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  1. wiguy94
    What's the point of extending Lauer? Over the last two years he has a 112 ERA+ and 4.43 FIP. His xFIP and SIERA over the last two years is 4.24 and 4.22. I don't really see anything that suggests the Brewers should extend him.
  2. wiguy94
    Nobody was bashing his ability at the plate lol.
  3. wiguy94
    It was considered a WP but it really was a pitch that a catcher should be controlling. You call for a slider low and away you need to be able to control one in the dirt. Amazing job by Turang backing that up and saving a run.
  4. wiguy94
    I'd be starting Navarreto. He's by far the best of the 3 behind the plate. CS rate well above league average and allows PB at a much lower rate than Severino and Feliciano. Assuming Frelick and Wiemer are healthy, you have plenty of offense between Frelick, Ruiz, Turang, Wiemer, Singleton, Reyes, Devanney.
  5. wiguy94
    Feliciano fails to cut down another SB attempt in the 8th inning then lets a ball get away for him allowing Memphis runner to get to 3B with 0 outs. Really a ball he should have been controlling.
  6. wiguy94
    14 passed balls in 64 games and a CS% of 15.3% (6% lower than the International League average). He's been brutal behind the plate this year.
  7. wiguy94
    Well his BABIP has been better because he's hitting far more line drives instead of fly balls. High FB hitters rarely carry high BABIP numbers. His LD rate in September is 31% compared to 12-18% for pretty much the entire rest of the year. His FB rate is also the lowest of the year. A lot of these issues were cause of his swing plane being more of an uppercut this year. Obviously there was some bad luck involved but he was never going to carry a high BABIP with his batted ball distribution in previous months.
  8. wiguy94
    Well his BABIP has been better because he's hitting far more line drives instead of fly balls. High FB hitters rarely carry high BABIP numbers. His LD rate in September is 31% compared to 12-18% for pretty much the entire rest of the year. His FB rate is also the lowest of the year. A lot of these issues were cause of his swing plane being more of an uppercut this year. Obviously there was some bad luck involved but he was never going to carry a high BABIP with his batted ball distribution in previous months.
  9. wiguy94
    Well we already knew Wiemer was dealing with something. Jeff Hem told me it was left arm soreness for Wiemer. Frelick is the big question now. I wish we had better access to injury situations in the minor leagues especially for more highly rated prospects.
  10. wiguy94
    Should be 3-2 if Hiura had a brain.
  11. wiguy94
    If we lose this game it's going to be difficult not to look back on Hiura's massive brainfart in the second inning. Should have been 3-0.
  12. wiguy94
    Maris has the AL record that is why he is chasing Maris.
  13. wiguy94
    Yeah SD has the 7th most difficult schedule remaining (1 more at Coors then 3 against the Dodgers, Giants and White Sox). Philly is 20th (1 more against Atlanta then 4 against the Nats and 3 against the Cubs and Astros). We are 23rd (1 more against the Reds then 2 vs St. Louis, 4 vs Miami and 3 vs Arizona). A super hopeful 8-2 finish for the Brewers would still require either San Diego to close the year 5-5 or Philly close the year 6-5. It still doesn't look great for us.
  14. wiguy94
    1 game at a time, but we really need a sweep over the Reds if we want to make the playoffs. I think 9-2 gets us in, but even that isn't even close to a lock.
  15. wiguy94
    Devanney certainly making a case for a 40 man roster add to protect himself from the rule 5 draft this year. With Reyes out of options I could see a scenario where Devanney takes his place on the 40 man
  16. wiguy94
    Yeah. They play the IL East winner in October 1st. The winner of that game plays the winner of the PCL championship for the AAA championship on October 2nd
  17. wiguy94
    Padres have lost 14 of 15 at Coors Field now. A little sweep at the hands of the Rockies would be fantastic.
  18. wiguy94
    Classic Hader for the Padres tonight. He came in a jam in the 9th. Got 2 outs on 8 pitches then didn't come back out for the 10th despite only throwing 8 pitches. Dude just doesn't pitch more than 1 inning.
  19. wiguy94
    Forgot you're the person who thinks ERA+ is a dumb stat lol
  20. wiguy94
    Did you not read that the OP said suckiness compared to last year? Both having 35+ ERA+ drops is the definition of suckiness compared to last year.
  21. wiguy94
    Woodruff went from a 163 ERA+ to a 124 ERA+. Peralta went from a 149 ERA+ to a 115 ERA+. That's suckiness compared to last year.
  22. wiguy94
    We didn't sign anyone to replace Anderson because Ashby was being moved to the rotation.
  23. wiguy94
    Before tonight our 6 SP had dropped 205 points of ERA+ from last year to this year. In addition to the massive drop in performance they had 7 IL stints two of which were 60 day IL stints.
  24. wiguy94
    Feel bad for Bush there. Should have been out of the inning on two separate double plays and our defense failed him both times.
  25. wiguy94
    That's a double play with a good 3B. Urias showing no range there.
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