Brock Beauchamp
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This poll is coming back today, for sure! -
I haven't checked, but I bet they're under the delusion they're going to win.
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No, they haven't done enough. It won't cost them a fortune to go get someone like O'Hearn, and that gives them a better shot of getting out of the first round by skipping it entirely. I understand not pushing all the chips into the middle, but they should push some into the middle.
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Ah, good catch, I will fix. Thank you!
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Brewers rumors are hard to come by this deadline, as they are more deadlines. The Brewers are one of the most tight-lipped organizations in baseball, but according to Curt Hogg of The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, most of the Brewers' trade deadline efforts are focused around a first base solution and an addition to the bullpen. The corner-infield market is thin, so most conversations start with Orioles first baseman Ryan O'Hearn . In his walk year, O’Hearn owns a .306/.386/.495 slash, a .333 wOBA, and a 153 wRC+ through 91 games, numbers that earned his first All-Star nod. Baltimore has signaled a willingness to move expiring contracts, making the 32-year-old left-handed hitter, who can also cover both corner-outfield spots, one of the few impact bats realistically available. In regards to the bullpen, given the Brewers' proclivity for developing their own bullpen power arms, it's hard to envision them paying a king's ransom for one of the controllable late-inning relievers on the market, such as Jhoan Duran, Griffin Jax, or Ryan Helsley. But there are several middle-inning arms on the market: you can find a starter pack of arms in DiamondCentric's trade deadline roundup. View full rumor
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Brewers rumors are hard to come by this deadline, as they are more deadlines. The Brewers are one of the most tight-lipped organizations in baseball, but according to Curt Hogg of The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, most of the Brewers' trade deadline efforts are focused around a first base solution and an addition to the bullpen. The corner-infield market is thin, so most conversations start with Orioles first baseman Ryan O'Hearn . In his walk year, O’Hearn owns a .306/.386/.495 slash, a .333 wOBA, and a 153 wRC+ through 91 games, numbers that earned his first All-Star nod. Baltimore has signaled a willingness to move expiring contracts, making the 32-year-old left-handed hitter, who can also cover both corner-outfield spots, one of the few impact bats realistically available. In regards to the bullpen, given the Brewers' proclivity for developing their own bullpen power arms, it's hard to envision them paying a king's ransom for one of the controllable late-inning relievers on the market, such as Jhoan Duran, Griffin Jax, or Ryan Helsley. But there are several middle-inning arms on the market: you can find a starter pack of arms in DiamondCentric's trade deadline roundup. -
Absolutely. I thought the Brewers might go for a backup catcher, simply because Contreras has the broken finger and hasn't been "right" all year. It's a good insurance policy, and one that fills an offensive need in a variety of ways. Jansen is *just* good enough with the bat to be useful for more than squatting behind the dish twice a week. Let's not ignore his splits against LHP, a real weakness on the Brewers this year given all their lefty bats. It's a smart move around the margins that improves the team. A 90th percentile Brewers move, if you will.
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Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has reported the Brewers are showing interest in first baseman/corner outfielder. The 32-year-old O'Hearn has 12 home runs, a .284/.375/.452 slash line, a .360 wOBA and a 133 wRC+ through 92 games, though he has cooled to .218 with a .684 OPS since May 27. He is earning $3.8 million this season, leaving approximately $2.5 million owed, and can become a free agent in November. O’Hearn would give Milwaukee another option at first base while Rhys Hoskins rehabs a left-thumb sprain that is projected to sideline him until mid-to-late August. Andrew Vaughn has filled in capably, and switch-hitting rookie Isaac Collins has taken most of the reps in left field, but manager Pat Murphy has still searched for extra left-side power. That need is clear in the numbers: entering Monday, Brewers left-handed hitters ranked 21st in slugging percentage (.380) and 23rd in home runs (33). Only designated hitter Christian Yelich (20 homers) and Jackson Chourio (17) have exceeded O’Hearn’s total. View full rumor
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Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has reported the Brewers are showing interest in first baseman/corner outfielder. The 32-year-old O'Hearn has 12 home runs, a .284/.375/.452 slash line, a .360 wOBA and a 133 wRC+ through 92 games, though he has cooled to .218 with a .684 OPS since May 27. He is earning $3.8 million this season, leaving approximately $2.5 million owed, and can become a free agent in November. O’Hearn would give Milwaukee another option at first base while Rhys Hoskins rehabs a left-thumb sprain that is projected to sideline him until mid-to-late August. Andrew Vaughn has filled in capably, and switch-hitting rookie Isaac Collins has taken most of the reps in left field, but manager Pat Murphy has still searched for extra left-side power. That need is clear in the numbers: entering Monday, Brewers left-handed hitters ranked 21st in slugging percentage (.380) and 23rd in home runs (33). Only designated hitter Christian Yelich (20 homers) and Jackson Chourio (17) have exceeded O’Hearn’s total. -
Jansen has a 97 OPS+ that is right in line with his career numbers. If you don't think improving the backup catcher situation while also providing Contreras insurance doesn't make the Brewers more competitive down the stretch... *shrugs*
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I assume Hall, right? Hasn’t he followed Miz the last couple of games?
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Now you’re not being fun 😀
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This game is a lot more fun now.
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Yeah, that was my only real concern. It was turning into a VERY stressful inning.
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Absolutely. This is part of the learning process, and this is far from a must-win game.
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So, yeah, can we start this game over?
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Y'all are prospect-hugging pretty hard if you're getting upset about losing the 25th-ranked prospect in a move that makes the Brewers more competitive today.
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Anyone get the platinum dipped Turang bobble tonight?
Brock Beauchamp replied to TURBO's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Oh ****, you're brilliant! Pay-per-view, 90s style! Gonna have to up our folding chair budget, though. -
Anyone get the platinum dipped Turang bobble tonight?
Brock Beauchamp replied to TURBO's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
... or you two could fight for it, cage match style. -
I'd question what they're thinking if they didn't listen to offers on Cortes. Sure would have been nice if he had a couple of major league starts before the deadline, though.
