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  1. https://www.si.com/mlb/brewers/news-feed/brewers-can-t-afford-to-let-brandon-woodruff-go-pat3 A writer for Sports Illustrated makes the case that the Brewers should make the offer for Woodruff to return. He has a $20 million mutual option with a $10 million buyout. I agree the Brewers should. The question is whether Big Woo will take it. I expect he'll get a better offer elsewhere, maybe a substantially better offer.
  2. Yep. It's a game seven. The threat has to end there. You can worry about later innings later. A lot of people are dragging Dan Wilson pretty hard. Bazardo has been great for them all year. Yes, Springer had seen Bazardo a couple of times and that would be helpful to him. In hindsight, Munoz would been the better choice. I agree that Munoz would probably have been Murphy's choice. But baseball. An inch here and an inch there, and a great decision is a bad decision. The bottom line is Bazardo's sinker didn't sink. It floated in the middle of the plate like it was set on a T. And that was that.
  3. The Blue Jays have some very good hitters. I'm very interested to see how they stack up against the starting four of LA.
  4. I would say no. Regular Season Devin is pretty good, but Playoff Devin has been less successful, although the same could be said for almost our entire hitting lineup.
  5. Given how well Murph managed the team, I don't want to second guess too much. But pItch around the guy and walk him? Or just send him to first. Either way, don't let him beat you with the long ball.
  6. Really. He hit 20 home runs but his batting average is .200. Also, the Pirates control him until 2028.
  7. It's not how we wanted to see it end. But there are 26 other baseball teams who didn't make it as far as we did. It's been a great season for a lot of reasons. For one thing, we crushed the cubs. I appreciate hanging out with you guys. It made the season much more interesting and enjoyable. Best to you all. Can't wait for spring baseball!
  8. Hard to say. Every club has a different financial situation. But yes, we'll have to see.
  9. We need some production from the 6. We can do this again with Ortiz, if he doesn't improve his hitting in the offseason.
  10. Disagree. The players union will never go for a salary cap. It's a deal breaker. It's not about the love of the game or the experience of the fans for either side. It's about coming up with an equation that has both sides feeling like they have maximized profits. If they can get there, we'll have a season next year.
  11. We have pitched well enough to win 2 of the 4 games. So somewhat competitive with pitching but not with hitting.
  12. Yeli was so good for us during the regular season: 29 homes runs, batting average around .285, as I recall. It's a mystery.
  13. I'll feel better about this in December or January.
  14. I think he has potential. If he's willing to put in the work, he might be a good player.
  15. Not if you pitch around him and give him a walk.
  16. This is another example of someone making up a story in their heads and then getting angry about it and demanding something be done about it. The story of our times.
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