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  1. It is worth a shot to see if Siegler can outperform Durbins mediocre results against RH pitching. Tough crowd.
  2. The Brewers have control of Vaughn for two years after this season so I’d rather ride that out than extend any farther than that. If he levels out to be a .750 to .800 OPS guy that’s fine by me given the dearth of offensive talent in the league.
  3. He has a bad back to boot
  4. That I agree with but that’s not the owners actual goal. They just want a cap to restrict the Mets and Dodgers so they can have better optics of keeping more revenue for themselves. The Brewers will still be vastly outspent and I just hope the tiny concessions won’t make equality even worse. Like if payrolls are still disparate even with a cap, but there’s concessions to the players in the arbitration system ie automatic free agency at 28, the Brewers are better off in the current system. I don’t know how you can gain equality without teams sharing their local media contract revenue and that’s not going to happen.
  5. It would be way too messy and nearly impossible to actually implement proper revenue sharing to support a proper floor and cap that’s tied as a revenue percentage like other leagues. So really the owners want a cap so the big revenue teams spend less of their own revenue percentage on players and take away a chunk of overall money going to players. The whole system would need a big overhaul to support it properly and the owners know that won’t happen, so they are going to make out like bandits and the players should absolutely be hostile right now.
  6. Don’t forget the big school guys are getting NIL money as well. Probably nothing crazy but sign me up to be paid money to attend USC.
  7. Jansen is really strong against lefties while Contreras has struggled.
  8. That’s why I only really would consider him since he plays corner outfield as well. Otherwise I really only see trading for a super sub type guy like Castro. And of course assuming the Suarez bidding gets out of hand.
  9. Don’t forget international signings are always position heavy, and the Brewers have over 7 million to sign there.
  10. His walk rate is brutal. His stuff can play but probably as a lefty out of the pen. I think his slider in particular is wild if I remember correctly.
  11. My point was they valued Jay being on the 40 over him. I didn’t say it was down to only Jay or Smith. Edit: That sounds a little snarky. Just mean I agree with you and above is what I meant.
  12. The real bummer of it was having Jay on the 40 man instead of giving his spot to protect Shane Smith.
  13. Sounds like Ebel also has an arm and could also eventually end up as a corner outfielder as well if needed.
  14. My perspective is prospect clutch until a guy is truly blocked in AAA by an MLB player, because odds are they aren’t going to make it anyway. So don’t worry about where your prospect lay, especially those below AA.
  15. Don’t understand this lineup with the break coming, but whatever maybe the backups will bring the energy today.
  16. He was never as bad as people were portraying him as. He’s been a slightly below average first baseman in his career yes, but still a legit MLB player. He was just getting expensive in arbitration and had a terrible start on a terrible team this year.
  17. Considering he's been above that for every year of his career until a really bad start with the White Sox this year, I think it would be a much lower percentile outcome if that is all we are looking for.
  18. Giving Murphy a high five while he was holding his hand up for a possible challenge was hilarious.
  19. Dalbec isn’t on the 40 man. And yeah his strikeout percentage is brutal so he’s probably your quintessential AAAA player.
  20. They still needed a 25 man spot and with Cameron not having any options, DFA isn't too surprising. Especially since no way he was going to stay once Perkins is ready so it is just coming a little early.
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