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    The Brewer Fanatic 2024 Roster Preview is available free of charge to all Caretakers. If you are not currently a Caretaker, you can subscribe at any time. The 2024 Roster Preview is a brief look at the Brewers' expected roster, depth charts, and some takeaways from our time at Spring Training.
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  2. Because it would make too much sense. I've wanted to see all teams open in either CA or a domed stadium for a long time and that way we avoid the stupid game-off-game setup we see on so many Opening Days.
  3. The Cardinals have the exact opposite problem. I'm way down on the Cardinals in both the short- and mid-term. It feels like their pitching development has slipped and they don't have an easy way out of that. Their hitting development seems okay but their roster as a whole is getting old.
  4. Welcome to Brewer Fanatic!
  5. I'm a little low on the Brewers this year with the hope that because the variance is so high with all the young players that I'm going to be wrong. I'm pretty bullish on the team for 2025. I'd put the over/under at 79.5 wins.
  6. Welcome to Brewer Fanatic! I've been out of the loop a bit for a week or so but here are all articles with Ashby tagged in them. https://brewerfanatic.com/search/?&type=cms_records1&tags=aaron ashby&search_and_or=or&search_in=titles
  7. FOCO is a partner with Brewer Fanatic and support of their products helps support this site; 100% of the funds/materials received from these promotions go directly to our users in the form of prizes and gifts. We are just a couple weeks away from opening day and the Brew Crew and us loyal Brewer fans cannot wait to make our way our to American Family Insurance Ball Park to watch our Brewers rake this season! If you need a special and unique way to show your true fandom for the Brew Crew, we got you covered. The Milwaukee Brewers Pinstripe Bib Overalls are not just a piece of clothing; they're a statement of unwavering support for the Milwaukee Brewers, designed to make you stand out in a crowd full of Brewers fans, whether you're at the game or enjoying your Brewers from anywhere around the world. Their all-over team-colored design comes in the official Milwaukee Brewers colors that captures the essence of the team spirit, making it a must-have for any devoted fan. Prominently featuring a large team logo on the front, there's no questioning where your allegiance lies. The inclusion of a bib pocket is not just for aesthetics but makes for a practical addition that allows for easy storage of essentials like your phone, wallet, or game day tickets. With a buckle closure and adjustable bib shoulder straps, these shortalls promise a custom fit that's both comfortable and flattering. The combination of the polyester woven canvas and short pant legs further enhance airflow, ensuring you stay cool and comfortable, no matter how intense the game gets. The versatility of the Milwaukee Brewers Pinstripe Bib Overalls by FOCO is unmatched. Ideal for game days, these shortalls ensure you're dressed for victory. They're also the perfect choice for tailgating events, where comfort meets style. And when it comes to concerts or festivals, these shortalls allow you to enjoy the music and atmosphere while proudly showcasing your team spirit. Whether you're cheering from the stands or celebrating with friends at a tailgate, the Milwaukee Brewers Pinstripe Bib Shortalls are the ultimate fan gear. Combining functionality with style, they're a must-have for any diehard Brewersfan looking to show their team pride in a unique and fashionable way. Get ready to turn heads and make a statement at your next game day or event by grabbing a pair here!
