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  1. All Boxberger had to do was throw a strike to Simmons and that was the outcome. Well done.
  2. And while it's easy to be skeptical, I will say that under Attanasio's run, the Brewers have been pretty successful, especially recently. Maybe the most important role of an owner is to choose the right people to run the organization and Mark Attanasio seems to be, at minimum, pretty good at that job.
  3. The best way I've heard it explained is: "Europeans expect socialism in their economy and capitalism in their sports, while Americans expect capitalism in their economy and socialism in their sports". How Attanasio adapts to that massive gulf in perspective is... *shrugs*
  4. I checked your settings and you had one email setting for private messages. I turned it off. If you receive any other emails, forward them to brock.beauchamp@brewerfanatic.com and I'll figure out what's going on.
  5. Yeah, I've spun this around in my head a few times and don't have a great solution. The admin side of the prospect tracker is actually drag-and-drop and for this kind of work, it's actually not great. I'm sorry I decided to go that route instead of just numbering them by hand. Drag-and-drop is particularly difficult to do well on mobile.
  6. No, the Padres are now a bad team because the Brewers beat them.
  7. A nice series win on the road against a very tough team. Well done.
  8. Yeah, the story is *technically* correct but it's missing the context of the trade. Thanks for the heads-up, I changed that sentence slightly.
  9. Yeah, the story is *technically* correct but it's missing the context of the trade. Thanks for the heads-up, I changed that sentence slightly.
  10. It's a mild bummer that Small wasn't promoted to Milwaukee but it's probably the right decision; with that walk rate, there's a pretty good chance MLB hitters would eat him alive and then you're stuck in the position of a guy unnecessarily sitting on the 40-man roster with no way to undo the move.
  11. It's a mild bummer that Small wasn't promoted to Milwaukee but it's probably the right decision; with that walk rate, there's a pretty good chance MLB hitters would eat him alive and then you're stuck in the position of a guy unnecessarily sitting on the 40-man roster with no way to undo the move.
  12. I know, right? I remember being young and staying up until midnight just because I felt like it. (I'm also fighting a cold so there has been a zero percent chance of me watching the past two games later than the fifth or sixth).
  13. Wow, so many responses so quickly! I'm kind of amazed by all of you sometimes...
  14. And that’s what you get for caring about something.
  15. Let's get back on topic, everyone. We all know the hot takers around here and this is about Josh Hader. Obviously, his situation transcends whatever baseball needs the Brewers have right now. The best to him and his family.
  16. I really don't understand the current 40-man situation. Signs point to something being in the works but why so many empty spots? It's barely even late May.
  17. The Brewers strangely have a ton of 40-man space right but it's always hard to add someone before it's necessary, which is what they'd need to do with Small. If his walk rate was lower, maybe this would be a no-brainer decision to add him. I could see this going either way and see legitimacy in both courses of action.
  18. Hopefully we see a better result than last night. I had to check out in the sixth inning and woke up to a rather unfortunate box score.
  19. I think I have this fixed now, please let me know if that isn't the case.
  20. Indeed, on both counts. I firmly believe the Brewers have the best logo set in sports. The MB glove is iconic and they rounded out their offerings with that rad barley ball and cream city Wisconsin brick logo, all of which are top-notch. Truly excellent examples of design all around.
  21. Seeing the Padres back in brown - I lived in SD for eight years - makes me incredibly happy every time I see it.
  22. Yeah, once a month might be too aggressive and if that turns out to be the case, we'll pivot. Yep, just post your lists here! List your top 20 in your preferred order.
  23. I've noticed that tweets seem to load really late, moreso than Twins Daily. I'll keep an eye on this and see if there's an actual difference.
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