Brewcrew82
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Again, just got off the IL and was never stretched out. Max # of pitches since then was his last start at 71. And you want him going the 140 pitches or so it would have required for him to even think about finishing the no-hitter? Please.
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Not too mention he struck out in like 4 situations this weekend where contact would have scored runs and/or won us the game.
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Or at 100 pitches they may not want to get him injured for next year considering he got off the IL not too long ago and was never stretched back out.
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Brewers also lead the league in blown late-inning leads since August...Don't get me wrong they don't deserve it because they didn't do enough, but they were still so close despite everything.
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Great end to the season, Lauer. You will be an important part of next year's team.
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2022 Brewers Prospect Rankings
Brewcrew82 replied to sveumrules's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Here's one from Just Baseball. 6 Brewers in top 100. Chourio at 11, Frelick at 41, Turang at 58, Wiemer at 64, Ruiz at 92; and Gasser at 99. https://www.justbaseball.com/prospects/2022-mlb-top-100-prospects/ -
World Series predictions, anyone? I've got Astros over Braves in 7....
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Lauer is generally a great #4 starter. Look forward to him hopefully shining in that role next season.
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Yes. Brewers currently have less than a quarter of a percentage point chance of winning the #1 pick.
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That may be you. But I'm a fan who would always rather have his favorite team in the postseason. Quite a few games this season where we were essentially in control and let it slip away, including several this past weekend. That will likely prove to be the difference.
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Hey, we can still get the number one pick!!!
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Yeah. Mitchell has the higher upside, but Frelick and Turang provide more insurance in terms of contact ability. Frelick's contact and K rates are absolutely insane.
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We're going to finished tied with the Phillies, and that will make me really sad...
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I am so sick of the strikeouts with RISP. Bring me Frelick and Turang.
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I don't think so. He'll have another period where pitchers start to figure him out and he'll have to adjust. But he can certainly put up something in the .270-280 range with his speed. That would be such a boost to the offense whose top qualified hitter is currently batting .259.
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Garrett Mitchell has me so excited. As much potential as anyone in this system not named Chourio.
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Same. We just have way too many of those types in this lineup. And he adds nothing on defense either so it's a pretty easy choice.
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Judge just hit 62.
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Keston just can't be a successful hitter in this league until he learns to at least foul off that high fastball....
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Maybe. BUT, you're going to need proven production while the rookies take time to develop. Maybe they develop faster than expected and we can trade Renfroe for a reliever or something at the deadline. But getting rid of him now with our lack of upper-tier hitting options is incredibly risky at only a few extra million dollars in savings. Not worth it. And what's the point of platooning Wiemer and Taylor when they both hit from the same-side...
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The eagerness of some on here to rid ourselves of our only above .800 OPS hitter and veteran outfielder at a relatively low cost likewise perplexes me....
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What should be the top priority in the off-season
Brewcrew82 replied to Harold Hutchison's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Right, "he's not significant"; except he's very significant. If we're going to be successful, he's going to have to be a key part of the equation. His contribution is that he's a high OBP hitter on a team that is otherwise severely lacking in that department. The key is the hitters behind him actually doing something other than striking out or hitting weak grounders. Keep it up, though! -
Okay, it's obvious that you have no intent of honest discussion, here, so I'm going to bid you a good night.
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Just baseball is an emerging platform within the baseball news industry. I highlighted it here because it was published recently and takes into account the entire minor league season. There are good sources for prospects other than BA. I would hope you're not stuck in the late 1980s/90s. Again, where did I tout Ethan Small as a sure thing? Cause I didn't.
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We got two really promising prospects in return (Top 100 prospects, per some outlets). If even one of those guys develops into a contributor, then it will have been worth it value-wise. The loss of Hader didn't cost us a playoff spot. It was how the entire team responded after he was dealt that cost us the playoffs. Hader might have even further torpedoed our chances given how bad he was for an extended stretch.
