Sixtolezcano
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Most likely the difference between St. Louis and Pittsburgh pitching. -
Maybe not concerned, but he must be willing to adjust to current Williams’s performance. He seems to be somewhat stubborn (I.e.; Yelich batting 3rd).
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Maybe not concerned, but he must be willing to adjust to current Williams’s performance. He seems to be somewhat stubborn (I.e.; Yelich batting 3rd).
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Sure! Good examples of that in 2021 were Burns, Adames and Urias. Comments about Devin Williams during this game were surprising, especially regarding relief pitchers as they usually have the greatest variance from year to year. To expect Williams and Cousins to have season like last year are probably unrealistic. Hopefully Gott, Gustavo, etc. will pick up the slack.
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Elite in 2021, however TBD in 2022. One thing that frustrates me with some members on this site, is that many believe it is a given that the level players played last year is what they expect this year. We know this isn’t true when we look at players like Yelich, Cain and Travis Shaw recently. In fact in the cases of the aforementioned players, there can be a great variance from one season to the next. I don’t think it is realistic to expect the same or better seasons from Burnes, Williams, Adames and others. Although being optimistic is great, It isn’t a given that the Brewers will be a 90 win team in 2022.
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Just as much evidence as he needs to move Yelich out of the 3 spot. I really think this goes back to Counsell’s last year as a player when the Roenicke kept on playing Craig when he was going through his 0-52 streak. I believe he thinks he is “ paying it back“.
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I see Yelich is regressing to his mean.
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Not bad only 34 pitches.
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I’ll take the under.
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If that’s the case I really don’t see any way that Stearns will be working in Milwaukee next year. Why would he want to stick around when he probably has multiple better options to make his career a larger success.
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Hopefully Stearns can pull another Adames trade out of his….back pocket. It is really disappointing that we need to count on another miraculous May trade every year to hope for the Brewers to have a real chance. Four out of nine games (44.4%) where we score zero or 1 runs. This is a really disappointing start to the season.
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I really don’t see us scoring 2 or even 3 runs tonight,
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I know we are only 9 games in, however the batters on this team leave much to be desired. It really doesn’t appear that this team really has what it takes to challenge for a NL pennant. If this continues I fear that this season will not end well.
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I guess not. You can change your opinion in the 3rd inning….lol!
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Can Freddy be sent down to AAA to work on his control?
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I think Woody will only be going 5 today (89 pitches) Keith.
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That’s the funniest comment I’ve heard since last October.
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25th out of 30. 5.50. Royals at 7.15.
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That wasn’t as easy as a grooved grand salami Rock.
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He was out.
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Just swing away. Get this game over quickly.
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Seem to hear that comment every game his year. 1-4 is not that bad of a start.
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And I thought starting pitching was a strength. This will be a very looong year.
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GOOD NIGHT, THE PARTY’S OVER. Thanks Dandy Don.!!!
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I don’t think you’ve watched any games yet this year. Or for that case the 2021 Brewer playoffs or last Sept. either. Lol!!!
