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  1. Robocaller
    Based upon his batting average increasing at each level this year, and a quadratic model I fit to the data, We could have expected Sal Frelick to hit .435 if he was promoted again this year.
  2. Robocaller
    Alexander hasn't induced one ground ball yet, which is usually his forte.
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    down 2-0 means you're likely to lose, but it's by no means over. Both teams will probably score more than 2 runs.
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    He was far more than decent.
  5. Robocaller
    wait a second. Hiura can start a game on a Tuesday? So how soon before Cutch PHs for him?
  6. Robocaller
    that he can repeat what he did last year, or even improve upon it.
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. Robocaller
    McCalvy has a story on the Brewers' official page about how the Brewers have nothing but respect for Molina and Pujols. Eff that. Seriously eff that idea. Two of the main proponents of the hypocritical "doing things the right way" crowd.
  10. Robocaller
    I fully expect they will sign (ML contract or spring training invite) 2-4 RP who are currently on the scrap heap and see which one works.
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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).
  12. 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).
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    Oh, they should definitely consider moving one of them if they want to acquire a decent player.
  14. 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.
  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
    When they pinch hit Rowdy for Hiura yesterday, although he had walked and doubled, and the pitcher was a RH, against which Hiura has done best, might have convinced me that CC (at least) doesn't want Keston on the team. I'd be pissed if I were him.
  17. Robocaller
    two should be on the opening day roster. one might get traded.
  18. Robocaller
    After Sunday's games, ESPN has our chances down to 21%. Now SD does have a better chance than PHL.
  19. Robocaller
    After Sunday's games, ESPN has our chances down to 21%. Now SD does have a better chance than PHL.
  20. Robocaller
    I assert that's only a thing because the other three guys used roids.
  21. Robocaller
    When I was watching the Badger game, they put a graphic up that had two items--Judge chasing Maris's record (I guess Bonds, Sosa and McGuire don't count), and Pujols trying to crack 700 HR. The irony oozed off the screen.
  22. Robocaller
    people need to stop suggesting Ruiz play 2B outside of an emergency. He was very bad there.
  23. Robocaller
    By my calculations, if we have someone have a multi-HR game for the rest of the season, we're a lock to get in the playoffs.
  24. 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?
  25. 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?
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