Brock Beauchamp
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The Cardinals don’t get to choose their schedule and they can’t choose whether their already-rostered players decide to get vaccinated. It’s an unforced error in the sense the players could have chosen to become vaccinated at any point and did not do so.
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My point is that I'm totally okay with St Louis going into a tough series minus their two best hitters in an unforced error.
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Brewers Group Tickets Down 600,000 to 400,000?
Brock Beauchamp replied to rickh150's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Maybe more people would come if tickets weren't $40 for mediocre seats and bottles of water weren't literally $7 apiece. My family does just fine for itself but even I feel prices are wildly out of control. I wouldn't go to more than a couple of games a year if I didn't have a company paying for most of my tickets. -
Woof. That's a lot of lost production. Excuse me while I show absolutely no sympathy whatsoever.
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The Weekly Dispatch: The End of an Error
Brock Beauchamp replied to Brent Sirvio's topic in Brewer Fanatic Front Page News
I do not and will never understand the thinking that kept O'Neill out of Cooperstown this long. -
Hopefully the break allowed Lauer to get himself right. He has a 5.45 ERA over his past seven starts, the Brewers can't really afford to have a black hole of production in the rotation. Their offense doesn't score enough runs to keep themselves in those games.
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Agreed on Chourio and Frelick unless the return was massive. And I'm hesitant to give up any top ten prospect for a rental, the return on that kind of move rarely pays off. It's basically "World Series or bust" if a front office makes that kind of move.
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Agreed on Chourio and Frelick unless the return was massive. And I'm hesitant to give up any top ten prospect for a rental, the return on that kind of move rarely pays off. It's basically "World Series or bust" if a front office makes that kind of move.
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Will Sammon of The Athletic takes a look at the players the Brewers might be willing to offer in trade to shore up the big league club before the August 2nd trade deadline. While we all know Jackson Chourio is the shining light of the farm system, I don't see the Brewers offering him unless the return is massive and under team control for several more seasons. Sammon points out that Milwaukee's third-tier prospects are more likely to be moved, such as Hendry Mendez or Jeferson Quero. Sitting just below Chourio the Brewers also have the likes of Joey Wiemer and Sal Frelick, the latter having a very strong season in AA Biloxi. Like Chourio, I can't see the Brewers moving either without bringing back a starting player with multiple cost-controlled seasons remaining. And, of course, there's always the enigmatic Keston Hiura. Who are you most willing to part with in the farm system and which MLB players would you target to bolster a Brewers lineup that hits well but lacks top-end hitting talent?
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Will Sammon of The Athletic takes a look at the players the Brewers might be willing to offer in trade to shore up the big league club before the August 2nd trade deadline. While we all know Jackson Chourio is the shining light of the farm system, I don't see the Brewers offering him unless the return is massive and under team control for several more seasons. Sammon points out that Milwaukee's third-tier prospects are more likely to be moved, such as Hendry Mendez or Jeferson Quero. Sitting just below Chourio the Brewers also have the likes of Joey Wiemer and Sal Frelick, the latter having a very strong season in AA Biloxi. Like Chourio, I can't see the Brewers moving either without bringing back a starting player with multiple cost-controlled seasons remaining. And, of course, there's always the enigmatic Keston Hiura. Who are you most willing to part with in the farm system and which MLB players would you target to bolster a Brewers lineup that hits well but lacks top-end hitting talent? View full trade rumor
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Peanuts. The Brewers got a deal there.
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LOL. The Rockies are so bad at baseball.
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There we go.
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Don’t get me started on my opinion of Phoenix, either. ?
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Hunter showing some wheels there.
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The Brewers are in danger of creating a non-save situation. We’re entering unknown territory.
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Nice, now do that again.
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Very possible. Personally, as a long time SoCal resident that had a lot of family in Vegas, I don’t think it’s a good MLB town. The entire city is transplants, it’s not a very large metro area, and it’s too ****** hot, may as well build a permanent dome.
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C’mon, tack on a couple so I can turn off tbe television and go read my new book.
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Rowdy is not a fast man.
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Agreed on the Expos, don’t really care where they put the other team but Carolina makes a lot of sense. Huge population, no close MLB teams.
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I'm of the opinion MLB should expand to 32 and eight four team divisions should be created.
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You’re totally right. How have I been under the impression he’s an FA after 2023 for all this time?
