Robocaller
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Everything posted by Robocaller
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We have a winning streak! of one game.
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Obviously it depends on who's getting sold. I'd sell Yelich for $1 and consider myself fortunate.
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Yepez HR made it 7-6. then Pujols SO! Cincy wins!
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requires two data points to make a trend.
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Jason Alexander is our Ace. ?
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3 runs a game over the last 11. That puts a lot of pressure on the pitching to be elite, and they haven't stepped up (6.64 runs per game).
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I was going to post: "Maybe Lauer is our Ace," early in the game. That wouldn't have aged well.
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Fri. 6/10 - We're Back Down to "Only" Eight Games...
Robocaller replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Corey Ray has 7 SB while getting on base only 16 times. -
Brandon Woodruff Injury Discussion
Robocaller replied to Brewcrew82's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
the joke with the bucks is that whenever there was a guy injured, the response was that he was progressing, but without any timetable. Lopez was "progressing" for months before he made it back. It's not just a tingling in his fingers, they are cold and the skin has bleached. That doesn't seem trivial to me. -
2.9 runs a game over the last 10 (1-9 record). The pitching has been just as bad (6.5 runs/game). Reason for optimism? Yelich has 5 hits in 3 games leading off.
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I'm sure I know many things you don't. And I'm sure there are things you know that I don't know.
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2022 MLB Draft Thread (Pre-Draft Discussion)
Robocaller replied to Eye Black's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
I was. -
2022 MLB Draft Thread (Pre-Draft Discussion)
Robocaller replied to Eye Black's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
Turang also dropped a lot. -
I liked everything until your suggestion for whom to replace Cain. Davis could be one of those guys who has a couple of quality major league seasons after being consistently bad, but it's not likely. The most likely source of in-organization improvement is Joey Wiemer, who would be a big step up even if he can't hit above .230. Dahl has a better chance for having a quality season in the majors than Davis does, imo. I'd only bring Davis up if he's the 5th OF.
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No reason to bench Tellez vs. LHP. No real reason for Mancini, other than he's a MLB starting-ability hitter. I get that he might be available, and I get that the brewers don't always fill a position of need when they acquire someone, but there's probably 1-2 guys on every one of the "selling" teams that might be more suitable.
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No reason to bench Tellez vs. LHP. No real reason for Mancini, other than he's a MLB starting-ability hitter. I get that he might be available, and I get that the brewers don't always fill a position of need when they acquire someone, but there's probably 1-2 guys on every one of the "selling" teams that might be more suitable.
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Great pitching is obviously more important. Unless "great defense" extends to stopping time and moving in space.
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we need a disillusioned thread where we go to talk other people off the edge.
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They promote Joey Wiemer and play him a bunch. Even if he hits .230, it will be a big improvement with his power, speed, and arm.
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I'm hoping it has to do with being a new father recently.
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Is Suter strictly a low-leverage reliever from now on?
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It's all about the upside. One player can reasonably be expected to improve sufficiently, while the other is clearly on the decline.
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with 9HR and an OPS of .749. That's healthy compared to most of our hitters.
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I'd first fabricate an injury. Let him take 2 weeks off, then "rehab" in Arizona and see if he can be playable again.
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Cain actually flied out to an outfielder! Impressive. He's 0-21 since his 3-hit game.
