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  1. AdvantageSchneider
    If Priester and Woody aren't hurt for all or most of the year is Sproat in the majors? Would he have been better served with another year of development or at least half a year of development in the minors?
  2. AdvantageSchneider
    So are you now saying that the Mets rushed Ewing? Because that wasn't your tune back in May. I also kind of doubt that an extra 6 weeks turned the lightbulb on for him. His xwOBA increased by only .006 by the time he was called up. He was who he was, 6 weeks would not have been rushing him.
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    It will be interesting to see how everything shakes out. I get the impression that the Brewers organization does not view council with the same benedict arnold colored glasses that the fan base does. Probably because being in the industry they have a slightly more mercenary view of moves between organizations.
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    DId anyone watch the Reds Cubs game. Did one of the announcers quote counsel as saying essentially there's no shame in losing the division to a 100 win team? I only caught the last three innings so it would have been said in the 7-9th. Wasn't sure if I heard that correctly or if I was just imagining it.
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    Ewing 396 PA, 654 OPS driven by a putrid .307 OBP. Lara 139 PA, 724 OPS, aiden in part by a HR off a position player.
  6. AdvantageSchneider
    The investment in facilities in Arizona and in Latin America are a big part of the reason the team is so competitive. I guess people can think that not spending big in free agency makes Mark A cheap, but it actually seems to be somewhat of a competitive advantage in that we aren't tied down to playing unproductive players like Rhys Hoskins and Rengifo and instead can go out and get guys like Vaughn and Bauer and bring up young talented players like Pratt. The Reds and the Pirates both made big free agent splashes this year, how did it work out for them? I really don't understand anyone who thinks Mark A is cheap. It didn't sound like money concerns were going to keep them from getting Skubal. What more do people want?
  7. AdvantageSchneider
    The Dodger owner is likely to be indicted any day. Literally the second Dodger owner in a row to be indicted. You'd think baseball would be able to find better owners for one of their flagship franchises.
  8. AdvantageSchneider
    I guess Murphy will need to win a 3rd manager of the year award before we can consider him a "good" manager.
  9. AdvantageSchneider
    Leo Rivas is quickly becoming a Brewer legend despite never playing for us. That game was quite upsetting the 8th and 9th innings but it couldn't have played out much better for us other than going another 3-4 extra innings.
  10. AdvantageSchneider
    Actually Alvarez after he won back to back Rose Bowls thought that the program was on par with all the other national powers and tried to recruit 5 stars and modernize the offense. It backfired on him and they suffered some down years until he realized he had to go back to what worked in the first place. So the Barry Alvarez example might be more of an cautionary tale of staying the course rather than changing things up.
  11. AdvantageSchneider
    First game 11:05 Cental. Second game 3:05 Cental.
  12. AdvantageSchneider
    Why would they, he's got a 732 OPS in AAA. He's a below average hitter in AAA. No reason to bring him up.
  13. AdvantageSchneider
    This is an odd position to take for a Brewers fan given how much they are succeeding despite not being great in some of the categories you think are all that matter. Brewers are 3rd in runs scored which is really the most important measure of an offense. They are 5th in average, 3rd in OBP, 28th in HRs, 22cnd in Slug. Among qualified second basemen Turang is 10th in BA, Second in OBP(.001 behind XAvier Edwards), 6th in HR and second in slugging. Turang is going to get paid. He's not taking a discount. He's not signing an extension with the Brewers before free agency. Those are the facts.
  14. AdvantageSchneider
    According to Fangraphs Turang is 3rd in the majors in WAR for second basemen. Do you really think he's going to accept a low(er)ball contract extension just because he's had a small slump over a few weeks? I think we all need to accept the fact that Turang is not going to sign an extension. He's going to hit free agency as soon as he can. He will in all likelihood sign a big deal with some other team. The Brewers undoubtedly realize this which is why they put money into extending Pratt and Lara rather than saving that money to spend on the mythical Turang extension.
  15. AdvantageSchneider
    https://www.mlb.com/brewers/tickets/promotions/fan-appreciation 2025 fan appreciation page says to check back for 2026 fan appreciation information. They probably just haven't announced it yet.
