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  1. Chourio needs to figure things out with the chasing. It's been horrible this year. Coming into today his chase rate was 50% against breaking balls and he had two horrific chases against Miller in the 9th. I don't know if it's a vision problem or trying too hard to pull the ball leading to him getting his swing started too early, but it's become a problem.
  2. 110 EV on the HR off a FB that was above the belt. Payne is on cycle watch with a triple and HR through 3 innings.
  3. Wisconsin is a bit of a bummer to watch since the Yophery trade. They only have one of my Top 20 prospects on their roster in Letson and he only pitches once a week. Just not a lot to get excited about watching them from the position player side.
  4. Our SP outside of a few blowup games has been extremely good.
  5. Mears has been good as well. Megill has been good outside of the bad outing in Arizona. They could really use late season Ashby in the pen to replace Hudson who looks like a shell of the dominant guy at the start of last season.
  6. Yeah he topped out at 93 a few times. Wasn't great. His command was really off today.
  7. Woody did not look as good today as he did in Nashville. Velo and command were down.
  8. I’m not sure why you changed the subject matter from BB-rate to WHIP when the discussion was about Misiorowski’s walk issues. Unless you think Misiorowski can suppress hits in the MLB against the best hitters in the world at the level he has done in the minors then his minor league WHIP doesn’t really matter.
  9. There’s only 9 AAA teams with 10 wins and from all of A to AA there are only 3 other teams that have 9 wins. Carolina have been incredible.
  10. It’s actually 6 more games that AAA have played. Remember they started a week earlier so Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday all before A to AA started.
  11. BB% is far better for comparing a pitchers BB-rate than BB/9. Why would you want to go by inning rather than by batters faced to determine who walks more hitters? You face 4 hitters in an inning and walk 1 and someone else faced 6 hitters in an inning and walked 1. They both have 1 BB/9 one has a 25% BB-rate and the other a 17% BB-rate. Those are not the same thing. 15.6% and 13.6% are not pitchers who walk hitters similar amounts. Just for reference there were 351 pitchers last season to throw 50 innings in MLB. The highest BB% was 14.7% almost a full percent lower than Misiorowski. Post-COVID there have been 1393 pitcher seasons with 50 IP. Only 11 had a BB% higher than 15.
  12. Hader had a 13.6% walk rate in AAA in 2017. Misiorowski has a 15.6% walk rate. I wouldn't say that's very similar.
  13. This is what I get for listening on mute and skipping between pitches.
  14. Unless I've totally lost my mind, Meccage just got 4 outs in the 1st and nobody realized it?? There was a runner on 2nd with 2 outs and for whatever reason Made threw ahead of the runner to start a rundown at 3rd instead of getting the final out at 1st. I think that happening made everyone forget that there were 2 outs at the time. Then Meccage pitched and got a 4th out.
  15. Hopefully Letson isn't hurt and they are just letting Flores start with Letson coming in from the bullpen because today was supposed to be his day to start and he's not a projected starter for any of the other games this week. Nevermind he's listed as starting Saturday! False alarm!
  16. Just went back and rewatched. His top velo according the scorebug was 89 and he hit that 1 time. It was a lot of 88 and some 87. The scorebug stopped showing velo for 3 pitches in the 3rd inning two of which were fastballs but seeing how he only touched 89 one time it's hard to believe he touched 92 on either of those fastballs. Unless the scorebug is super off, hard to know where Chris got that 92 from.
  17. I know Wilken has a good wRC+ this year but I absolutely hate how he's looked at the plate this year. He's taken his passiveness to the extreme. 60.4% of his PA end in BB or K this year and he had a 28.9% swing rate coming into today. This is just not a serious approach for a player who has MLB aspirations.
  18. Tim Elko is the bane of the Brewers Minor League System. Is there a level where this guy hasn't crushed the Brewers?
  19. Or Jeff Levering's "just missed it"
  20. I don't think he would have had a play at home if he used his glove or it would have been a very difficult play. He would have been closer to the line if he used his glove instead of the bare hand attempt and the runner would have been closer to home by the time he transferred the ball to his throwing hand meaning it would be an even tighter angle throw home.
  21. I mean I guess from the sense Wisconsin's offense is terrible you want to keep the lead but at the same time sometimes you need to live to fight another day.
  22. The thing with Ernesto is in terms of actual PA by each level he hasn't moved through the system very slowly. He just missed a minor-league season because of COVID and hadn't been able to stay healthy. 2017 to 2019 - 530 PA of rookie ball (would be a lot now but pre-2020 with more rookie ball levels was pretty normal) 2020 - COVID 2021 - 311 PA at A 2022 - 102 PA between A+ and rookie ball (injury riddled season) 2023 - 394 PA between A+ and AA 2024 - 457 PA at AA 2025 - 49 PA at AAA All together this is how his minor league PA path ignoring rehab stints Rookie - 530 PA A - 311 PA A+ - 347 PA AA - 581 PA AAA - 49 PA Ernesto has 1843 professional PA. Christopher Morel who was from the same IFA class as Ernesto has 2998 professional PA.
  23. Juan Baez with a pretty brutal mistake. Yerlin came in after Peek loaded the bases with 1 out. Yerlin gets a chopper/swinging bunt down the 3B line and Baez instead of just taking the out at first tried to bare hand the ball to get an out at home. He predictably mishandled the bare hand leading to all runners being safe. What potentially could have been a 1-1 game going into the bottom of the 8th ended up being a 3-1 deficit.
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