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  1. I mean he also got to the ball and just whiffed. Definitely looks like a play that you want your OF to make.
  2. Andrew Vaughn big pinch hit moment incoming
  3. Time for Ashby's vulture power to show it's strength against baseball karma.
  4. Brewers getting no hit the day after Uribe did what he did would feel like the most baseball god karmic moment in baseball history.
  5. Sounds like Uribe was telling the truth though maybe a bit of an exaggerated truth? Marmol did admit to pointing at his ribs so in that sense what he said was true but seems unlikely that Marmol was doing it every time Contreras and Yelich stepped to the plate. Considering Uribe was in the bullpen when this stuff happened, I imagine he got second hand information between the game on Monday and Tuesday and that second hand information might have been a bit exaggerated.
  6. Willson Contreras has been like this everywhere he's been. That's not a Cardinal thing. It's a Willson Contreras thing. He was like that with Chicago and like we saw this year he's still like that in Boston.
  7. Uribe has a long track record of this type of stuff. He's been suspended multiple times across multiple levels for starting fights. He's an extremely emotional player. He's exaggerated things in the past like his explanation of the Siri situation two years ago. How is someone like that supposed to be a reliable source? It's supposed to be believable because the Cardinals did bad things 20+ years ago? La Russa has been gone for 15 years now. We don't need to pretend it's the same org it used to be. And I'd also add if what he said was actually true, how is egging them on the right thing to do in that situation? Would that not make it way more likely for them to actually throw at a player tomorrow or in the future? Basically nothing he said makes much sense at all but people are trusting him because he wears a Brewers jersey and don't want to admit the Brewers did something bad or wrong.
  8. You and @Brewcrew82 need to get the stories straight. You're telling me that this happened tonight during the inning Uribe was pitching. He's telling me this happened yesterday. Which is it?
  9. What do you mean? Did he like slam it down or something?
  10. So Marmol was signalling to his players to hit Yelich and Contreras yesterday? Did Contreras or Yelich get hit yesterday?
  11. So the Cardinals manager during the game was signalling to hit Contreras and Yelich while they were at the plate but the players just didn't oblige? It would hardly be the first time a person has said a white lie after they did something they shouldn't. I'm sure Lucroy actually broke his hand by a suitcase falling on his hand and that Braun failed a drug test because of an anti-semitic delivery driver.
  12. I'm sorry but you really buy that? If they were going to throw at a Brewer why didn't they do it? They had all the reason to do it especially after Uribe did what he did.
  13. I feel like you just are mistaking the difference between celebrating and taunting. Uribe has a very extensive celebration every time he finishes an inning and Murphy never says anything. Do you really think doing the suck it motion 3 times directly at the opposing dugout is celebrating not taunting? Can you show me where in the WBC you saw celebrations like that?
  14. What Uribe did wasn't celebrating it was taunting the opponent and Murphy surely wasn't just pissed at him for that. He was probably also pissed at Uribe for challenging a pitch when the Brewers have a strict no pitcher challenges policy.
  15. Uribe is out of control. Murphy needs to sit him down and have a serious conversation.
  16. Uribe honestly kind of looks like a shell of what he was last year so far this season.
  17. Uribe is definitely going to get an earful in the dugout for that
  18. Yeah I think so as well. There's really no reason he shouldn't be able to hit fastballs well. He has really quick hands and has great all fields power. We've seen him hit fastballs really well just a matter of doing it consistently. Maybe just a pitch recognition thing?
  19. Yes for sure. I'm just saying he's been like 15th percentile hitter in run value against FB as a pro and has been like 98th percentile against offspeed and breaking pitches. If he can figure out how to hit FB, he's going to be a mega star.
  20. If Chourio can ever figure out how to hit fastballs well he's going to really take off.
  21. I'd venture it's as easy as he doesn't. His MLB numbers this season were incredibly fluky with a bunch of weak contact for going hits.
  22. Skubal is a pending FA and if a player is traded mid-season they cannot have a QO put on them to net a comp pick.
  23. I feel like trying to make this Gasser-Henderson comparison is a bit odd because Henderson has done this for 10 starts now and has done it in a much more sustainable way than Gasser did. He's also a more regarded prospect than Gasser ever was. Henderson first 10 starts - 2.72 FIP, 3.14 xFIP, 33% K-rate, 7% BB-rate Gasser before TJ - 3.38 FIP, 4.18 xFIP, 14% K-rate, 1% BB-rate
  24. I think saying Freddy isn't better than Misiorowski, Harrison, or Henderson isn't out of line. Yes Freddy has a much longer track record than them but Freddy since the start of 2023 has a 94 FIP-. I think Freddy has been overrated by Brewers fans for a few years in part because Brewers media tried to portray him as an ace.
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