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wiguy94

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  1. Come on now. That wasn't even close to right down the middle and him sitting there watching that was no different than all of our hitters who chased splitters below the zone to strike out.
  2. Lara as a LHH has been awful against these RHP with splitters and changeups.
  3. Needs to lower his hands like Contreras did. Contreras was late on everything and has been way more on time since he lowered his hands.
  4. Turang needs to go on the IL. He's the worst hitter in our lineup right now
  5. Feel like Turang needs to take a short break on the IL. Just doesn't look good right now at the plate.
  6. In most environments I agree but OF is very tough to play in Wrigley with the wind. Bauers has really struggled on pretty much every ball hit his way in this series and with Henderson and his FB tendencies on the mound you can probably expect more flyballs hit his way today.
  7. Don't love Bauers out in RF after his rough showing out there so far this series. Hope it doesn't end up mattering.
  8. fWAR maybe but DRS isn't as high on PCA's defense so that's not true of bWAR
  9. Brewers up to 99.6% odds to win the division according to the Fangraphs overlords
  10. Yes and the person Bruised Crew was responding to said almost
  11. Just a really bad comparison. In 2014 with 23 games remaining in the season the Brewers were 3 games behind in the division race and only had a 45% chance of making the playoffs per Fangraphs
  12. Brewers currently have 98.6% odds of winning the division per Fangraphs. If they split the next two games that probably would increase to closer to 99%. That's pretty much almost impossible. Fangraphs calculates these odds by running 20,000 simulations based on ROS projections for individual players and playing time. If Brewers split the next two they would have an 8 game lead with 21 games remaining and a magic number of 14. If the Brewers went 10-11 to finish the year the Cubs would need to go 18-3 to tie the Brewers in the standings. I'd consider those odds almost impossible.
  13. I can't recall saying anything other than Ewing had much better underlying numbers than Lara at the time. I don't think I ever opined that Ewing was rightfully/wrongfully called up.
  14. Not counting tonight I'm going to go 12-11. They get the franchise record in wins with 98 but come up short of 100 in part because they take their foot off the gas a bit in the last 10 days of the season.
  15. Feel like Brewers also might be off the gas pedal by the end of the month though that probably depends on how close the Braves and Dodgers stay in the race for the bye. The last two years they have gone 13-13 and 12-13 in September.
  16. Hate to say it but might kiss him being in the Brewers org goodbye as well. He still has another option year but he'll be 33 this offseason with his velo seemingly gone. I think he's a likely non-tender candidate
  17. I’ve noticed the same since he came off the IL. Part of me speculates that he isn’t feeling as healthy as he’s letting on and that’s why it looks like he’s laboring so much more out on the mound.
  18. Coop hitting a HR was cool though now we can't use a position player this inning lol
  19. If you hit Ortiz for Hamilton then Yelich needs to play in the field when you use a position player to pitch next inning which will never happen
  20. 7th on when trailing. 8th on when winning.
  21. This offense is just not built to have success in this type of environment. Wind blowing out and the Cubs have 11 batted balls over 20 LA while the Brewers have 0. The 25-35 LA range is the sweet spot on a night like tonight. Cubs have 6 batted balls in that range for a single and 5 HR. The Brewers have zero.
  22. Harrison just isn't a postseason starter anymore. His FB velo is gone which makes his FB mediocre.
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