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  1. wntrtxn21
    Just about the exact same team as in 2025. I don't think it's good enough to get to the W.S.....They need another big bat on the left side of the infield or in the outfield.
  2. wntrtxn21
    If you are not willing to pay Vaughn $8M for a platoon 1B with so so defense, why would you pay O'Hearn $13M to platoon and a negative UZR and Rdrs? I can't see paying O'Hearn $13M if they keep Vaughn.
  3. wntrtxn21
    There is zero chance the Brewers throw away $41.5M on Wilson Contreras.
  4. wntrtxn21
    Restructuring of the game has to be done in a 3 tier manner to work. Revenue sharing, hard salary cap, and a salary floor. None of the three will work alone. A stated portion of the revenue has to go to players to force a salary floor. Penalties for teams who are at the minimum for more than 3 years in a 10 year span. Salary cap is figured on AAV basis. There may have to be some grandfathering on a short term basis.
  5. wntrtxn21
    I don't know how active the Dodgers will be for Woodruff. Besides the big 4 they threw against the Crew, the have Gonsolin, Grove, Ryan, and Stone coming off injury sometime in early 2026.
  6. wntrtxn21
    Top end talent goes where the money is. Big markets get them because they have the ability for huge payrolls. Milwaukee would be ideal for a lot of players, but the money is elsewhere.
  7. wntrtxn21
    Big pass on Cruz. He hit a whopping .200 and whiffed 33% of the time. Plus he's a terrible defender. He would be the opposite of what they need.
  8. wntrtxn21
    Where it once looked extremely doubtful, I think after the embarrassing fiasco that just happened, the Brewers might look at trading Peralta (especially if they re-sign Woody with a "show me" type contract) for MLB ready help. With Woody, they have enough good young arms and can add a low level FA to have a pretty good starting staff. They need an outfielder badly. Collins and Perkins are no better than 4th or 5th outfielders and they can't depend on an often injured Mitchell for anything. SS is a prime need given Ortiz's well documented problems with the bat. I don't see MA willing to open the purse strings to pay out big numbers for a FA, so trades are the only option. No matter what, Milwaukee can't stand pat!
  9. wntrtxn21
    *** was McGill doing? Throws one center cut, thigh high on an 1-2 pitch.
  10. wntrtxn21
    That's why Collins isn't playing. 8 ABs and 6 whiffs. Turang looks like he's just mailing it in. He too has sucked horribly this series.
  11. wntrtxn21
    Mr. rollover does it again. Has it been 6 games since Yelich actually hit a ball in the air? Contreras continues to suck with a whiff and Bauers does it too. Well at least it won't be a hitless game.
  12. wntrtxn21
    Can anyone remember when Yelich actually got a ball to the outfield?
  13. wntrtxn21
    Murphy signaled surrender with Myers in the game. Down 4-1 with an offense that has been almost noexistent, he figured why not. Next will be Gasser. Game over..... Maybe the Brewers can get something going in LA.
  14. wntrtxn21
    Can anyone remember the last time Yelich didn't whiff or rollover on one and actually hit a ball passed the infield?
  15. wntrtxn21
    All the runner had to do was tag and go. Once the ball hits Frelick's glove he was ok to go no matter what happened. Just horrible base running, thank goodness.
  16. wntrtxn21
    Mr. rollover or whiff, (Yelich) looks like a little leaguer against a college pitcher. The Crew needs a much better effort from him if they are going to have a chance in this series.
  17. wntrtxn21
    I like your idea about re-signing Woodruff and keeping Peralta. Woodruff could be fairly cheap on a "show me" contract and hopefully Peralta is even better in his walk year. With Patrick, Henderson, Priester, and Miz (still not convinced on Gasser) they have enough to have a pretty decent starting staff. I can't see Kim going anywhere. He has a $16M player option with Atlanta and no team in baseball is going to come even remotely close to that for his services. He stays with the Braves and hopes to play better in his walk year. I don't think Kwan does anything for the Brewers. He's a LF and not close to an impact bat they need. In 625 ABs he had 11 HRs and drove in 56. Collins in 372 ABs, had 9 HRs and 54 RBIs with a better OPS and OPS+...
  18. wntrtxn21
    I think Murphy was right there. Ortiz is one of the worst hitters in MLB and Murphy had his RBI leader up next. Unfortunately Yelich choked and Churio failed too. He can now pinch hit for Ortiz later.
  19. wntrtxn21
    Yelich's choke might be the biggest of the season so far. He's become Mr. rollover for the last month or so and all that was needed was another one and at least it was a run. Instead a whiff.
  20. wntrtxn21
    It's tough to defend how Murphy screwed around with the lineup that knocked Boyd around in game one. He's got it in his head that Yelich is a leadoff hitter and no matter what the result, he's going to go with it.
  21. wntrtxn21
    Who starts game 4 (if needed) for the Crew? Quintanna is coming in soon so it looks like game 4 will be another bullpen adventure.
  22. wntrtxn21
    I don't see how Anderson makes it over Myers. Gasser was kind of a shock over DL Hall. Hoskins I'm sure is insulted and has every right to be.
  23. wntrtxn21
    I think Kim is a moot point. After the year he had there is zero chance he turns down the $16M player option he has. No way any team is going to offer him anything close to that in the open market. Then if he has a decent year, he hits FA with more to offer.
  24. wntrtxn21
    More than a bit frustrating. Churio is 6 for his last 49 with 2 RBIs. Lots of Ks.
  25. wntrtxn21
    No way Miz should be on the playoff roster. Let him come back next year, hopefully with his head on square and a lot more mature. I just don't know what Collins is doing lately. I don't think Murphy lets him start again this season. Joey O misses a dinger by inches.
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