Brewcrew82
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Everything posted by Brewcrew82
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I'm including everything right now. Still TBD with all of those guys.
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If Corbin keeps this up in the 2nd half, he could insert himself into the Cy Young race. No one really running away with it this year.
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Get Payamps up. Still only a 4 run lead.
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Full-circle moment here with Covey. Perfectly encapsulates the Brewers' first round draft woes.
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What's scary is the thought of Julio Teheran going up against them on Sunday.
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Braves take the lead in the 8th on a Riley 3 run shot. Might be good. I doubt the Braves would have lost 8 in a row. Still, not playing their best baseball of the season and we don't have to face Strider or Fried (who is still on the IL).
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Not as much if you keep hitting Contreras behind him.
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I have my doubts, but might as well see if Keston Hiura is living in 2019, too.
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Corbin fighting his command a bit more.
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How do you miss that, ump?
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45 pitches.
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Yeah, this Miller at 1B experiment isn't going to work long-term with the way he's been swinging.
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Monasterio has been hot. Offense is offense, though. Idc where they get it from.
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Yeli's looking at finishing top 10 in the MVP vote.
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Those stats encompass after the all-star break considering they're for the entire month of July.
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I like Yelich's at-bat better.
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Yeli!
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What a horrific at-bat, Perkins.
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Facts.
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Well, Monasterio can be playing 3B until further notice. Not just doing it against lefties.
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They had the exact same winning % from memorial day to the deadline as they did from the deadline to game 162.... I meant top 5 catcher with Contreras. And he has been, considering he's top 5 in fWAR. He's been one of the best defensive catchers in baseball this year. Brewers have made him into one of the best all-around catchers in the game. Payamps has also performed like a top 10 reliever in baseball this year...Always had the stuff. It was just a matter of the Brewers' staff coaching it up.
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Brewers (Rea) vs Phillies (Sanchez): 7/19/23, 5:40pm
Brewcrew82 replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Archived Game Threads
I've strictly been talking about defense, and I've literally said Miller isn't a good fit at first base due to his offensive profile, so I'll ignore all of this... -
Here is what the Josh Hader trade has effectively become: Josh Hader for Robert Gasser William Contreras Joel Payamps Justin Yeager That's a top 5 catcher, a top 10 reliever, and a top 100 prospect, in addition to a high-strikeout "filler piece", for a 1 inning reliever with 1.5 years of control. I know some argue that we missed the playoffs last year because of the trade (I disagree and I think the evidence strongly backs that up), but you can't say that the decision to trade Hader when we did has become anything other than a massive success and a boon for the future of the franchise. Credit to Stearns, even bigger credit to Arnold.
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Brewers (Rea) vs Phillies (Sanchez): 7/19/23, 5:40pm
Brewcrew82 replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Archived Game Threads
You can go on fangraphs and look for yourself, too.... It's a list of first baseman with a minimum of 150 innings played in 2023, sorted by overall defensive value. Owen Miller is at the top for defensive value provided. He's also #2 in UZR/150 and top 10/12 in DRS and OAA. I still wouldn't call him the best first defensive baseman in baseball, but he's far from the total liability he's being painted as here. -
Brewers (Rea) vs Phillies (Sanchez): 7/19/23, 5:40pm
Brewcrew82 replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Archived Game Threads
Maybe they do a poor job of quantifying it. But Miller's missed what? 4 scoops at the most? Compare that to how many more plays he's made at 1B that the average 1B doesn't make...Same logic with errors being a poor statistic for measuring defense. Some of the best fielding SS in baseball put up a lot errors (and some costly ones, too), but that's just because they make more plays than the average SS. Under your logic, Rowdy Tellez would be considered a good first baseman because he makes some spectacular scoops. But he's not, because he can't get to anything that's not hit directly at him. And that occurs a lot more than his scoops.
