative perfectly: the Brewers have gone all-in on run prevention to the point of sacrificing hitting ability in the process. Turang is the poster-boy for this strategy thus far.
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    The Vikings start 0-2 and are officially on doom watch. An 0-3 start drops their historical playoff odds to a minuscule amount—well under 5% of 0-3 teams end up in the postseason.
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