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  1. wiguy94
    Nobody. He said Mitchell needs to pick it up and I said Mitchell has a 115 wRC+ and he got upset about it and went off like everyone was saying Mitchell is perfect and has no flaws.
  2. wiguy94
    Yeah seems pretty optimistic though Yelich doesn't seem like the type to do a rehab assignment so maybe it's not out of the realm of possibility.
  3. wiguy94
    Murphy said Yelich might be back on this homestand.
  4. wiguy94
    Historically speaking the Brewers have really struggled at developing the power over hit corner prospects. The Brewers have invested considerable money in these profiles the last 3 drafts (Wilken, Bitonti, Burke, Fischer). How do we feel the return on their investment has been so far? Personally speaking I'm not yet buying into the Brewers figuring out how to develop this profile based on the early results. Not sure I'd like seeing the Brewers tap back into that profile again this year.
  5. wiguy94
    Brewers playing the Yankees and wearing the Wisco jerseys
  6. wiguy94
    Just for comparison on how crazy different the offensive standard has been in the Southern League this year. David McCabe in 2025 - .286/.379/.434 for a 142 wRC+ Jesus Made in 2026 - .282/.371/.444 for a 113 wRC+ Virtually identical production between the two and McCabe was 42 percent better than league average while Made is only 13 percent better than league average.
  7. wiguy94
    The minor league ball (AA and below) this year looks like it's a juiced ball situation. Typically this early in the year offensive numbers are down especially in the leagues that play further north like the Midwest League and International League but offense is way up relative to the full season a year ago. 2025 Southern League slash - .230/.321/.340 for a .660 OPS 2026 Southern League slash - .240/.345/.403 for a .748 OPS 2025 Midwest League slash - .237/.334/359 for a .693 OPS 2026 Midwest League slash - .244/.356/.397 for a 753 OPS 2025 Carolina League slash - .231/.335/.330 for a .665 OPS 2026 Carolina League slash - .236/.347/.375 for a .723 OPS
  8. wiguy94
    The thing with Sal is the underlying numbers are on par because he's walking more and striking out less. The contact quality is down a bit this year. Specifically he's hitting way more ground balls than he ever has. He's at 56% GB-rate this year compared to 49% for his career and these extra ground balls have come almost exclusively at the cost of line drives where he's at 15% compared to a career average of 23%. Line drives are good especially for a hitter like Sal. Assuming that evens out, I think the production will start to improve.
  9. wiguy94
    I'd love to see the swing that hit a pitch this far inside 100 EV
  10. wiguy94
    ACL Padres clearly so tired of losing to the ACL Brewers that they had an MLB level guy throw a 3 inning rehab assignment in the ACL
  11. wiguy94
    They need to fix the minor league schedules so the rookie games show up when you sort by teams. I keep forgetting the ACL team is playing because you have to go to rookie scores/schedule to see their games.
  12. wiguy94
    Either Wisconsin did not have many options in the pen today or the org is much higher on Nova than his numbers indicate because he keeps getting leverage opportunities.
  13. wiguy94
    I feel like Adamczewski is going to be the first guy in A+ called up to AA. I just wonder when it's going to be. He had about 250 PA in A before he was bumped up to A+. He's at about 160 PA in A+ so far. His PA are consistently really good. There's no red flags in his profile. He's almost 21 so it's not like this would be pushing a really young guy up.
  14. wiguy94
    Fascinating read. Thanks for sharing
  15. wiguy94
    I think he definitely had it in him to do this but I was expecting a bit more up and down like we saw last year. He hasn't had a single blowup outing. He's gone at least 5 innings in every start. These were his numbers as a SP last year - 4.38 ERA, 3.31 xERA, 3.59 FIP, 3.56 xFIP, 3.45 SIERA, 21.5% K-BB rate These are his numbers this year - 2.84 ERA, 2.90 xERA, 2.98 FIP, 2.63 xFIP, 2.58 SIERA, 28.4% K-BB rate ERA improved by 1.54 runs xERA improved by .41 runs FIP improved by .61 runs xFIP improved by .93 runs SIERA improved by .87 runs K-BB rate improved by 6.9 points
  16. wiguy94
    I'll keep it to 50 PA and 10 IP for active roster players. Overperforming - Turang, Mitchell (health), Sanchez, Misiorowski, Harrison, Hall Meeting Expectations - Contreras, Bauers, Hamilton, Lockridge, Woodruff, Ashby, Anderson, Woodford, Drohan Underperforming - Frelick, Rengifo, Ortiz, Perkins, Patrick, Sproat, Uribe, Megill
  17. wiguy94
    The 38% K-rate, .500 BABIP, and sub .300 xwOBA are all real reasons to downplay Wiemer’s start to the year.
  18. wiguy94
    This is some generous slanting on your part. I don’t think anyone has said or will ever say the Montas trade was a great trade so the idea you’re getting push back because you don’t think it’s great isn’t accurate. You got push back because you said it didn’t make sense at the time and it looks much worse now. That pushback happened because the trade made sense at the time. Brewers needed SP depth and Junis wasn’t stretched out. Wiemer getting off to a fluky hot start multiple years later also doesn’t make it look any worse.
  19. wiguy94
    He’s over performing his xwOBA by 134 points. 42 of his 101 batted balls on the season have a negative launch angle. How he’s produced does not appear to be sustainable.
  20. wiguy94
    Better haha
  21. wiguy94
    Junis was not going to have his mutual option picked up for year 2 in Milwaukee. He was a rental. Wiemer is overperforming his xwOBA by over 100 points and has a .500 BABIP with a 38% K-rate. Does not seem like his early season success is going to be something that gets sustained
  22. wiguy94
    Yeah the fanbase seems pretty split as to what to do. We are so loaded up with forwards and could really use a D. I’ve been hoping all year we would fall off and end up low enough to pick Chase Reid. Instead we win the 2nd pick and now I feel like you have to just take Stenberg and figure out the rest down the road. BPA is the way.
  23. wiguy94
    I saw a clip of Cam Schlittler in A ball as a 22 year old a few days ago and it was not impressive. 3 years later he looks like one of the best pitchers in MLB. These teenage pitching prospects have such a long runway to go and pitching prospects feel so much more likely to come out of nowhere and be good than hitting prospects do.
  24. wiguy94
    Zerpa has TJ surgery announced today and Collins is 3-3 with a 2B and HR to bring up him up a 114 wRC+. That's a real gut punch.
  25. wiguy94
    My San Jose Sharks just jumped up to #2 in the lottery. Deserved for me after the Brewers game got postponed.
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