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  1. wiguy94
    Hopefully Jeferson Quero or Marco Dinges
  2. wiguy94
    If we can get the 2024 versions of Rengifo and Hamilton it would probably work out with those two splitting time at 3B (or 2B) and Hamilton being the late inning defensive replacement.
  3. wiguy94
    Durbin trade is definitely officially done. Durbin was at Boston's ST and getting interviewed.
  4. wiguy94
    David Hamilton puts up between 2-3 WAR as a strong side platoon infielder at 3B (or 2B if Turang shifts to SS)
  5. wiguy94
    Posters would probably be more willing to give you the benefit of the doubt if you weren't taking a contrarian opinion 90+% of the time. When someone so consistently is taking a contrarian view it feels pretty natural to just consider them a negative/pessimistic poster.
  6. wiguy94
    18 SB to 6 CS isn't a great ratio. His wSB was only 0.3 so his basestealing was basically average. He's also more above average speed than fast with a 70th percentile sprint speed. Maybe he can improve but I'd bet it would be a marginal improvement.
  7. wiguy94
    No. Not a good hitter anymore.
  8. wiguy94
    It was a pretty massive drop off. In the 2022 AFL, Quero had a 46% CS when league average was 19% In the 2023 Southern League, Quero had a 35% CS when league average was 22% In the 2025 International League, Quero had a 19% CS when the league average was 21% (Nashville as a team had 24% so Quero was significantly worse than the team average) In the 2025 VeWL, Quero had an 8% CS when the league average was 32%
  9. wiguy94
    He needs to show he can at least marginally control the running game post shoulder surgery before he gets a chance.
  10. wiguy94
    Significantly better than McGuire's. First image is last three seasons and second image is just last season.
  11. wiguy94
    Not jarring at all. It's been the same story the last two seasons. Also pretty sure PECOTA is actually projecting the Brewers more wins in 2026 than they did in 2025.
  12. wiguy94
    Call me crazy but I think the Brewers opening day lineup is going to feature Ortiz at 3B, Turang at SS, and Hamilton at 2B and I’m talking myself into believing Hamilton could be a strong side platoon guy at 2B this year. Fenway Park is a tough park for LHH tweener guys because it’s so deep to right field. If you don’t adopt an opposite field approach you’re going to hit into a lot of fly outs to RF that could be HR elsewhere. Hamilton has been way better outside of Fenway in his career largely because he’s hit for much better power outside of Fenway. These are career numbers against RHP. Home - 255 PA, .203/.273/.307 and 4 HR Road - 222 PA, .251/.312/.453 and 9 HR Hamilton has also graded out elite defensively at 2B in his career. For a comparison here’s Turang’s platinum glove season compared to Hamilton’s career at 2B. Turang’s platinum glove season - 1277 innings, 22 DRS, 6 OAA Hamilton at 2B in his career - 679 innings, 16 DRS, 6 OAA Hamilton in his career at 2B has graded out better on a rate basis than Turang did in his platinum glove season. Maybe I’m crazy and this is just coping because the 3rd infield starter doesn’t look great but I don’t know I think there’s reason to believe Hamilton could put 2-3 WAR getting like 400 PA as the strong side platoon 2B.
  13. wiguy94
    The more I've dug into Paredes the more I would not want the Brewers to trade for him. His offensive value is very tied to playing in parks that have short porches in LF. Over the last 4 years he's slashed .240/.357/.501 playing in Tampa and Houston's parks and he's slashed .235/.327/.387 everywhere else. Considering his bat is the only value he brings, you would be relying on his power to carry over to a park that isn't suited well for his profile.
  14. wiguy94
    Nothing says respectability like having the second most wins in MLB in the last 3 seasons.
  15. wiguy94
    That's cheaper than it was to watch the Brewers last year. Fanduel Sports Network ran $20 a month which is $140 for the season.
  16. wiguy94
    Farm system strength relative to prospect rankings is only relevant for players not in the Top 100. If you're in the Top 100 it doesn't matter if your farm system is strong or weak in terms of valuing by ranking.
  17. wiguy94
    Has power upside. Needs to tweak the swing a bit to get to the power more. Has upside to be a 30 HR guy.
  18. wiguy94
    Durbin was actually traded to the Yankees as well so three trades for him.
  19. wiguy94
    Quinn Priester was traded twice. Not a great sign if he was going in the right direction.
  20. wiguy94
    6 days between those two videos. Pretty incredible. I'm not going to assume he will pitch professionally this year but I think he's definitely going to be back in Maryvale this year training with the Brewers.
  21. wiguy94
    If you were running an actual piggy back rotation, I think it would be much more likely to have 4 pairs and 5 relievers than 5 pairs and 3 relievers.
  22. wiguy94
    Purely based on their 1B production so no PH, DH, LF, RF they combined for 3.0 fWAR in 662 PA. That 3.0 fWAR was 10th in MLB and it also came with a 123 wRC+ which was also 10th best.
  23. wiguy94
    I wouldn't want Banda over Peralta because Banda doesn't have options and Peralta does. Rob Z and Banda are a toss up. I'll keep Rob Z as he's been quite good as a Brewer. Ashby is a leverage guy when in the pen. Not sure where you're getting the idea Koenig isn't good down the stretch from. Here are his numbers as a Brewer. August - 20.1 IP, 2.66 ERA, 2.31 FIP, 3.10 xFIP September - 22 IP, 1.64 ERA, 2.79 FIP, 3.72 xFIP Overall numbers as a Brewer - 128 IP, 2.67 ERA, 3.31 FIP, 3.87 xFIP So Koenig has actually been better at the end of the season than he has overall as a Brewer.
  24. wiguy94
    Pass. Brewers already have an abudance of LHRP.
  25. wiguy94
    Vaughn has never been a .175 hitter. He has nearly 3000 MLB PA where he's established a pretty strong floor as a league average hitter. Last year he was bad in Chicago but he also significantly underperformed his peripherals. He had a .217 BABIP and underperformed his xwOBA by 83 points in Chicago last year.
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