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  1. wiguy94
    Aaron Ashby in his career as a reliever - 80.2 IP, 2.57 ERA, 2.24 FIP, 33% K-rate, 7% BB-rate, 62% GB-rate. No idea why you wouldn't trust that
  2. wiguy94
    Nobody said Ashby should be used in a 1 inning role and how he's been used has not been giving high leverage guys off because he basically never pitches in leverage hence the second lowest leverage index in the bullpen. They should use Ashby like 2018 Hader as a multi-inning leverage guy.
  3. wiguy94
    Outside of Misiorowski, I don't think there's a single in the player in the system I could completely rule off the table in a trade. Guys like Made and Pena are the next closest but if we could move one of them as a headliner for a really good MLB player with team control, I would consider it with them in A ball multiple years away from impacting the big league club.
  4. wiguy94
    Is Reynolds better than Collins? Even assuming Reynolds bounces back at the plate, the bat is basically all he offers at this point. He's a huge downgrade from Collins both defensively and on the bases which are two things the Brewers put a bunch of emphasis on.
  5. wiguy94
    No longer listed for the week either. Hopefully it's not an injury. I was kind of hoping he could replace McGee in the bullpen which would allow Ashby to be shifted to more of a leverage multi-inning role.
  6. wiguy94
    The bigger issue is finding the Yelich type player to trade for. Maybe the Nats are willing to trade CJ Abrams in the offseason and the Brewers think they can improve his SS defense.
  7. wiguy94
    It makes absolutely no sense. He's terrible and has another year on his contract.
  8. wiguy94
    No
  9. wiguy94
    Yeah I just don't really get it. Ortiz was playing his best baseball of the season then had two really bad games in Miami and Murphy benched him and just tore him to shreds publicly. Weird situation.
  10. wiguy94
    Double strike on Murphy's bullpen management this series. Had Ashby throw 2 innings up 7 and 9 runs in game 1 and then tried to use him again on 1 day rest after 39 pitches in game 1.
  11. wiguy94
    Absolutely not lol. I don't really care that Stewart has 2 more years of team control when he is 33 and has never been able to stay healthy. The guy hasn't thrown 40 innings in a season since 2019.
  12. wiguy94
    I know you're joking but Koenig actually had more velo than Uribe tonight. Topped out at 99.5 which was the hardest pitch of his career.
  13. wiguy94
    I agree that it's a pretty fair deal. Just no chance the Brewers would do it.
  14. wiguy94
    I was sitting next to a group of four (two husbands and two wives) and one of the wives said oh Woodruff hit a HR this year, maybe he hits a HR here. I turned to her and said no chance he hits a HR off Kershaw. I was so confident that I said if he does, I'll buy beers for all four of you. Probably the best 4 beers I've bought in my life.
  15. wiguy94
    This is special folks. We need to enjoy every single inning we can watch of Misiorowski.
  16. wiguy94
    Ashby came in with the Brewers up 7-0 and also came back out with the Brewers up 9-0 in the 8th. Ashby has the second lowest leverage index (game leverage when entering the game) in the Brewers current bullpen only ahead of Easton McGee so you're very wrong on how he's been used. Also Alexander had a 1.04 leverage index as a Brewer this year compared to Ashby's 0.66 so Alexander was used in more leverage spots.
  17. wiguy94
    Probably depends on how Vaughn plays, but I'd definitely be interested in getting one of O'Hearn or Naylor. Thumb injuries are tricky. Feel like even when players get back from them their hitting can be impacted.
  18. wiguy94
    You’d need substantially more to get 3.5 seasons of Abrams
  19. wiguy94
    They have a power lefty. His name is Aaron Ashby. We just need our manager to stop treating him like he's Tyler Alexander
  20. wiguy94
    The Brewers lead MLB in infield hits with 94 and are tied for first in MLB in bunt hits with 15
  21. wiguy94
    No
  22. wiguy94
    Wonder if they hit 40K for Misiorowski vs Kershaw tomorrow
  23. wiguy94
    Freddy was feeling himself tonight. His 96.0 average FB velo was the hardest of his career as a SP and the 98.7 and 98.9 mph pitches to Pages in the 6th are tied for his 4th and 8th hardest pitches of his career.
  24. wiguy94
    I think this is a blessing in disguise for the Brewers giving them the ability to go after one of Naylor or O'Hearn to upgrade the 1B spot which they probably wouldn't have done if Hoskins was healthy. Hoskins hasn't been hitting for like 6 weeks so even though I don't think Bauers/Vaughn are going to match Hoskins 115 wRC+ on the season while he's on the IL, I think they could be an upgrade over how he's hit the last 6 weeks (72 wRC+)
  25. wiguy94
    Suarez isn't a superstar. No idea why you would even try to compare him to a Soto level player.
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