Sixtolezcano
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What difference is that then losing 2 games in October. Actually, it might be preferable. They could always win that $15.00 game and have great seats. -
That seems to be the prevailing belief.
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Jets coach Robert Saleh believes that Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon which should be confirmed by a MRI on today. If torn, Rodgers most likely will be lost to the Jets the entire season. This will make the Packers trade compensation a second round pick in the 2024 NFL draft rather than the upgraded first round pick, as Rodgers would no longer be able to play 65% of the Jets offensive snaps this year.
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For all the well deserved accolades that Counsell has received over the past years, it is a head scratcher how he has handled the playing time of several players this year. As this article attests Wiemer really hasn’t played very much since the end of July. It really doesn’t make much sense that he (and Arnold) hasn’t sent him to Nashville to get him some much needed playing time. Goodness, he needs the playing time and some confidence to further his career. It’s really is a crime for him to languish on the bench not playing at all and get much needed experience. Other than this, his handling Anderson, batting Frelick and Adames clean up and some of the ways how he has used Payamps, Elvis, Chafin and Wilson lately has been perplexing and not consistent with how he had handled the bullpen earlier this year.
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Good call. With the AAA stats wiguy94 provided I don’t think Black is ready to play MLB especially in a tight pennant chase. In fact it may be deleterious to Black’s career as baseball is littered with players brought up too early and has caused a lack of confidence that has set them back significantly. Donaldson in a word has been there, has had success in that situation, and is just what the doctor ordered with a power bat and plays much better defense than Black. I’m glad they are rolling the dice with Donaldson.
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Can you please explain in more detail how a 0.214/0.303/0.373 (Zavier Warren), “could easily end up a bench play in the majors due to his solid OBP skills, power…” is good, when a 0.303 OBP is terrible and a 0.373 SLG is anything much more than average.
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Do the 2 players you select to be #27 and 28 remain static. Or can you continue to interchange with other MiLB players?
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No! The worst division in the NL. San Francisco then the Cubs.
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Phillies, Marlins and Diamondbacks.
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Didn’t matter. I foresee another 2022 trade deadline crash.
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You couldn’t talk either team into making this trade for obvious reasons. I wouldn’t give up much more than Rea or Teheran, and with Miley injured again trading either one would compromise any depth we have remaining at SP. I also doubt Rea or Teheran would be enough to pry loose Votto and we would need to sweeten the pot with an additional prospect. Also you need to take account of votto’s age and injury history.
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Isn’t it a little early to pencil Woodruff in the starting rotation before we really see if he’s ready or even able to pitch again on anything that resembles a regular basis in 2023? Rea, Teheran andHouser have done a commendable job of holding the rotation together after the injuries to Woodruff, Ashby and Lauer almost sunk 2023. I would hold off losing any of these 3 pitchers until we absolutely know that Woodruff has any chance of returning to the rotation. There always seems to be plenty of AAAA relief pitcher arms that can be sent down before any of our current charges are lost through the waiver wire and can be used in the bullpen.
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The most impressive stat about the Brewers comeback was they did this against a Cubs bullpen that entered Monday with a 1.06 ERA during the previous 17 game since, June 16, the best in the MLB.
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Sorry. We are in second place, only 0.5 games behind the Reds and we are only 30 runs within being in the top 10 in the NL in runs scored.
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The Don’t look now but the Reds have won 9 in a row and are in first place. On the other hand, the Brewers have scored the fewest runs in the NL.
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The Brewer FO has miserably failed in identifying any impact hitters since they drafted Ryan Braun in 2005, that is almost 2 decades ago. Mark needs to invest heavily into multiple big named scouts and FO personal otherwise this team will continue to spin its’ wheels. They are already behind the eight-ball being small market and refusing to spend less than average money bringing talented players to this team.
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He should add to the high ground ball %.
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Most of the “models” also predicted the Cardinals as the division winners and the Pirates to be mired in the basement. I know it is extremely early, and that is the beauty of the MLB, we have over 130 games left of enjoyment to find out.
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I think it is hilarious when posters say they are wasting Burnes and Woodruff, when Woody hasn’t pitched in weeks and will not for many more weeks. The Brewers are what most rational people thought they were, actually even better, a 0.500 team with < a 1% chance of winning a World Series. Expectations were/are much too high among most fans. I would suggest that you would enjoy each game individually and lower your expectations accordingly. At least that way you can lower your stress level and enjoy baseball.
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If that’s the case, they better pick a highly ranked OT with their 1st round pick. I sure hope there will be someone worthwhile to pick at #22. I don’t think so!!!
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Round 1 =13 Round 2 = 42 and 45 Round 3 = 78 Round 4 = 116 Round 5 = 149 Round 6 = 207 Round 7 = 232, 235, 242 and 256 Subject to change on draft nights.
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I hope not. Most experts believe there isn’t much difference in players 20-50. With the team as it currently stands (depth) 2 bites of the apple is better than just 1.
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You may still have to wait 1-2 years before they can acclimate to NFL play. Also WR tends to develop more slowly than other positions and it is only a few (Moss, Jefferson, Chase, etc) freaks that can become stars immediately.
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Both the Reds and Cubs should be better than last year and I suspect the race for second place will be a dogfight between them and the Brewers with a difference of less than 4 games. The Cards are the favorite and they should be with a much better everyday lineup. For the Brewers to win the division they will need Burnes and Woodruff to have seasons similar or better than 2021 and with their current bullpen that may not be enough. With the change in scheduling the division winner may win only 85-86 games.
