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Michael Trzinski

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  1. You're not wrong. His was a 'Tale of At Least Two Seasons' this year...
  2. I'd say put him on as long as he can be replaced if he gets re-injured. Per MLB.com: What happens if a postseason-eligible player gets injured during a series? In the event of a player injury, a club may request permission from the commissioner's office to replace said player during the course of a series, but that player is ineligible to play for the rest of that round and the subsequent round, if there is one. A pitcher must be replaced by another pitcher, and a position player must be replaced by another position player. He deserves to be there!!!
  3. My main fear is that the Dodgers will finally 'wake up' and put it all together. The best team money can buy, ya know...
  4. Sounds like it could be a low-scoring game, which puts a little more pressure on Gasser. GO BREWERS!!
  5. Pratt is getting kinda tentative, I think. And Hendu was distraught. They both seem like sensitive guys that actually care about their mistakes. Take a deep breath, boyz, and let's put these Artful Dodgers out of their misery.
  6. I think overall Hambone has been a 'plus' acquisition for the Brewers. He has sparkled on defense at times but has made some errors, too, that make you wonder. According to FanGraphs, he has a +6 DRS in 577 innings at 3B, his main position this year. Add 32 SB out of 39 tries (82.1%) and that makes him a valuable performer for this scrappy Brewers team. Heck, Rickey Henderson had a success rate of 80.8% over his career, so Hambone is in good company.
  7. The Brewers should watch some tape on Double Y's two starts against San Francisco early in the year. IP: 13.1 H: 12 ER: 8 HR: 3 W-L: 0-2 Looks like they were able to solve him, to a degree, anyway.
  8. You owe me two...I did it twice and they both got edited out for common words. Made me sad...
  9. Hircine nubs or goat horns? Matthew, why do you always make us go to dictionary.com? 🫤
  10. A 2-2-1-1-1 setup would be much more of a home field advantage than this 2-3-2 joke is. And since the ticket prices are jacked up ridiculously, why should travel costs be prohibitive to MLB?
  11. There's two ways of looking at this: 1) Use the modern analytics and hope it works 2) Use the old-school way that I, Jeff Frye, and Joe Grahe espouse that say 'see the ball, hit the ball.' Both work, just make it happen boyz!!!
  12. The Brewers infield needs to get back its sure-handed ways. Five infield errors in four games? Unacceptable. Induce all the grounders you want, but if they can't pick it...
  13. I wonder if Yeli saw Big Papi's pep talk on the pre-game show before Game 2...lol.
  14. Let's take it tonight and get rested up for the NLCS on the way to the WS!!
  15. @Jack Stern, I'm gonna call Game Two a 'must-win' as well, because if the Brewers lose and go out to San Diego 1-1, the Padres' home-field advantage is even better than the Brewers at The Ueck and the NLDS could be over in four. Win today and do their best to win one out there; at worst, they come back to Milwaukee for Game 5.
  16. @Jake McKibbin, I am SO jealous of your writing and analytical skillz!! You are so pumped for the post-season, aren't you??
  17. I didn't even see this until now. I don't plagiarize or use AI to write my stuff. Every WORD is mine and mine alone. Just sayin...😎
  18. I am on B-R many hours every day doing research for my SABR bios (currently working on a Kevin Mench bio) but I was being lazy and went to the 'Debuts' page, forgetting about the 2025 debut players that are still rooks. An unexcusable mistake on my part 😪
  19. I was looking at B-R's 'Debuts' page for 2026, never even thinking that Hendu was still a rookie, My bad!
  20. To add a little history, in 1974 Bill McNulty hit 55 homers and Gorman Thomas slammed 51 round-trippers for the Sacramento Solons in the PCL. Put an * next to that, for their home park, Hughes Stadium, had a 232 foot left field fence with a 40-foot-high screen. In addition, Sixto Lezcano (34), Stephen McCartney (32), Tommie Reynolds (32), and Tommy Blanco (28) all hit more than 20 jacks. The team went 66-78 under manager Bob Lemon.
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