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  1. formerlybis
    Given that criteria, and the fact that you must pick one, I picked Uribe (and perhaps was subliminally swayed by the photo (-: ). The only counter argument for him is that you can go all starters and closers on an All-Star team and be just fine - the NL manager may look more at Megill because of that if there are no other Brewers on the team.
  2. formerlybis
    It's interesting that Chourio/Yelich/Contreras (and maybe Peralta) are probably rightly left off this list for various reasons given the competition at their positions. Nonetheless, those guys are likely at the top of our opponents' scouting reports.
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  4. formerlybis
    Yes, it is baseball. Add in Collins as a PH-LF and that bunch drove in 7 of the 9 runs today, when I was expecting a total of 2 runs or less. And how 'bout the job of DQ Halster?
  5. formerlybis
    Yeah, and a lineup with Monasterio, Cameron, Hasse all in (and the usual Ortiz situation) doesn't inspire confidence against a guy who threw 7 innings of one-hit ball at the Cubs last time out. But, it's baseball...
  6. formerlybis
    All very interesting, thank you. I think most of this indeed speed, and when it comes to stealing, there's elements of instinct and skill in reading the pitcher. But when it comes to taking the extra base, the base coaches are an underrated factor. There's a lot of info to process in a split-second when the ball's in play, and they're crucial to the team's success in this area. Tip of the cap to Messrs Borbon and Lane. Are there stats for base coaches?
  7. formerlybis
    This is Greene's third start after a 15-day IL stint. He went 4 and 5 innings, respectively in the previous two starts, with 83 and 88 pitches. Obvious game plan is to get his pitch count up. The Cincy pen was pretty good last night, tbh, but I'd take my chances against them instead of Greene.
  8. formerlybis
    Wasn’t that the Sandlot? You’re killing me Smalls.
  9. formerlybis
    The obvious tactic here is to try to make the starter throw a lot of pitches. Easier said than done.
  10. formerlybis
    It's probably not kosher to mash things together like this: Pitching: Departing -6.0 (minus because they are lost); Holdover -7.4, New +12.1 = Net of -1.3 rWAR Positional Players: D -0.9, H +2.3, N +7.2 = +8.6 WAR. All +7.3 Yay position players!!
  11. formerlybis
    We just want to give it our best shot, and the good lord willing, things will work out...
  12. formerlybis
    I'm not arguing - I'm just using your post to say something about analyzing offensive prowess, and specifically Turang. His OPS is .650-ish, but I think some of the slugging% part of that needs to be adjusted for how many bases he swipes. Singles and walks are more like doubles for Brice. If you factored that in, would he be over .700?
  13. formerlybis
    I really would like to see Haase or Sanchez get some run at C over the next 10 games. OK to use Contreras as DH on those days. The lineup would not suffer much, if at all.
  14. formerlybis
    The way it works is that nobody really remembers the regular seasons - you are really only judged by postseason performance. Whether this is the best team since '82 is yet to be determined because of this. It's a fact of life that the bigger budget teams are better built for the postseason. But, if you're in the tournament, there's a chance, and the Brewers have done a fantastic job of qualifying on a regular basis. I'm just realistic that our odds are not quite as good once we get there, regardless of regular season performance.
  15. formerlybis
    A lot of people seem to have correctly predicted elements of this team - starting pitching not covering as many innings as you’d like, young players getting an opportunity to play with ups and downs, and even Adames having a productive season. I can’t put my finger on any one thing in how this got MacGuyvered into such a formidable squad, but the whole is definitely greater than the sum of its parts.
  16. formerlybis
    And now the last domino has fallen:
  17. formerlybis
    UNO! didn’t want to lose on a technicality….
  18. formerlybis
    Just curious - which team has a bullpen with better ERA- and WPA? My guess is the Guardians, but let's see.
  19. formerlybis
    St. Louis can no longer catch the Brewers. No tears shed I’m MKE.
  20. formerlybis
    Schoolhouse Rock!
  21. formerlybis
    The Brewers have eliminated San Francisco. They're not waking up from this.
  22. formerlybis
    Pittsburgh has been eliminated, Not even the Fish can save them this time.
  23. formerlybis
    Cincinnati has been eliminated. For this one, I am reminded of the darkest moment in Cincy history:
  24. formerlybis
    Washington has been eliminated from catching us. The (g)Nats are No Pest any longer;
  25. formerlybis
    Back to watching both Cubs and Cardinals scores for a magic number melt off.
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