Brock Beauchamp
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Everything posted by Brock Beauchamp
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It’s what Colome does. He’s a sinkerballer. But when he leaves one up… -
And that’s what Colome does when he’s good. Again. Damn it.
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I only have so many hours in my life yet there are so many baseball games to watch.
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Williams is filthy.
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The pitch clock cannot arrive quickly enough.
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Oh, it was a painful play to watch. And the fact he didn’t even run toward the ball only made it worse.
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I’m talking about specific moments in modern baseball. A .250 batting average is roughly league average right now. That means a hitter fails to drive in a runner on base 75% of the time.
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Have you looked at MLB averages lately? Yes, the Brewers need contact guys but you’re using a measuring stick that doesn’t exist anymore.
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For sure. Those 2006 Cardinals were a trash team, they should have sold.
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The humorous part of these conversations is that I follow many baseball teams. Literally every team’s fan base is convinced their batters are inept in critical situations. Maybe we just need to collectively contextualize the nature of baseball and realize that failure happens 75% of the time.
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Damn it again. Honestly, the Brewers did everything right in that inning but “baseball”. A game of 55/45 decisions bites you in the ass regularly.
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Damn it.
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That was a really nice baseball play all around.
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I honestly can’t even comprehend how MLB players walk off 92mph baseballs to their arm.
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He’s, uh, pretty good at baseballing.
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I'll take this moment to point out this is why Fangraph's BaseRuns record is better than pythag.
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Burnes got through five. Given his stuff today, that's a success.
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With an inside the park grand slam for lulz.
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I’m a Twins fan also. I watched Joe Mauer go from one of the top five catchers of all time to barely being a first baseman because of a concussion. It sucks so hard to see a great player wither away like this.
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Welcome to the site!
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It’s best to just accept fate and lean into it. Yelich is here and probably won’t ever be great again. The best we can hope for is passing as an MLB starter and he’s doing that.
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Honestly, it doesn’t matter if we have multiple threads on the same person. Descriptive titles work better and old threads tend to turn to wallpaper within just a few weeks. People want to talk about this stuff, as evidenced by the number of replies in just a few hours. As for Benintendi, I agree he’s not a perfect fit but his offensive profile looks really good on this team, even if his defensive profile isn’t a great fit. The Brewers could fit him into a lineup easier than they could another first baseman.
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Baseball I care about is back!
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I don't think Stearns would hesitate to "clog" centerfield but I think the price of doing so is probably more than the Brewers are willing to pay, particularly from the A's given the rumors of what they were asking for Montas in the offseason (and I was personally quite satisfied how badly that bit them in the ass).
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Grading the Brewers - The Outfield (Pt 2)
Brock Beauchamp replied to Kyle Ginsbach's topic in Brewer Fanatic Front Page News
One thing to keep in mind about grades is "objective vs subjective". Yelich and Tellez are great examples of the differences between those two values. Objectively, Yelich is the better player and it's not particularly close. He's a pretty good MLB starter in LF. Tellez is just a hair above replacement level. Subjectively, it's a wildly different story. Yelich is paid a boatload of money and has the expectations that go along with that paycheck. Inversely, my expectations of Tellez were quite low; the mere fact he is treading water as an every day first baseman is a pleasant surprise and might warrant a B- grade under a subjective system. So how do you want to grade each of these players, objectively or subjectively? Neither is wrong depending on perspective.
