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  1. wiguy94
    Last time the Brewers got a low slot LHP who most recently pitched for the Angels it worked out pretty well. How about round 2 this time?
  2. wiguy94
    Devin will get much more money this offseason than the Brewers would ever pay a RP
  3. wiguy94
    It started tailing off a bit. His velo peaked in August trended down in both September and October though the September drop off wasn't as extreme as the October drop off August - 99.0mph (this was his peak velo month) September - 98.3mph October - 97.3mph Slider saw something similar happen August - 87.6mph (this was his peak velo month) September - 86.2mph October - 85.3mph
  4. wiguy94
    Yeah Uribe’s hardest sinker was 97.7mph in the NLCS compared to his season average of 98.7mph. His velo was down 2-3mph. I think it’s pretty safe to say Uribe just wore down because of overuse during the whole season. I mean the guy threw over 80 innings including the postseason I believe
  5. wiguy94
    Durbin had a .973 OPS in the series. Are you really trying to pretend that isn’t really good? That was the second best OPS of anyone in the NLCS behind Ohtani.
  6. wiguy94
    Murphy using Uribe every other game for 6 and a half months straight has finally worn him down. Uribe is clearly out of gas. His average sinker velo in the regular season was 98.7mph. The hardest sinker he's thrown in the NLCS is 97.7mph. His average velo is down over 2mph on both his sinker and slider in this series.
  7. wiguy94
    With Muncy getting up there in age and the big Japanese posting this offseason being a 3B, we probably will see the Dodgers throw out a huge contract for him. It's just not the same sport that us and the Dodgers play.
  8. wiguy94
    At the point they commented that the Brewers as a team had a chase rate over 50%. That is certainly an anomaly
  9. wiguy94
    Pretty sure they are talking about the Brewers swinging at pitches that aren't strikes
  10. wiguy94
    Brewers have a 58% chase rate through 2 innings.
  11. wiguy94
    Freddy as a SP in the postseason has a 5.11 ERA now.
  12. wiguy94
    What's even more sad is he's only had RBI in 2 of his 24 playoff games as a Brewer. He hit a 2-run HR in game 1 of the NLDS in 2018 then had the HR in Game 7 of the NLCS in 2018. So he's had 1 RBI in his last 23 playoff games.
  13. wiguy94
    He's in one of his classic Yelich ruts right now. 72% GB rate in the postseason. Back to rolling over everything
  14. wiguy94
    Frelick in CF certainly opens the door to getting Bauers and Vaughn into the lineup. Might need to consider it with some RHP on the mound
  15. wiguy94
    Brewers simply need a SP to give them 5 or 6 innings at some point. We have asked our bullpen to go 5+ innings in 5 straight postseason games and tonight the 2 runs the Dodgers scored were off 2 relievers whose stuff was not as good as it was in the Cubs series in Patrick and Uribe.
  16. wiguy94
    I'm pretty worried that Uribe might have hit a wall after his super heavy usage during the regular season. His velo was way down today. Sinker was down 2mph and slider was down almost 3mph. If that's going to be the norm going forward then I don't know if you can look at him as a trustworthy arm.
  17. wiguy94
    In the regular season, sure. Against a legit ace level pitcher in the postseason, sure. Just don’t think it makes much of a difference driving up the pitch count of pitchers like Boyd, Imanaga, or Taillon in the playoffs. None of those guys are going to have leashes that let them go deep into playoff starts. Taillon was pulled at 75 pitches yesterday and Boyd was pulled at 67 pitches today.
  18. wiguy94
    Brewers have 3 positions players (Yelich, Vaughn, Contreras) that had started a road playoff game and 3 pitchers (Peralta, Quintana, Ashby) that had pitched in a road playoff game heading into these two games at Wrigley. Feel like the away crowd atmosphere might have messed with a lot of the guys.
  19. wiguy94
    The fact Busch only got 2 AB today and one was against Koenig was great management from the Brewers. Cubs hottest hitter and you basically neutralized him with a bullpen game.
  20. wiguy94
    Agree with this on Murphy’s management of Game 3. Honestly the only gripe I had was that he probably left Devin in too long. Letting Devin give up another run after the 3-run HR really sucked any hope you had left for that game. I hope that even if Megill is back that Murphy opts for going more by matchups rather than have a dedicated 9th inning guy. I don’t think any team in baseball has a combo of 2 LH (Ashby and Koenig) and 2 RH (Uribe and Megill) like the Brewers. Use that to our advantage and play matchups as best you can.
  21. wiguy94
    Got a chuckle from this. Alejandro Kirk was thrown out at 1B on a hard hit liner to RF. Don’t see that very often.
  22. wiguy94
    Awesome stuff Terry. Hopefully Letson can have a fully healthy 2026 season in Biloxi.
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  24. wiguy94
    His wrist was bothering him. Said it was nothing bad. Just was the difference between feeling 90% and 100%. Priester threw 158 innings in 2023 so he shouldn't have any innings limit issues this year.
  25. wiguy94
    Just for fun. Magic number to clinch a playoff spot.
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