"The Brewers haven't trusted Kyle Harrison or Chad Patrick enough to put them on the mound at all over the first two rounds of their playoff run. To put either of them on the roster and leave off Woodruff would be absurd. If Woodruff can pitch, the man goes on the roster." -Matthew Trueblood-
I couldn't agree more. ....... I would lean towards dropping Dustin May. He gave up the big bomb to Otahni. He did well on 10/12 vs LAD. His last 10 outings except for the 10/12/26 game is " "under mediocre". That is my ranking category based upon what I have been seeing. He seems wound up and on edge when I check out his eyes. Kind of like Craig Counsel chewing his finger nails. Per Stat Muse he has a record of 1-1 with an ERA of 5.65 and 31 strikeouts in 10 appearances in his last 10 games.
Long and the short of it is get Woody on the World Series roster. Appreciate the article!!!!!!!
Nice article. Sure feels like life support. They are the champs the last two years and Glasnow is pitching next. Doesn't feel like this Dodger team will come back and win 4 games. Sorry national announcers. You keep losing your car keys and making upo things based on National bias. FLUSH NATIONAL BIAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just love Lara. I love how while playing right field he comes over to Mitchell in center to congratulate him on a great catch. His young energy is precious.
There is a feeling that otherworldly forces of good are aligning with the Brewers. As Matthew wrote there is a fairy tale like quality to the atmosphere. I embrace this energy! There is room for it on the train.
Baseball is a humbling and curious sport. For example, one day Harrison is slicing and dicing up the hitters and now he is treading water. 162 games is a long , long season. The "season" has seasons with in it as it mimics all the ups and downs of life. Patience and deep breaths are a requirement. Let's enjoy this special season.
To my eyes he has a quiet confidence. He looks the part around the plate and looks to have a bright future. Great article about the Brewer's approach to their young players.
I think you bring up one of their minor leaguers who is hitting bombs. Lots of fun options in the minors with some interesting trade options brewing in the Fall. That minor league system is the gift that keeps on giving.