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  1. wiguy94
    Can't say I've ever seen a pitcher removed from a game due to injury with the injury being a thumb cramp in his glove hand.
  2. wiguy94
    To clinch any playoff spot would be 25. You would use Arizona because they are 7th in the NL not San Diego. They have 60 losses but the Brewers have the tiebreaker over them so it would be 162-77-60=25.
  3. wiguy94
    Having 26 more PA than second most on the team and 72 more PA than third most on the team is probably the biggest reason.
  4. wiguy94
    I think it will be Lockridge going down. His underlying numbers have been horrific this year and what little offensive success he's had has been on the back of a .400 BABIP. I think you can keep Lara up and rotate playing time pretty evenly between Mitchell, Frelick, and Lara in CF and RF.
  5. wiguy94
    Interesting because it was also reported as a grade 2 oblique strain which has typically come with a 6-8 week recovery
  6. wiguy94
    Yeah it was dumb. If they wanted to buy they should have aggressively tried to buy before the deadline. By the time the deadline came around it was already looking too late for them.
  7. wiguy94
    I definitely think they should. If he accepts and comes back on a 1 year deal it’s not an issue. If he declines then you’ll get a comp pick of some sort.
  8. wiguy94
    No you need on the roster to start your rookie year or to be called up within the first two weeks of the season to be eligible for PPI so Misiorowski winning Cy Young would not net us a PPI pick.
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  10. wiguy94
    Here's a fun comparison Player A - 144 wRC+, 72 RBI, 3.0 fWAR, 2.87 WPA, 31.85 RE24 Player B - 143 wRC+, 71 RBI, 2.5 fWAR, 2.54 WPA, 27.98 RE24
  11. wiguy94
    That's a great series win and an incredible job salvaging the road trip after being swept in San Diego. Came into this 17 in 17 stretch with a 5.5 game lead in the division and exit it with a 5 game lead in the division after going 10-7.
  12. wiguy94
    They were the third seed a year ago as well
  13. wiguy94
    Yeah I'm good on Ornelas. Never want to see him play another game.
  14. wiguy94
    I miss Brice Turang
  15. wiguy94
    Absurdly good take from William on that changeup to get the walk. Not sure Skubal could have thrown that pitch any better
  16. wiguy94
    You’ve literally admitted that is not what you do. You take smaller fragments of time that fit your preconceived opinion and ignore the whole picture. If you were looking at the whole picture you wouldn’t be picking and choosing dates from which the “real offense has showed up” I think the real irony is the Brewers have actually hit better in the sample you use as evidence they aren’t a good offense compared to when you think they were a good offense. Before the Colorado/Vegas road trip - 98 wRC+, .313 xwOBA After the Colorado/Vegas road trip - 102 wRC+, .323 xwOBA The offense slumped with RISP from mid June to the end of July and have slumped entirely in August but they still have hit better with better underlying numbers during the same you say the offense has been bad.
  17. wiguy94
    Seems to me you pretty heavily implied you can’t look at full season numbers because personnel has changed. You have been very clear you think the offense is worse then it was to start the year so it seems to me you’re saying Brandon Lockridge, Sal Frelick, and Luis Rengifo are better than Jackson Chourio, Andrew Vaughn, Cooper Pratt, and Luis Lara.
  18. wiguy94
    Henderson keeping the ball in the ball park is going to be key today. Like Misiorowski before yesterday, he’s had a bit of a HR ball issue lately with 7 HR allowed in his last 5 starts. Misiorowski cleaned it up and didn’t allow a HR. Now let’s see the same from Henderson.
  19. wiguy94
    So the Brewers should bench Chourio, Vaughn, and Yelich because the offense scored more runs when they were on the IL?
  20. wiguy94
    Hopefully they just give him another day off tomorrow as well. LHP Skubal on the mound and Turang struggles against LHP. Give him another day off and hopefully he will be good to go when we get back to Milwaukee
  21. wiguy94
    Definitely think it has more to do with philosophy than personnel when it comes to the super low air pull rate.
  22. wiguy94
    xwOBA is nice but because it doesn't actually take into consider spray angle (where the ball is hit), I don't think it matters that the Cubs and Brewers have the same xwOBA. The Cubs lead MLB in air pull percentage which lets them overperform their underlying metrics and hit for more power. The Brewers are last in MLB in air pull percentage which probably helps their BA a bit but hurts their ability to hit for power this not overperforming their underlying metrics.
  23. wiguy94
    Because he had a .297 BA entering play on July 1st
  24. wiguy94
    I don’t even think you should say Gasser has been bad. He’s had a few blowup outings that have really crushed his overall line but the large majority of his starts have been solid. He’s had an ERA of 4.50 or better in 9 of his 14 starts and an ERA of 3.00 or better in 7 of his 14 starts.
  25. wiguy94
    The fact this team is 7-7 this month is a testament to how good the pitching has been. If our pitching wasn’t doing well the team would probably be like 3-11 the way the offense has been swinging the bat. 14 games and 46 runs. 3.3 runs per game and have only scored more than 4 runs three times all month
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