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  1. Robocaller
    no love for Middendorf? Because he had more innings at full-season teams?
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    no love for Middendorf? Because he had more innings at full-season teams?
  3. Robocaller
    ESPN now has the Brewers' chances as 33.5%. SD almost guaranteed to get in the P.O.s.
  4. Robocaller
    ESPN now has the Brewers' chances as 33.5%. SD almost guaranteed to get in the P.O.s.
  5. Robocaller
    Oh, OK. So they couldn't bounce him back and forth from the minors without exposing him to other teams. But they'll be exposing him if they remove him from the 40, too.
  6. Robocaller
    Oh, OK. So they couldn't bounce him back and forth from the minors without exposing him to other teams. But they'll be exposing him if they remove him from the 40, too.
  7. Robocaller
    They can keep Reyes on the 40-man, can't they? Not saying they should.
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    They can keep Reyes on the 40-man, can't they? Not saying they should.
  9. Robocaller
    There are hundreds of ways. Sign Peterson at $4M per, and sign the best reliever you can get for $4M. But that's not really how a salary budget works; many of our players will get increases in 2023, and the $8M will just get dissolved into the overall budget. They could try to extend someone and the money goes there.
  10. Robocaller
    There are hundreds of ways. Sign Peterson at $4M per, and sign the best reliever you can get for $4M. But that's not really how a salary budget works; many of our players will get increases in 2023, and the $8M will just get dissolved into the overall budget. They could try to extend someone and the money goes there.
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    While I've warmed on the idea of picking up his option, there's no way I'd want a year added to it. If his defense continues on its current path, he'll soon be unplayable at 2B.
  12. Robocaller
    While I've warmed on the idea of picking up his option, there's no way I'd want a year added to it. If his defense continues on its current path, he'll soon be unplayable at 2B.
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    A couple weeks ago I thought the Brewers would surely decline Wong's option. Now I'm not so sure, and it all depends on what they can do with Jace Peterson. If they bring him back, Wong should be gone. Urias becomes the super-utility (3b probably the most), and Turang plays several positions, but mostly 2B. Brosseau does Brosseau things. If they don't bring Peterson back, Wong could come back. Urias becomes an almost full-time 3B, Turang becomes the super-utility, and Brosseau continues to do Brosseau things. I'd rather have 2 years of Jace for $8M total, rather than one year of Wong for $8M. Then there's the option of acquiring (trade, FA) a full time 3B; in that case, Wong is gone. There aren't many opportunities to acquire a better 3B than Jace without paying a lot (Like $36M a year for Arenado).
  14. Robocaller
    A couple weeks ago I thought the Brewers would surely decline Wong's option. Now I'm not so sure, and it all depends on what they can do with Jace Peterson. If they bring him back, Wong should be gone. Urias becomes the super-utility (3b probably the most), and Turang plays several positions, but mostly 2B. Brosseau does Brosseau things. If they don't bring Peterson back, Wong could come back. Urias becomes an almost full-time 3B, Turang becomes the super-utility, and Brosseau continues to do Brosseau things. I'd rather have 2 years of Jace for $8M total, rather than one year of Wong for $8M. Then there's the option of acquiring (trade, FA) a full time 3B; in that case, Wong is gone. There aren't many opportunities to acquire a better 3B than Jace without paying a lot (Like $36M a year for Arenado).
  15. Robocaller
    His BABIP in September is .354, after being .300 in August and .277 or (much) worse in other months. He was .349 last year (with MKE) and .325 over his entire career. So we should have had more faith when he sucked.
  16. Robocaller
    His BABIP in September is .354, after being .300 in August and .277 or (much) worse in other months. He was .349 last year (with MKE) and .325 over his entire career. So we should have had more faith when he sucked.
  17. Robocaller
    After Sunday's games, ESPN has our chances down to 21%. Now SD does have a better chance than PHL.
  18. Robocaller
    After Sunday's games, ESPN has our chances down to 21%. Now SD does have a better chance than PHL.
  19. Robocaller
    ESPN increased the brewers' chances of the playoffs to 30.7% after our win and PHL loss. What's odd is that they give PHL a higher chance than SD, in spite of being a half game back. I guess SD has he harder schedule?
  20. Robocaller
    ESPN increased the brewers' chances of the playoffs to 30.7% after our win and PHL loss. What's odd is that they give PHL a higher chance than SD, in spite of being a half game back. I guess SD has he harder schedule?
  21. Robocaller
    Any team can have a 3 game winning or 3 game losing streak at any time. So, sure, it's possible. ESPN has the brewers with a 25% chance of making the playoffs; that's about right. But those chances can change considerably every day the teams play.
  22. Robocaller
    Any team can have a 3 game winning or 3 game losing streak at any time. So, sure, it's possible. ESPN has the brewers with a 25% chance of making the playoffs; that's about right. But those chances can change considerably every day the teams play.
  23. Robocaller
    I'd love for Peterson to return, but I'd peg the chance at around 35%. This will be his first chance to get a good payday, and I think he goes for it. If Brewers can do something like 2 years @ $4M a year, it's a no brainer. If someone offers him 4 years @ $8M or more a year, he's gone. The $3M option on Boxberger ought to be picked up. I'd give him a 85% shot of returning. They're moving on from Narvaez. Severino or Feliciano will be on the roster. I'd put Narvaez's chance of returning at less than 5%. Rogers will only be back on a short, cheap deal. If they can sign him for a year at $4M, sure. If it takes 3-4 years at $6M or more he's gone. 20% chance of returning. And WONG? It's not complicated at all. He's gone. They can spend the $8M better elsewhere. Less than 10% chance of returning, and only if Peterson is gone.
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    I'd love for Peterson to return, but I'd peg the chance at around 35%. This will be his first chance to get a good payday, and I think he goes for it. If Brewers can do something like 2 years @ $4M a year, it's a no brainer. If someone offers him 4 years @ $8M or more a year, he's gone. The $3M option on Boxberger ought to be picked up. I'd give him a 85% shot of returning. They're moving on from Narvaez. Severino or Feliciano will be on the roster. I'd put Narvaez's chance of returning at less than 5%. Rogers will only be back on a short, cheap deal. If they can sign him for a year at $4M, sure. If it takes 3-4 years at $6M or more he's gone. 20% chance of returning. And WONG? It's not complicated at all. He's gone. They can spend the $8M better elsewhere. Less than 10% chance of returning, and only if Peterson is gone.
  25. Robocaller
    you naysayers do realize that generating clicks generates $ for the site, right? So do you want it to fail? Or would you rather pay $50 a year?
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