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  1. wiguy94
    Would be nice if the Cards could win a couple of games against the Cubs in this 4 game series
  2. wiguy94
    Down on the Farm did an evaluation of this Brewers have been the better drafting team relative to draft pick value. https://downonthefarm.substack.com/p/the-most-successful-drafting-organizations
  3. wiguy94
    I certainly hope so when they are drafting in front of Milwaukee in a large portion of those years
  4. wiguy94
    Feel like that would be safe to assume. He's one of the best defensive 1B in baseball.
  5. wiguy94
    He's been fantastic since the short minor league break. After going 2-3 with 2 BB today he's slashing .302/.464/.535 in 56 PA with a 21% BB-rate and 19.6% K-rate which is good for about a 150 wRC+.
  6. wiguy94
    Brewers improve 1B defense and offense in one move. Not bad at all. Severino might turn into something, but that would be so far down the road that it just doesn't matter. Hope Santana can get hot for a couple of months here and give us a nice middle of the order bat.
  7. wiguy94
    He has the best K-BB% of the Brewers rotation. His issue has largely come down to too many mistake pitches over the plate getting hit out of the park. His xERA after yesterday is 3.89 which is 60th percentile so not bad, but the 29th percentile Barrel Rate is likely where you find the issue and sure enough his 1.49 HR/9 is 47th among the 59 qualified pitchers. If he can limit the HR ball, he will start to pitch much better.
  8. wiguy94
    That makes it worse. They've been trying to win and failing with big payrolls while those other teams for the large part have not been trying to win. To have the longest playoff drought in the MLB with Mike Trout and Ohtani on your team for the last 6 seasons is pathetic. They have no plan for the future. All they do is think in the short term and throw money at their problems which has lead to their pitching and depth being horrendous for a long time now. How you can try to argue they aren't one of the worst run teams in the sport is absolutely laughable.
  9. wiguy94
    How sad would Burnes be if we traded his personal catcher?
  10. wiguy94
    He just totally lost it. Cannot believe Cameron swung at a 1st pitch after Gasser threw 12 straight balls lol.
  11. wiguy94
    I’m speechless
  12. wiguy94
    The team that simultaneously has two of the greatest players in MLB history being tied for the longest playoff drought in the sport is most definitely not a poorly run team. My bad, you’re 100% right here.
  13. wiguy94
    If I had to pick one person on this entire site that would take the contrarian point of view and argue that the Angels are in fact not a poorly run team, I would have definitely picked you. It’s a very on brand comment. Yes the Angels are a poorly run team. There’s virtually zero ways to argue against it.
  14. wiguy94
    Oh yeah in the context of our team an above league average bat may be considered needle moving for sure haha.
  15. wiguy94
    Yeah I certainly wouldn’t consider Teoscar or Candelario as “needle moving” bats. I don’t think there’s going to be a single “needle moving” bat on the market this year, but Brewers don’t need needle moving, they need anything that could help at 1B and DH
  16. wiguy94
    Painter just had TJ yesterday (or within last couple of days) so he’s not going to be pitching in games again until 2025
  17. wiguy94
    Their farm at the moment is definitely worse than the Padres was after the trade last year and certainly more ransacked now (Ethan Salas alone makes the Padres farm somewhat respectable)
  18. wiguy94
    Chourio having the Quero leap in plate discipline and swing decisions would be huge. Quero in April and May - 7 BB to 29 SO Quero in June and July - 24 BB to 18 SO
  19. wiguy94
    I have no clue where I ever said Teoscar is needle moving and Candelario is not. I simply said there’s more to look at than just OPS+ and wRC+ in response to you trying to brush off Hernandez due to his wRC+
  20. wiguy94
    Those values for Quero and Bush shows how underrated some of our prospects are on BTV or how overrated Quero and Bush are
  21. wiguy94
    Yeah the Los Angeles Angels should be a great indicator that bigger payrolls don't mean better teams/better organizations. That franchise is a disaster and if Ohtani leaves this offseason it's going to get really ugly for them longterm.
  22. wiguy94
    Fangraphs has their farm 29th at a valuation of $101M.
  23. wiguy94
    Angels are such a weird franchise. Edgar Quero is a poor man's version of Jeferson Quero. Better hit tool but hasn't shown power at AA yet and he's nowhere near the defender Jeferson Quero is behind the plate. Ky Bush is like a LH version of Janson Junk with the command not quite as good. Questionable FB, quality secondaries,
  24. wiguy94
    Teoscar could very easily DH as the Brewers would likely prefer to keep their OF trio of Yelich-Wiemer-Frelick playing most days as they value defense in their OF. So he would be a DH or 4th/5th OF depending on if they kept Perkins on the roster.
  25. wiguy94
    Teoscar also has a .338 xwOBA compared to Candelario's .324 xwOBA. Will Teoscar regress to the mean especially if he moved to a more hitter friendly park? Will Candelario be able to continue his overperformance? It's a lot more complicated than just looking at their OPS+ or wRC+.
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