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  1. wiguy94
    Someone should have been up in that scenario. Hall, Senzatela, and Patrick all were available tonight. Henderson's stuff was clearly gone pushing him deeper than he's ever gone before. Obviously this is on the awful offense though. Run support is not allowed anymore.
  2. wiguy94
    Hindsight is using the foresight that Richardson wasn't used to say it was a mistake and they could have just kept Wilson.
  3. wiguy94
    That's called hindsight.
  4. wiguy94
    Durbin is hitting at the same level as a year ago with worse underlying numbers. Collins is hitting comfortable worse than a year ago with worse underlying numbers. Seigler is hitting better but with only marginally better underlying numbers. Monasterio is hitting at the same level as a year ago with better underlying numbers. If it's a coaching issue, why is that collective group not clearly better than they were a year ago in Milwaukee?
  5. wiguy94
    Why would you expect better from the non Yelich, Contreras, Frelick players on that list? Is this a gripe that the Brewers can't coach hitting? A gripe that our FO made bad moves?
  6. wiguy94
    That was me but I also think context is required. We are essentially playing with 12 players and our depth IF is a sub replacement level player that we picked up off the street a day ago. This is basically an emergency situation. This isn't something that's going to be routine when Ortiz can start games again and when Pratt comes off the IL.
  7. wiguy94
    So your concern is basically just about Yelich and Contreras? All the other guys are performing around expectation.
  8. wiguy94
    I'd guess you are right but William has no business hitting in the cleanup spot at this point. I'm not even sure I want him in the lineup tonight. I'd like to see Sanchez get 2 games a series going forward until William looks competent in the box again
  9. wiguy94
    During the 21/22 lockout the Major League portion of the Rule 5 draft was postponed and then eventually cancelled. I think they could technically postpone it and then have it when the lockout ends. They didn't do that before but not sure I'd want to take that risk.
  10. wiguy94
    I'd like to see the Brewers trot out a top 5 batting order of this today. 1. Turang 2. Chourio 3. Bauers 4. Vaughn 5. Mitchell .
  11. wiguy94
    Division lead not dropping below 4 games would be successful for me. Lead staying at 5+ would be absolute gravy.
  12. wiguy94
    Vogelbach is an assistant hitting coach. Not the head hitting coach.
  13. wiguy94
    He’s been 1B/DH for a couple years now
  14. wiguy94
    Gutsy win and feel like it was a must win with a west coast road trip coming up and the leverage pen guys all down for at least a day. Sanchez should be the Brewers starting catcher for the time being. Contreras looks like the worst player on the team. Give him a few series where he only needs to play one game a series.
  15. wiguy94
    No he had one of his best starts of the year. 6 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 8 SO
  16. wiguy94
    I think the answer is clearly PCA. The defensive gap between the two is substantial. Even if you think Chourio is going to take a leap offensively and PCA isn't going to maintain this offensive level, PCA's defense would still keep him above Chourio. One thing I don't agree with though is that Chourio hasn't improved. I think we all wanted him to really break out especially after he finished his rookie year so strong and it hasn't happened yet. The underlying numbers though I think show he's at least heading in the right direction.
  17. wiguy94
    It’s problematic. You can’t avoid using a guy like this when you have a 7 man bullpen. Sometimes you have to trust using a guy like Wilson in a situation where you don’t really want to use him and I think Murphy is really bad at that. I don’t know if that’s because of his win at all costs mantra or what but he has seemingly been reluctant to use the last guy in the bullpen basically his entire tenure as our manager.
  18. wiguy94
    It’s really more like 6.5 relievers than 7 because Murphy won’t use Wilson unless it’s a last resort
  19. wiguy94
    I do not think the plan was for him to go 2 innings today when pitching for the 3rd time in 4 days for the first time in his career.
  20. wiguy94
    I don't understand trading for Senzatela a guy who has never been used in a single inning reliever role and trying to turn him into a single inning reliever. Today was his first time in his career pitching 3 out of 4 days and he pitched poorly. Why not just keep him in his multi-inning role that he was excelling in while in Colorado?
  21. wiguy94
    Three scoreless innings from Wilson. Those would have been nice when the score was 4-4 but Pat Murphy's win at all costs mantra prevents him from seeing the bigger picture.
  22. wiguy94
    Really could have used these two scoreless innings from Bryse Wilson in the 5th and 6th innings but Pat Murphy won't use him unless the Brewers are losing.
  23. wiguy94
    So instead of going to Bryse Wilson in a 4-4 game when our SP clearly didn't have it Murphy tries to get an extra inning out of the SP and then turn it over to a reliever going 3 times in 4 days who has not been used that way at all with his previous team. The Twins now have 8 runs and Bryse Wilson is warming for the second time. Just really poor management in my opinion. You can't have a 6 man rotation and refuse to use one of your relievers for this long.
  24. wiguy94
    You're trying to argue something I'm not saying. I responded directly to you saying it's not a platoon. It is a platoon. This is literally what platooning is. There's a reason RHH are called the short side of the platoon because there are a lot fewer LHP than RHP.
  25. wiguy94
    It quite literally is a platoon. They just haven't faced many LHP since Hamilton came off the IL. In the 13 games the Brewers have played since Hamilton came off the IL, they have faced one LHSP (Freeland) and one LHP opener (Suter). Ortiz started both of those games at 3B.
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