  16. AdvantageSchneider
    Like I thought earlier you can stick a fork in the Reds. 4 games under .500 10.5 games out of first and the bullpen is a disaster. Pretty much every time I look at them their bullpen is blowing a lead. They might get De la Cruz back this week but he's not a relief pitcher so it won't matter. Heard an interesting stat about the Cubs this week. Their AAA pitching staff has the worst ERA in the international league and the 3rd worst ERA in all of AAA which is hard to do considering how much of a hitters league the PCL is. So it would seem the cubs are unlikely to get any pitching reinforcements from their farm system.
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    Elly De La Cruz to the IL with a bad hammy. Going to miss at least 3 weeks. They are a game above .500 right now. I assume this is the end of the competitive portion of their season.
  18. AdvantageSchneider
    They bullpen was subpar/bad before they lost him so are they going to be able to acquire multiple bullpen arms to get it to adequate? Will they even be buyers by the time other teams are selling? They've got other issues they would probably need to address too.
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    Big hit to the Reds today, Graham Ashcraft their best reliever goes on the 60 day DL with a UCL sprain. The Reds bullpen has been a weak spot for that team. They are close to the league leaders in blown saves. So a weakness gets even worse. In a tough division hard to see them surviving this with the other issues they have.
  20. AdvantageSchneider
    He's played it but I'm not so sure he's played it well. Looking at fangraphs in single A he made 18 errors in 54 games or 1 error every three games. In 2024 in double A he cut it down to 10 errors in 50 games or one error every 5 games. In 2025 in triple A he made 10 errors in 15 games. With the Brewers in AAA he's made 3 errors at SS in 5 games. I don't ever see him playing SS for the Brewers baring emergency circumstances, all other SS on the active roster are unable to play the position. Much like Braun continuing to field at SS during batting practice before the game saying he was available in an emergency.
  21. AdvantageSchneider
    A) Hamilton provides backup at SS so you can PH for either him or Joey depending on who starts. Otherwise I suppose you have to move Turang to SS and Rengifo or Williams to SS. Or roll with Williams at SS. I don't know enough about their defense to know what is better. B) Hamilton is also an elite pinch runner for Vaughn or Sanchez at least. Rengifo is not.
  22. AdvantageSchneider
    The Rengifo game. When you are being outhomered by both Joey Ortiz and David Hamilton it's time to go.
  23. AdvantageSchneider
    Should have cut him yesterday.
  24. AdvantageSchneider
    Game report sorry nothing to add about Uribe, didn't even know there was anything going on until after I got home. Crowd of 33k not bad for a Tuesday night, but based on the lines to get into the stadium you would have thought it was a playoff game and standing room only. No idea what the hold up was. It looked like they might have been using new metal detectors. I don't know if that was the problem. I will say they might as well get rid of them all together because it looked like everyone was getting waived through without having to put their keys or phones in the little plastic bins. If you can go through the metal detectors with that much metal and not set them off I'm sure you can sneak in a knife or a gun. It seemed like several brewers changed up their walk up songs, most notably Contreras and Bauer, but then later in the game it seemed they switched back. So no idea what's going on there. I'm not a big fan of the whole tarps off thing, but they are enthusiastic. In the 9th they were yelling several players names and the players gave them a wave. They did Mitchell, Frelick, Bauer, Chruio and even Rengifo. They actually had an announcement in the second inning that if you wanted to participate in that section you should head over to the miller lite landing. Will see how much legs this thing has. Nice to have a couple of studs at the top of the rotation. Best 1-2 punch since prime Burnes and woody? Or Grenke and Gallardo or CC and Sheets?
  25. AdvantageSchneider
    I was a fan of his signing when it was announced. I thought he would be an excellent bounce back candidate. But I was wrong(and so was our front office). He's got a giant fork sticking out of him. He gives us nothing offensively or defensively. He is worse offensively than both Ortiz and Hamilton by pretty much every metric. He's also horrible on defense. He should have been credited with three errors in one inning tonight if not for a generous scoring decision and a tremendous play by at first by Vaughn. There is no baseball or financial reason to keep him around. So when should be be cut? Well, I wouldn't want a rookie to face the defending world champions. And the series against the cardinals would also seem to have a little more importance to give a rookie his first taste of the bigs. However after the Cards series there is a Thursday off day followed by a short 3 game road trip in Houston before a 4 game homestand against the giants. Neither of those teams are playing great baseball so that would be a good stretch to get a rookie's feet wet. In fact after that the play Colorado and the A's. 4 series against average at best before they play some tougher competition. So I'm hoping Rengifo is DFA's Thursday May 28th. Nothing against the guy but he just can't play.
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