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  1. Robocaller
    They're all labeled Article. How hard is it to not click on them?
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    If you go with an all-rookie OF, you might as well trade Burnes, Woodruff, and Lauer.
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    Unless traded in a trade that improves 1B (which will be hard to accomplish), I think it's a no-brainer to keep him. There's no one in the minors who can replace him
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    mathematically possible. The probability is under 0.0001
  5. Robocaller
    mathematically possible. The probability is under 0.0001
  6. Robocaller
    Are there 40 guys on AWL rosters? There are 5 ML teams contributing to each AWL team.
  7. Robocaller
    Are there 40 guys on AWL rosters? There are 5 ML teams contributing to each AWL team.
  8. Robocaller
    I'm guessing Feliciano was in the majors when they did the update and thus they excluded him? That's the only thing that makes sense.
  9. Robocaller
    I'm guessing Feliciano was in the majors when they did the update and thus they excluded him? That's the only thing that makes sense.
  10. Robocaller
    Me either.
  11. Robocaller
    Me either.
  12. Robocaller
    I teach college math. Obviously the offense has gotten worse since this thread started.
  13. Robocaller
    So you're already backpedaling from the .250. Now tell me what it was before this season.
  14. Robocaller
    HaHa! I posted a fact and you said No.
  15. Robocaller
    You should look at the starts of the other guys like Ashby and Alexander, Small and Chi-chi compared to Anderson, etc. We're getting worse innings from them, too.
  16. Robocaller
    You should look at the starts of the other guys like Ashby and Alexander, Small and Chi-chi compared to Anderson, etc. We're getting worse innings from them, too.
  17. Robocaller
    Ack! I meant Andrews, not Richards.
  18. Robocaller
    Ack! I meant Andrews, not Richards.
  19. Robocaller
    On one hand, I can see a GM going down the list and saying "I want three of these guys." Because they have some potential. On the other hand, GMs aren't just looking at the Brewers; they'd have to like our guy more than all the other available players from the other teams. Plus usually there aren't many players who get selected. Turang is the only one that should definitely be protected. Richards and Uribe haven't been healthy; unless a GM has had a man-crush on them for years, I don't see them getting selected. I know Robinson has been very good, but it's only for one year. What kind of stuff does he have? Most teams don't put their best prospects in the pen. I can't see a GM getting excited unless he throws 98mph. He's very young to be eligible. Devanney has been good only this year. He wasn't a highly touted prospect. I've got to believe that most teams have someone they think is better in the minors. I think his floor is eventually as a AAAA callup, like Reyes or Mathias. That has little value. . Of course some of those guys turn into Jace, who has more value.
  20. Robocaller
    On one hand, I can see a GM going down the list and saying "I want three of these guys." Because they have some potential. On the other hand, GMs aren't just looking at the Brewers; they'd have to like our guy more than all the other available players from the other teams. Plus usually there aren't many players who get selected. Turang is the only one that should definitely be protected. Richards and Uribe haven't been healthy; unless a GM has had a man-crush on them for years, I don't see them getting selected. I know Robinson has been very good, but it's only for one year. What kind of stuff does he have? Most teams don't put their best prospects in the pen. I can't see a GM getting excited unless he throws 98mph. He's very young to be eligible. Devanney has been good only this year. He wasn't a highly touted prospect. I've got to believe that most teams have someone they think is better in the minors. I think his floor is eventually as a AAAA callup, like Reyes or Mathias. That has little value. . Of course some of those guys turn into Jace, who has more value.
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    He hit over .250 in every season before this one. At his age, he could still get better. The ceiling might be his performance with the brewers last year.
  22. Robocaller
    I believe next year is closer to an "all-in" year rather than a "start over" year. so we keep (at least most of) our rotation. Our excess is at promising minor league OFs, so we should consider moving one of them in a trade to help us elsewhere. Frelick and Chourio are the ones I don't want to lose. We could use a corner-infielder/DH. If we can replace Tellez or move Urias to a 2b/utility role, that would be great. McCutchen and Davis should be gone. Frelick replaces one. The other is replaced by a signee or someone from the farm. If we can resign Taylor Rogers to a decent contract (2 years @ 7M or less), we do; otherwise we find the best guy we can at that price. The improvement comes from our existing pitching (which has underperformed this year), or the marginal changes we make. If Frelick get's promoted and hits .290, and the pitching performs, I think we're in great shape.
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    I'd like about half of them to re-sign, though I don't think any of them warrant protection. I think Monasterio could be a AAAA utility player like Mathias or Reyes.
  24. Robocaller
    I was expecting the two things to be: 1) control; 2) command.
  25. Robocaller
    Please, wRC+ isn't that hard to understand. If you understood it, it would clearly be sufficient to show that Hiura has outperformed McCutchen. There's no argument against it. The only argument is if you think Hiura will stop performing as he has (with more ABs) or if you think McCutchen will get hot, but those can only be based on hunches, not actual performance.
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