brewerfan82

I'm putting Woody on the roster just to get the pinch hit homerun when we need it.

I guess the good news is no away fans are going to be paying to see these games in Milwaukee, so it should be 99.999% Brewer fans. And many Brewer fans balking at the ticket price for the home games will make it out to the away games instead, so we should be well represented there as well. I spent way more than I thought my threshold was going to be to grab two Game 1 tickets a couple days ago, but looks like it was a good call, as the same seats are $500+ more on SeatGeek now and sounds like I'm not going to have the opportunity to grab anything at face value at this point. For me personally (assuming we get 1 more win here 😬🤞), as someone born in 1982 and wasn't even really old enough to be truly following the team until 1993, living through so many years of following a team that just had no chance of even being a winning team, let alone a playoff team, let alone a division winner, let alone a World Series champion, Game 1 is going to be a celebration of the impossible happening. Win or lose, I'm just excited to be engulfed in Brewer fans celebrating what this team has accomplished. If they win one more game, these next two weeks is going to be a beautiful fever dream.

Thanks! No, I can only find tickets on SeatGeek, etc., right now, so I was confirming that others had early access for face value seats. Since that sounds like what you're showing, I wouldn't expect tickets to go down. If that wasn't what you were showing, and people were just seeing the same stuff I'm seeing on secondary market sites, I was hoping the actual face value tickets would end up being lower, and once those were available, then the secondary market would adjust lower as well, but it doesn't sound like that's the case.

Considering the Brewers postseason tickets page (https://www.mlb.com/brewers/tickets/postseason) still says World Series tickets will be available at a later date, are we sure we're seeing the prices they'll be once they're more widely available? Or do some people on this site have early access and are seeing the face values for these? I'm in Baltimore, so I'm not a Wisconsin resident or a season ticket package holder, so I'm trying to figure out if I should be expecting to pay $1500 per seat and should grab them now or if I should wait and keep an eye on things over the next few days.

I vote for this too, for a couple reasons: 1.) I'd prefer not to give Phillies a preview of Miz this close to a potential playoff matchup with them (or of Logan for that matter, but I'm not sure they'll get around that one), and 2.) I'll be at the game Sunday! :)

I don't know if I can think of a more satisfying World Series run than knocking off the Cubs, Dodgers, and Yankees to get a championship 😍

I live in Baltimore and it at least allowed me to sign up for the free Brewers.tv trial. We'll see tomorrow if it blocks me from watching the doc. I'm hoping they only blackout the actual games being out of market 🤞

Rooting for a looooong, bullpen destroying, extra inning game loss for the Cubbies here.

Obviously everything that happens in the next couple days needs to be taken as a whole before some individual moves can be fully evaluated, but I think it makes sense on a few fronts: Perkins will be replaced by Lockridge shortly Heuer vs. Yoho ROS ZiPS: Heuer: 11 IP, 8.86 K/9, 3.66 BB/9, 1.01 HR/9, 3.73 ERA, 4.03 FIP, 0.1 WAR (Arb 3 in '27) Yoho: 14 IP, 9.72 K/9, 4.08 BB/9, 1.12 HR/9, 4.31 ERA, 4.21 FIP, 0.0 WAR (Pre-arb in '27) Naylor vs. Sanchez vs. Quero ROS ZiPS: Naylor: 105 PAs, 10.3% BB%, 23.7% K%, .208/.292/.382, 90 wRC+, 0.4 WAR (Arb 1 in '27) Sanchez: 91 PAs, 11.8% BB%, 25.1% K%, .213/.319/.413, 104 wRC+, 0.2 WAR (FA in '27) Quero: 78 PAs, 7.6% BB%, 19.8% K%, .230/.293/.373, 85 wRC+, 0.3 WAR (Pre-arb in '27) Nothing earth shattering, but mainly sets them up for some flexibility to trade Sanchez and/or Quero while also setting up Naylor as the backup C for next year, where he should have similar expectations as Sanchez or Quero, at least for that first season.

I guess he's saying they're not trading Skubal then, because that is the most insane trade package I've ever heard of, lol.

Just out of curiosity, I wanted to see how often we score at least x runs per game compared to other teams (and especially the Dodgers). Here's some results: Score at least 1 run (95.37% of the time, T-6th in MLB w/ STL, behind LAD w/ 98.15%) 2+ runs (91.67%, 1st, ahead of LAD w/ 87.04%) 3+ runs (71.30%, T-9th w/ LAD and TEX) 4+ runs (59.26%, T-8th w/ NYY, just behind LAD w/ 60.19%) 5+ runs (50%, T-4th w/ ATL, ahead of LAD w/ 43.52%) 6+ runs (39.81%, 4th, ahead of LAD w/ 36.11%) 7+ runs (28.70%, 5th, just behind LAD w/ 29.63%) 8+ runs (23.15%, 4th, just behind LAD w/ 25.93%) Totally game for improving the offense, but they've been pretty consistently good at scoring runs compared to other teams and very comparable to the Dodgers on that front.

Nice inning. Now I just need a Sanchez homer to tie/take the lead and it'll be one of my favorite 10 minutes in the game threads this year, lol.

A lot can happen in the next couple years before he even comes up to the big leagues, but I suspect if both Pratt and Made cement themselves on the team, and Pena is showing he's legit too, you cash in on Turang and move him into his spot. But again, a lot can happen, players don't pan out, trades and injuries happen, etc., quality depth is always a great thing.

IF we think we can get this team to the playoffs without Miz's and Harrison's arms falling off... I'm starting to come around to the idea of going all in on Skubal. The one thing that can close the gap between the Brewers and anyone else in the league (including the Dodgers) is starting pitching. The thought of possibly having Miz, Skubal, and Harrison available to pitch 6 games in a 7 games series, with Henderson taking the other game, makes me feel like this team could actually beat anyone.

2026 Catchers w/ at least 150 PAs: 2026 Catchers w/ at least 30 PAs in the last 30 days: 🤷‍♂️ lol