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  1. Brice Turang has a 97 wRC+ since being recalled from AAA. 105 PA with him being basically league average at the plate.
  2. I don't think I have ever seen a pitching staff have as many 1st inning blowups in a season as this Wisconsin staff has had. Cornielle went 0.1 IP, 4 H, 5 ER (was pulled with bases loaded), 4 BB, 1 SO...that's 2 times in the last week that the Timber Rattlers had a starter not get out of the first inning I believe.
  3. July 21 was a long rain delay so his start was cut short for that reason, but yeah the innings limit appears to be in consideration here. Think he's probably going to be limited to around 8 more 5 inning starts to get his season total around 120 IP.
  4. What's interesting about Clarke is he only has a 14.9% swinging strike rate which is really low for someone with a K-rate at 31%. Seems to me he might be a bit too patient but the huge BB-rate really counteracts the high K-rate. Just a real TTO type player. All he's done in the minor leagues is BB, K, and SLG. Interesting player, but I imagine it just won't translate to the MLB if he's striking out this much in the minors.
  5. Not good. Just all over the place really
  6. Turang has drawn the ire of many here including myself, but it does seem like he’s gotten more comfortable since he returned from AAA. Before option - 177 PA, .248 wOBA, .257 xwOBA, 52 wRC+, 6.2% BB-rate, 27.1% K-rate After option - 99 PA, .290 wOBA, .304 xwOBA, 79 wRC+, 13.1% BB-rate, 16.2% K-rate He’s also chasing less and whiffing less since returning from AAA. Are those numbers good? Not really but they are at least respectable. If his wOBA matched his xwOBA since returning, he would have around a 90-100 wRC+ which with his defense and base running would be a solid regular. Also over his last 15 games and 50 PA (7/16 through 8/1) he has a 98 wRC+ with an OBP% over .350 He still needs to improve the quality of contact but the BB and K numbers since returning are far more what you would expect from Turang and they give him a decent floor to work with at the plate. If you look at the picture below, Turang’s rolling xwOBA over his most recent 50 PA is actually above league average and over his last 100 PA is nearing league average.
  7. That's my understanding of control your own destiny as well
  8. 1) Santana for Severino - B 2) Canha for Jarvis - A- 3) Chafin for Strezlecki - B+ 4) Blalock for Urias - A- 5) McKendry for Jackson - A Missed opportunities= Feel like team could have gotten 1 more bat Overall deadline Grade= B, improved the team with very little overall cost to the future but think there was room for one more MLB move
  9. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know what you meant. Still doesn't look right lol
  10. Love the quality of contact in Turang's last 2 AB. 10 and 16 LA. Those are ideal for Turang's EV numbers.
  11. Something that should never be said on a Brewers fan site.
  12. Don't think Carlos Rodriguez has any chance of being protected. He has an 88 wRC+ with a .060 ISO in AA this year.
  13. Going to need @Joseph Zarr to confirm this for everyone, but Jesus Rivero's stuff looks absolutely filthy. I feel like I am not being hyperbolic when I say his stuff might even look better than Logan Henderson's on this Carolina team
  14. Didn't want to move further away from his family on the East coast
  15. That's a nasty looking changeup from Mckendry.
  16. Wiemer might be figuring things out. He’s been really solid since June 1st. Since June 1st he has a .345 xwOBA overall, .339 xwOBA vs RHP, and a .360 xwOBA vs LHP. He had a .321 xwOBA overall and against LHP and RHP in July so despite the 80 wRC+ he was still around league average for the month in xwOBA
  17. Hiura’s career xwOBACON is .468 compared to Burger’s .480 so really not as big of a gap as you’re portraying it to be.
  18. Is that true or has the league just not caught up to Burger like they did for Hiura? Hiura through 550 MLB PA - .273/.347/.527, 125 wRC+, 7.1% BB-rate, 31.5% K-rate Burger through 548 MLB PA - .230/.291/.500, 114 wRC+. 6.6% BB-rate, 31.6% K-rate
  19. Absolutely love that trade for the White Sox. Get out on Burger before that disgusting BB and K profile catches up to him and get a big ceiling LHP...White Sox have had a pretty good deadline in my opinion.
  20. Numbers this season for the two. Strzelecki - 35.2 IP, 4.54 ERA, 4.05 xERA, -0.40 WPA Chafin - 34.1 IP, 4.19 ERA, 4.25 xERA, -0.70 WPA Hopefully we get good Chafin as he hasn't been that great this year.
  21. Lat injury, so probably done for the year.
  22. Was going to post here come the conspiracy theories but looks like I was a bit too late.
  23. Innings limit but also they are manipulating his service time so he isn't a Super 2 candidate.
  24. Holy freaking crap. Brewers have had the worst production in the MLB at RF, 1B, DH so far this year and the Brewers went out and upgraded at 2 of those positions. Meanwhile the negativity is unbearable in this thread. It's honestly just so sad how negative this fanbase is during one of the most competitive stretches in franchise history.
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