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  1. wiguy94
    Perkins had the 6th best wRC+ on the Brewers in the postseason last year btw
  2. wiguy94
    Perkins has a 91 wRC+ against LHP this year. I really don't understand why fans complain about him being in the lineup against a LHP. You're telling me you'd rather have Frelick and his 21 wRC+ against LHP in the lineup today?
  3. wiguy94
    Not a fan of Vaughn hitting 6th and no Sanchez in the lineup against a LHP
  4. wiguy94
    If Wisconsin is too small for AAA then so is Biloxi. It's capacity is only like 200 people bigger than Wisconsin.
  5. wiguy94
    I don't really like how the Brewers have handled the challenge system but according to the team summary leaderboard on savant the Brewers are 5th in runs gained vs expected from challenging so their plan at least seems to be working.
  6. wiguy94
    I think you’re viewing far too short term with these high school pitchers. It’s a long road going from HS pitcher to MLB pitcher especially if you aren’t a huge bonus top of the first round guy. Tyson Hardin who is one of our best pitching prospects didn’t throw a pitch in college until he was 21 and in that year he had a 12.81 ERA. It just takes time. You need to be extremely patient.
  7. wiguy94
    Regression was always coming. He was way overperforming his underlying numbers and still is.
  8. wiguy94
    Their full season numbers don’t mean much to me. They look a lot better since the team got healthy from an underlying offensive perspective.
  9. wiguy94
    Yeah both those AB they showed bunt on the most hittable pitch they saw the whole AB. I really don't have an issue with trying to bunt for a hit but if you're doing it you need to be fully committed to it. No half measures.
  10. wiguy94
    I love the idea that Priester won't be able to rehab his injury if there's a lockout. Of course it would have to be away from the team but he will be doing the exact same things regardless of there being or not being a lockout.
  11. wiguy94
    It's unfortunate that Turang tried to bunt the worst splitter he threw today.
  12. wiguy94
    Series win. Feel like it should have been a sweep but the pitching injuries caught up to the Brewers today.
  13. wiguy94
    Yeli just looked completely overmatched there. Tough to see.
  14. wiguy94
    He put a good swing on it but that swing on pitch 4 was the one that hurt the most. That 3-2 pitch was too close with no challenges to take I think. Just way too far inside to reasonably get that ball in fair territory
  15. wiguy94
    If he can make put the ball in play against Cade Smith I'll be impressed Edit: Nevermind I got my innings mixed up
  16. wiguy94
    Murphy not pinch hitting Frelick for Vaughn against Holderman this time?
  17. wiguy94
    I don't agree with that assessment. How it was lined up Kuhnel got the middle of the order and Anderson would have had the bottom of the order.
  18. wiguy94
    That doesn't mean he should just automatically be moved ahead of Anderson who has been very good at his job. You should have to earn your roles. Also that nastiness does not appear sustainable. His velo has dropped every time he's pitched since Vegas getting closer to his season average.
  19. wiguy94
    I really don't understand why he's surpassed Anderson on the RP depth chart
  20. wiguy94
    It's unfortunately not just been a Chourio thing. Mitchell had the same thing happen as well. Brewers OF defense has regressed quite a bit since Berry left for the Cubs.
  21. wiguy94
    I'm just going to say his leg was tightening up and that's why he looked bad in the 4th inning.
  22. wiguy94
    Correct. Only two through two games
  23. wiguy94
    Trevor May was recently talking about a stat he made up that he thinks is a good indicator for how good a team is. Basically he was measuring how a team responds to scoring/giving up a run. If you score a run in one half inning, does your pitching staff put up a 0 in response. Then vice versa as well if you give up a run does your offense respond? Anyway he said the Brewers lead in this stat and did last year as well. Feel like it certainly backs up the eye test. Feel like the Brewers are really good at controlling momentum.
  24. wiguy94
    Pretty much a total butt kicking outside of a 5 batter stretch in the 4th inning
  25. wiguy94
    Him not scoring on Pratt's hit isn't surprising. He had to hold to make sure it went over the 1B head
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