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  1. Hiura does not have the best offensive #s in the system.
  2. Gotta love Tyrone Taylor's .390 OPS.
  3. Brewers with some loud contact that inning despite nobody getting on. Hopefully it carries over the rest of the game.
  4. Gotta love prisoners of the moment.
  5. 1) Frelick 2) Contreras 3) Yelich needs to be the top three in the order.
  6. This organization's track record developing hitters is a reason why I'd have very little hesitancy trading some of the guys in our farm system at the deadline.
  7. Brice Turang doesn't hit the ball hard enough to strike out as often as he does. What an ugly start to his MLB career on offense.
  8. I doubt he's going to say, "we're desperate for hitting and are going to get two bats,"
  9. Yeah. I'm pretty sure I registered my disagreement from the first post. To imply it's somehow "amusing", when it's patently true, seems pretty off to me. And again, find it funny you complain about my nitpicking only to do the very same thing to another poster in the same post.
  10. I actually think we should trade Chourio for Suter.
  11. Except for the fact that the White Sox forum said Quero AND Black which is in fact a massive overpay according to BTV. You included Mitchell for some reason instead, whose value is obviously lower than Quero’s.
  12. McMahon is definitely high on my list. He’s not a star with the bat like Arenado was/is, but he plays GG defense at 3B and is an upgrade over pretty much every other hitter in our lineup save for Yelich and Contreras.
  13. Well, there’s your answer people.
  14. Oh I get it. I just don’t find it to be that misleading or amusing. And I also see that the very thing you’re accusing me of doing (i.e., nitpicking) is what you’re doing to another poster’s statement.
  15. Plus the White Sox forum said Black AND Quero, which is in fact a massive overpay according to BTV.
  16. “I’m a little amused by the comment that Abbott has been lights out against anyone but Milwaukee”. The stats literally back that up so I don’t see what there is to be amused about. What’s humorous is that the very thing you’re accusing me of doing (i.e. nitpicking) is precisely what you’re doing in this situation.
  17. I think the Brewers have a better handle on Ashby's situation than we do. With his contract, they wouldn't put him out there unnecessarily.
  18. Aaron Ashby says hello. Plus at least one of our SPs is going to be moved to the bullpen when Woody and Miley come back.
  19. Chourio's ceiling is top 5/10 player in baseball. The Brewers haven't had one of those homegrown since Braun. Those other prospects, as nice as they are, don't have that ceiling. I care about talent more than position.
  20. Trout (was) twice the player Yelich is. That's all that WAR total you're highlighting means. The current iteration of Trout (which is what really matters in assessing trade value), has missed 190 games and counting over the last three seasons while not quite being at the same peak with the bat (137 wRC+ this year vs. 176 in 2022 and 189 in 2021). Meanwhile, Yelich is having a resurgent season and is t7 in all the majors in fWAR. All this with Trout being owed an extra 3 years and $147 million in compensation, which will pay him to his age 40 season. With his increasing injury frequency, that eats into what ever advantage Trout has statistically over Yelich.
  21. Abbott vs. Brewers: 4.41 ERA, 1-2 record, 8 total runs runs given up Abbott vs. rest of baseball: 1.15 ERA, 4-0 record, 5 total runs given up It may be just one start in particular where the Brewers lit him up, but that statement is still factually correct.
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