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  1. wiguy94
    What players have recently dropped off the board? The only SP among our top 10 options that is injured is Ashby and he has been injured the entire spring.
  2. wiguy94
    You’re less confident in a rotation that features Ashby and Houser as 6th and 7th options than last year where Alexander was the 7th option?
  3. wiguy94
    I’m very confused by this. Why are you more concerned this year than the last few years when we have the same rotation but much better depth options?
  4. wiguy94
    No Brewers restriction. DeRosa talked about it in his postgame after the Mexico game.
  5. wiguy94
    Devin Williams isn't allowed to pitch in more than one inning. It's why he only pitched 1 out against Mexico.
  6. wiguy94
    I will add this. Mexico is definitely the best team that Japan has faced in this tournament and Japan is probably slightly worse than the US team that Mexico beat. This is also, I believe, Sasaki's first time ever pitching stateside. Will be an awesome game. I think Japan should be the favorites, but would not at all be surprised with a Mexico upset.
  7. wiguy94
    If I got to make the call, Sal Frelick would be our opening day RF. Naquin has looked rough this spring and Perkins is clearly not ready for the MLB.
  8. wiguy94
    I asked Eno Sarris (creator of stuff+) about Carlos Rodriguez stuff+ numbers yesterday. His overall stuff+ was 92.5 and his best pitch was the cutter with a 114 stuff+. I loved what I saw from Carlos Rodriguez. The confidence and calm he displayed on the mound pitching against a team with 8 MLB players in the lineup was very noticeable. If he can continue improving the stuff, I definitely think he can be a mid-rotation starter in the MLB.
  9. wiguy94
    Completely agree. Especially post Lux injury as well. SS is a huge question mark for them now. I think Padres should definitely be favorites in the West and it would not shock me if the Dodgers missed the playoffs this year.
  10. wiguy94
    Miller's arm feels very problematic in a game that seems to be trending towards having more steals. You can improve framing/blocking. Can't really make a guy's arm significantly better through training.
  11. wiguy94
    I already think it is too late to trade him. If they wanted to trade him this offseason, it should have been done during the winter meetings or shortly after. Doing it right before the season starts would probably deflate the whole team without enough time to come to terms with it before opening day.
  12. wiguy94
    This is not remotely true. A large majority of the fanbase and most of the MLB media have sided with Burnes when it comes to how his arb process was handled. Trading him midseason (barring us being completely out of contention) would be a nightmare scenario when it comes to fan support.
  13. wiguy94
    Anderson has also only played 3B.
  14. wiguy94
    Naquin is a terrible CF. He's playable in RF. 1800 innings in RF in his career with -1 DRS, -1.7 UZR/150, -9 OAA. That's pretty comparable to what Renfroe is in RF.
  15. wiguy94
    Agree that at the moment he's below those guys, but I'm guessing the Jays are very high on him. LHSP that can throw 99 do not grow on trees. Just feels like teams prospect hug high level pitching prospects these days.
  16. wiguy94
    Tiedemann was throwing 99 the other day. Just feels like another prospect that just won't be traded. Dodgers feel like the team that makes the most sense because they have Pepiot, Stone, Miller all on the doorstep or at the MLB. Tiedemann, Painter, Rodriguez all just seem like the clear best guy in the system and I don't think any of those teams trade them.
  17. wiguy94
    After seeing all the hype for Painter this spring training, I cannot see the Phillies trading him. Seems like he's in that class of prospects that very rarely get traded.
  18. wiguy94
    Brewers should definitely ask for a prospect like that, but no chance the O's would trade either of those guys for 1.5 years of Burnes.
  19. wiguy94
    Assuming health, what is your opening day bullpen that puts Strzelecki in AAA? Also assume we carry 6 SP (Burnes, Woodruff, Freddy, Lauer, Miley, Houser) so you only need 7 RP.
  20. wiguy94
    Why are the odds of an injury or "discomfort" leading to an IL stint pretty high for Strzelecki...a guy the Brewers have been talking up all offseason.
  21. wiguy94
    I'd consider Strzelecki basically a lock. Brewers have talked about him as high leverage guy pretty much all offseason. Cousins not so much a lock. He has a chance to make the opening day roster, but likely would involve showing some improvement on his command this spring training.
  22. wiguy94
    Ottavino had 7 BB+HBP in 81 PA against LHP and their success against him was largely on the back of a .392 BABIP. His command is miles above Cousins so comparing them is pretty pointless. Plus Ottavino's arsenal is more diverse than Cousins. Ottavino's aresenal last year: SL - 43%, SI - 33%, 4FB - 12%, CH - 7%, CU - 5%, Cousins' arsenal last year: SL - 56%, SI - 43%, CH - 1%
  23. wiguy94
    Although the bad news is the walks/HBP were still huge issues in 2021 against LHP and they had a .386 OBP vs Cousins.
  24. wiguy94
    I should add these splits for Cousins looked much better in 2021, but he had the elbow injury in 2022 which might have impacted his control/release point leading to the poor platoon splits.
  25. wiguy94
    Strzelecki profiles as a better leverage RP because his pitch makeup is better against LHP and he has a capable 3rd pitch while Cousins doesn't. Cousins' 2022 OPS splits are quite evident. MLB: .589 vs RHB, .861 vs LHB AAA: .493 vs RHB, .799 vs LHB 127 total PA vs RHB with 11 BB and 4 HBP compared to 88 PA vs LHB with 16 BB and 3 HBP. Walks are out of control against LHB. Strzelecki's 2022 OPS splits look much better. MLB: .607 vs RHB, .676 vs LHB AAA: .577 vs RHB, .674 vs LHB 254 total PA vs RHB with 21 BB and 3 HBP compared to 162 PA vs LHB with 19 BB and 1 HBP. Cousins had 19 BB+HBP in 88 PA vs LHB. Strzelecki had 20 BB+HBP in 162 PA vs LHB. Seems pretty clear to me why the Brewers view Strzelecki as a high leverage guy and Cousins as a guy with question marks still.
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