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  1. wiguy94
    Brice Turang has a 97 wRC+ since being recalled from AAA. 105 PA with him being basically league average at the plate.
  2. wiguy94
    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.
  3. wiguy94
    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.
  4. wiguy94
    Don't think Carlos Rodriguez has any chance of being protected. He has an 88 wRC+ with a .060 ISO in AA this year.
  5. wiguy94
    Quero or Mitchell for 2 months of a RP. Hilarious stuff.
  6. wiguy94
    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.
  7. wiguy94
    I like this move especially if they pick up the club option next season. Just saying he would be an ideal platoon mate at 1B with Tyler Black! I liked Jarvis but was unsure of him because he saw the big tick up in AA with the tacky balls which really seem to help pitchers with his profile. Also to keep in mind, Jarvis is Rule 5 eligible this offseason, so Brewers potentially didn’t think they would protect him. Better to trade him now than potentially lose him for nothing in the offseason.
  8. wiguy94
    This is my understanding as well. The only place I see him listed as under control through 2026 is baseball-reference. I can’t find a single other place that has him under team control for 3.5 more seasons.
  9. wiguy94
    Which is why I said it isn’t perfect but even an incredibly flawed site can still show your hypothetical trade was absolutely a pathetic joke if the gap is $80M worth of value difference. The Brewers would literally never consider Chourio for Ha Seong Kim straight up. Let alone Chourio, Misiorowski, and more.
  10. wiguy94
    Can you show proof of this? The only place I see him listed as having team control through 2026 is Baseball-Reference. Spotrac and Roster Resource both have him as a FA when his contract is up and I can’t find a single article saying he’s under control through 2026. HSK came stateside after 6+ years in the KBO and at 25 years old. So he didn’t sign through IFA bonus pool like Ohtani or Soler did who did not meet those qualifications.
  11. wiguy94
    Maybe this site should stop green lighting articles that’ are clearly just there to rage bait. Baseball Trade values which by no means is a perfect site has Misiorowski and Chourio’s combined value at $95M and Ha Seong Kim’s at $17M. Suggesting the Brewers would need those 2 and more to trade for HSK is a clear troll attempt from a Cubs fan and is the definition of lazy.
  12. wiguy94
    Ha Seong Kim has 2.5 years of control according to spotrac not 3.5 years of control. And the last year is a $7M mutual option which he’s going to decline, so in reality he has 1.5 years of control. Also lmao of course the Cubs fan thinks the Brewers should trade Chourio and Misiorowski and more for 3.5 years of Ha Seong Kim. Another incredible article on this website!
  13. wiguy94
    Assuming a healthy recovery, probably a lock to play in the Arizona Fall League I imagine?
  14. wiguy94
    I’m pretty sure that AAA thing is just a mistake on fangraphs.
  15. wiguy94
    Why is this site letting an “author” post not one but two “articles” calling Noah Campbell a potential two-way player when he never pitched in high school or college? He’s pitched 4 innings in his entire career. In the 9th inning of 18-9, 21-3, 17-5 losses and then in the 9th inning of a gimmick game where they let Campbell play an inning at every single position during the game (which btw is also the only game he’s ever caught yet the author said Campbell is an emergency catcher). He’s not a potential pitcher option. He’s not an emergency catcher. Why is stuff like that being allowed to be posted in incredibly opinionated hyperbolic articles without shreds of actual data or analysis? If these articles were one-offs it would be a different story but this author is allowed to post 5+ articles a week?
  16. wiguy94
    Last 102 PA: 8.8% BB-rate, 8.8% K-rate, 1.00 BB/K Last 202 PA: 8.4% BB-rate, 14.9% K-rate, 0.57 BB/K Last 251 PA: 8.4% BB-rate, 16.7 % K-rate, 0.50 BB/K Last 301 PA: 8.0% BB-rate, 17.9% K-rate, 0.44 BB/K Maybe you should pay attention to what he's actually doing instead of focusing on his entire career including the DSL. Sure the BB-rate isn't good, but he is continually cutting down the K-rate over the course of the season to the point where he's striking out under 10% over the last 100 PA.
  17. wiguy94
    Speechless again. Just absolutely stupid.
  18. wiguy94
    Making a 2024 potential rookie list and having Chourio and Quero as footnotes also Meeker and Junk over Rodriguez…once again absolutely speechless. Also stop saying Campbell flashes two-way potential. If you’re going to post 5 articles a week at least try to be serious with your work.
  19. wiguy94
    I had no clue someone actually reported that we inquired on Jimenez. That’s really cool if true. That would be a big time trade. I genuinely have no clue on his trade value though because of the injuries, him only being a DH, and the contract being fair but not anything too special.
  20. wiguy94
    Would be nice if the Cards could win a couple of games against the Cubs in this 4 game series
  21. 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.
  22. wiguy94
    How sad would Burnes be if we traded his personal catcher?
  23. wiguy94
    I’m speechless
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  25. wiguy94
    I had posted a while back that Houser could be an interesting trade piece for us at the deadline, but with Miley and Woody both on the IL, I would be a bit hesitant to trade him right now. If the staff was fully healthy, I would be all for that type of trade.
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