Brock Beauchamp

Whether he learned of the pitch three days or three weeks ago, just rolling it out there like that puts Miley in the inner circle of the Crafty Lefty Hall of Fame. That's kinda ridiculous.

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Picking up a role player for cash is a good deal. “A hell of a deal”? Eh, maybe I overstated it but getting one win out of Miller for cash has been really useful in keeping the Brewers’ head above water.

It has to do with your constant challenging of peoples’ fandoms. Yes, it’s passive aggressive and against the rules of the forum. Go ahead and disagree with my take on Miller, that’s fine. Don’t make me, or any other poster, part of your argument. I have anything but a thin skin. I’ve had people on Twins Daily call me a fake fan because I run a Brewers website. Gatekeeping and fandom purity tests are boring 100% of the time and anathema to running a healthy, growing community. So, please stop.

I didn't expect... well, anything really, from Miller so his small burst of output was a welcome surprise. He's a 40-man insurance policy that might help the team for a season or two. Given that he's still 26 years old, hopefully he has a little more development and advancement left to untap.

Dude, stop it with your passive-aggressive nonsense. And Miller has been really useful on a team that has been ravaged by injuries and has seen several role-players and rookies struggle. Yeah, he hasn't been good the past couple of weeks. He was good and very useful in the ~150 plate appearances before that point. And he gets bonus points for not being completely helpless against LHP. Seems like a pretty good deal for straight-up cash.

Well, that has turned out to be a hell of a deal for Milwaukee.

A fair point, though Tellez doesn't have huge splits by LHB standards so the impact would be noticeable but not enormous.

This needs to be mentioned alongside this article: Woof.

Welcome to Brewer Fanatic! It's an interesting situation, no doubt. I was convinced Counsell was gone already but just a few weeks ago, the Twins announced they had extended Baldelli... last year. Now, I don't think that's the situation in Milwaukee, as Counsell is more integral to the team (IMO anyway) than Baldelli is in Minnesota. But it's an interesting thing to note.

Yep, all three of those are very good.

Oh yeah, you want to combine the two for the most accurate reading, for sure. But 90th percentile exit velo gives a good indication whether a guy is routinely smashing the ball or whether they occasionally luck into really getting one.

Back on topic, seeing Rowdy start hitting for power again would be a significant step forward for this lineup.

I'm going to take this moment to whine about Baseball Savant. They do *so much* right but keeping max exit velocity front and center is just stupid, to put it bluntly. Even Jamey Carroll got into one now and again. Using a single data point out of hundreds is bad statistical presentation. 90th percentile exit velocity, on the other hand...

Going with Brosseau's innings pitched as his concern is hilarious. Love it.

Mark Teixeira was drafted as a 1B, right? That one worked out well.

I wouldn’t hold my breath on that but the Brewers sure could use more rotation stability in the short term.

I can't believe the performances they've received from Teheren thus far.

Sure, because the on-field impact last season wasn't that significant. Trading away Burnes could see a much larger drop in production.

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The team to watch right now is the Twins. Their contract expires after the season and they've been pretty hostile to Bally for a few years now. It will be interesting to see what Bally does with a team that is obviously not interested in renewing with them in six months.

It's possible I'm wrong but I think teams might be a little cautious given how Burnes has pitched.

Oh yeah, don't get me wrong there. He'll still net a big return, just maybe not as big as he would if he was pitching better.

Heyman thinks a trade is unlikely given the blowback of the Hader deal last deadline. I think he's right about that but also, he doesn't mention that Burnes hasn't really looked like Corbin Burnes this season. That alone makes a trade less appealing to the Brewers, as other teams are not going to offer 2021 Corbin Burnes prospect capital for this version of the pitcher. Also, the Brewers rotation is in shambles. Maybe that changes as we approach the deadline but I can't see Arnold repeating the Hader deal in the middle of a division race. View full rumor