  8. Hello again, Brewers fans! Twice a year, I sit down and find the most popular posts and blogs on Brewer Fanatic and their creators receive prizes for their contributions to this rapidly-growing community. While this offseason wasn't as action-packed as previous winters, there was still a lot to talk about. We look at the most popular posts and most popular blogs created by our users. Let's dive into the most popular content of the offseason. Most Popular Post Nothing fires up Brewers fans like talking about ownership and their willingness to spend. In what was a rather benign post from yours truly in the wake of the Bryan Hudson trade with the Dodgers, people began piling on Mark Attanasio (for reasons I kinda get but mostly don't). Enter @wallus. Kid gloves off, wallus made the kind of post that often takes this award walking away: the drive-by comment. For their complete and total salty attitude in this post, you win this Bernie bobblehead! Congratulations! Most Popular Post Runner-Up In the second-most popular post of the offseason, we have another trade comment, this time talking about the Mark Canha trade to the Detroit Tigers. This time it's @Joseph Zarr coming in with their typical positivity, writing a lengthy screed about the positives of this trade. And objectively, they're probably right. As always, thank you for all that you do here at Brewer Fanatic, Joseph! Most Popular Blog Entry Seriously, y'all have to start trying out our user blogs section because @CheeseheadInQC keeps running away with this award. While most people are focused on the Brewers' outfield logjam, Cheesehead digs in and writes an excellent blog post about the potential pitching logjam in the low minors. It's absolutely worth a read and gives an exciting perspective on the Brewers of the future. For this excellent entry, Cheesehead brings home one of these cool Brewers Dugout mugs. Most Popular Blog Entry Runner-Up In what I feel was one of the most delightful entries of the winter, @Bashopolis wrote about The Incredible Shrinking Tyler Black. I don't even know what to say other than go read it. One of the hilarious quirks of professional sports is gaming the system in height and weight. Most Prolific Poster As always, we highlight the poster who earned the most "points" during the offseason. You are awarded points for creating content and others liking your content. This is a pure numbers game and this winter, @sveumrules takes home the glory. No surprises there, as they provide some of the most consistent, quality takes here on Brewer Fanatic. Thanks again for all you do around here, sveum! That's all for this winter, folks. Give a round of applause to all of those mentioned in this piece and we're only two weeks from Opening Day!
  9. As we gear up for another season of Brewers baseball, it's time to look at the community members who made Brewer Fanatic great over the winter. Image courtesy of Brock Beauchamp Hello again, Brewers fans! Twice a year, I sit down and find the most popular posts and blogs on Brewer Fanatic and their creators receive prizes for their contributions to this rapidly-growing community. While this offseason wasn't as action-packed as previous winters, there was still a lot to talk about. We look at the most popular posts and most popular blogs created by our users. Let's dive into the most popular content of the offseason. Most Popular Post Nothing fires up Brewers fans like talking about ownership and their willingness to spend. In what was a rather benign post from yours truly in the wake of the Bryan Hudson trade with the Dodgers, people began piling on Mark Attanasio (for reasons I kinda get but mostly don't). Enter @wallus. Kid gloves off, wallus made the kind of post that often takes this award walking away: the drive-by comment. For their complete and total salty attitude in this post, you win this Bernie bobblehead! Congratulations! Most Popular Post Runner-Up In the second-most popular post of the offseason, we have another trade comment, this time talking about the Mark Canha trade to the Detroit Tigers. This time it's @Joseph Zarr coming in with their typical positivity, writing a lengthy screed about the positives of this trade. And objectively, they're probably right. As always, thank you for all that you do here at Brewer Fanatic, Joseph! Most Popular Blog Entry Seriously, y'all have to start trying out our user blogs section because @CheeseheadInQC keeps running away with this award. While most people are focused on the Brewers' outfield logjam, Cheesehead digs in and writes an excellent blog post about the potential pitching logjam in the low minors. It's absolutely worth a read and gives an exciting perspective on the Brewers of the future. For this excellent entry, Cheesehead brings home one of these cool Brewers Dugout mugs. Most Popular Blog Entry Runner-Up In what I feel was one of the most delightful entries of the winter, @Bashopolis wrote about The Incredible Shrinking Tyler Black. I don't even know what to say other than go read it. One of the hilarious quirks of professional sports is gaming the system in height and weight. Most Prolific Poster As always, we highlight the poster who earned the most "points" during the offseason. You are awarded points for creating content and others liking your content. This is a pure numbers game and this winter, @sveumrules takes home the glory. No surprises there, as they provide some of the most consistent, quality takes here on Brewer Fanatic. Thanks again for all you do around here, sveum! That's all for this winter, folks. Give a round of applause to all of those mentioned in this piece and we're only two weeks from Opening Day! View full article
  10. Williams has a career ERA that starts with a "one". I'd argue he's already the best reliever in baseball.
  11. I wanted to thank everybody for being SO supportive during the last week of coverage. Personally, I am floored by Matt Trueblood's efforts in Phoenix. And I've been working with on-site coverage of ST for a decade now. He was cranking out content, chasing down interesting angles, and covering the ******* **** out of the Brewers. *hat tip* Jack Stern has a hard act to follow next week but I think he's up to the task.
  12. Except that Yelich is an excellent 1/2 hitter. He has some power, excellent on-base skills, and is a really good base runner. He’s almost exactly what I want at the top of the order in a modern player.
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