Brewcrew82
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He's learning how to put it all together right now as a starter. Classic tell is that he'll have some spectacular games like against Chicago and Miami and then games like today and his last start against the Mets. Peripherals are still very encouraging with his ground ball rate and strikeout percentage. Limiting walks and working ahead of hitters is how he will take that next step.
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Comeback starts now. Nice shot Yeli.
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Ashby's stuff is so good, but he needs to work on getting ahead of hitters.
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Can't make that pitch on 3-0
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Brewers crushing the ball so far. Gotta keep at it and find some launch angle/holes.
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Wow. Didn't even realize that double play ball by Tellez was 110.8 MPH off the bat. Seemed far less than that.
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I wouldn't want to meet Cruz in an alley, that's for sure.
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Bad luck.
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Good decision to hold.
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Wow Back to Back to Back to Back HRs for the Cards. Gibson throwing up meatballs apparently. They should have a harder time against Wheeler tomorrow.
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Gorman had cooled off until that home run. Only had a .618 OPS in June.
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A first inning run is always fun.
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I don't think he would be overmatched. And he's got quite some time to develop between now and the beginning of next season. He's not that far off regardless with a .277 average and .335 OBP in AAA. Finally, if Jace Peterson's at-bats and games played this season are any indication, he will be an "everyday player".
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Run differential at this point in the season is not a great statistic, so those who were looking to run differential to definitively establish our prospects were largely mistaken. Besides, over the last several seasons, the Brewers have consistently outperformed their run differential and X-W/L due to shutdown relievers like Hader and Williams being able to win us tons of 1-2 run games.
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This isn't 1960. Utility players like Peterson are virtually every day players. It would be no different with Turang.
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Yes, a lot of advanced stats actually do take external factors like the quality of opposition into account. You should try studying them. Looking solely at one measure, like runs per game, to assess the overall quality of a team's offense is so very flawed I can't believe I'm having to debate it. And you can't just eliminate the American League from your analysis either, considering the whole inter-league play thing. But yes, if you look at things exactly the way you are, you can make the argument that the Brewers offense is below average.
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I'm not arguing any extreme. I was pointing out exactly what you just said; namely, that the offense isn't awful and is around league average (maybe slightly above league average). Also, that the offense is good enough with our pitching to potentially get us to a World Series if it goes on one of those hot streaks in October.
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Might as well when you've got Brosseau doing his best Ohtani impression.
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Trevor Kelley is not good.
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Yeah. I said that before this inning lol
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Seem to be getting along just fine this inning.
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And the Cards still lost. Everyone's happy lol
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So Trevor Kelley rejoins the team today and we have to immediately put him in the game in the 7th? I get we had a lot of relievers pitch yesterday, but Gott, Milner, etc are still sitting there.
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I mean, what else can you say. The guy probably has his worst command of the year tonight and he goes 6 strong with only one run and one hit....
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Why I said if you're going to apply a critical lens, at least use facts. Brewers actually outpace the Houston Astros in that category, but I wouldn't say they have a better offense. That's pretty much why advanced stats exist. To sort through stuff like that.
