And why can’t I? One is a short-term perspective focused on winning ballgames on the present, while the other is oriented in the long-term in light of the Brewers stated strategy of remaining perpetually competitive.
Brewers can’t afford Willy at current market prices for a FA SS as established this offseason. I think we all pretty much realize this by now. With one year of control remaining after this season, the Brewers are already going to be highly incentivized to trade him, regardless of the replacement options. If Turang continues on this trajectory, the incentive will increase even more as the Brewers would have a proven high-quality, low-cost replacement at the ready while they try to remain competitive...
On the other hand, you have person(s) demanding a lineup change as it relates to this season after a mere four games, when Yelich has proven to be an elite on-base threat and Turang remains a developing rookie. That’s what I believe to be best for winning games in the present, particularly when we’re already scoring runs in droves. You can be high on Turang in the future, while cautioning people to reel in expectations in the present and to let his development take its natural course.