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Love how they first justified him not taking second because of the strong throwing arm of the RF. Knew that was BS and glad Murph pulled him.

That makes some of Gary's challenges look brilliant. .

Tucker continuing to earn that $60 million per year salary both offensively and defensively.

If you're adding a bunch of guys to play second, can't you at least find one that can catch a ball?

Wrobleski doing to Sanchez what all Brewer fans want to do after one of his stupid challenges.

Personally, I'm not optimistic about him doing anything for us down the stretch. There is our history of worthless, or worse, deadline reliever pickups for one. But he really is pitching very poorly lately including allowing 18 baserunners in just 7.2 innings over his last 8 road appearances. All the good things he did was early in the year.

Trade Values board has a losing that trade by about $21 million. Seems about right. Way too high of a premium paid for that return.

I would say he's done for today. Was probably never going to go more than 6 regardless.

I don't know about that. Many people didn't even want him on the postseason roster and many thought he'd be better served coming out of the pen long-term regardless. The turnaround in his control has been stunning.

While true, Hamilton shouldn't be in any sort of platoon situation with those two guys either.

The Rockies have never heard of the phrase "run prevention".

I wish we would stop wasting our time with adding marginal at best relievers for the stretch run. I don't expect much more out of Gordon than we got out of McCullers.

The only thing that's surprised me about McCullers is I thought he was hurt/worthless for at least 5 or 6 years by now, not just a measly four.

With one career homer versus a lefty, that was probably a little too big of an ask.

Coming into today, Yelich was .628 over the last four weeks while Joey was at .886. The gap has only grown wider today.