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  1. Ron750
    It gets tiring keeping track of all these AAAA players. I feel bad for these guys who come up, outperform the big leaguers and then are back on a bus the next day.
  2. Ron750
    I am not that concerned about Sproat. I’m more disappointed about Williams. Nobody is discussing the fact that his wrist soreness isn’t a new injury. He had surgery for it 2 years ago. He may never be able to play consistently without aggravating his injury. I think one problem with small players is they have to stress their bodies more to hit HRs. He should stick to being a contact hitter, his body won’t stand up to swinging for the fences.
  3. Ron750
    Sproat is a bust so far. It looks like Jett Williams has a chronic wrist problem and may be damaged goods. So all the applause for what a genius Matt Arnold was for this deal may have been premature. Peralta didn’t have a great year, but maybe he would have been better if he had stayed in Milwaukee. I think Sproat needs a sport psychologist. Murphy’s tough love might have broke him, unlike Gasser who responded.
  4. Ron750
    This is a good article. Thank you. I pay for an Athletic subscription and they barely cover the Brewers. So I appreciate an in depth analysis like this. If I were you I wouldn’t respond to negative comments. Life is too short.
  5. Ron750
    Joey is hitting .281/.316/.483 his last 30 games. .333/.396/.646 his last 15 games. A Hamilton/Ortiz platoon is adequate. Ortiz’s defense is stellar. I am not in favor of this trade. I think any pitching help will be overpriced this year. If it’s affordable, fobit, but I don’t think it will happen.
  6. Ron750
    Is Jett Williams really in the future? Is his wrist strain minor or an aggravation of his 2024 surgery? Trying to hit HRs with a small frame is tough on your wrists.
  7. Ron750
    I love Wild Bill, but I don’t like throwing bats, or excessive celebration after a HR. I’m sure he was very happy. But the Marlins were gut punched, don’t kick them when they’re down. I’m 70. When we played sandlot ball, throwing a bat was an automatic double play. We were only kids, but we knew if you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
  8. Ron750
    It was sad watching Counsell mismanage Keston Hiura. I was against bringing Pratt up, but if he’s going to stay up, he couldn’t have a better manager than Murphy. The Brewers in general are getting away from good swing decisions and swinging for the fence. Get back to take what they give you.
  9. Ron750
    I bet Brandon Lockridge will be more careful in the future. Frelick is not as reckless as he was. The best ability is availability.
  10. Ron750
    “The people in this room matter” rings a little hollow when they just tossed Caleb Durbin and Isaac Collins aside. I’m used to them trading away veterans up for FA, but trading ROTY candidates is new.
  11. Ron750
    I’m resigned to accepting bites at the apple, without hoping for a World Series championship. The Brewers can’t win a WS unless their is significant payroll disparity reform. I’m 69, it probably won’t happen in my lifetime. Maybe the fact that the MLBPA President couldn’t keep his hand out of the till, or keep it in his pants will speed up reform, but I doubt it.
  12. Ron750
    Angel’s fans say he was benched five times by Ron Washington for not running out singles, forgetting how many outs there were, making errors on routine plays. I hope Murphy has his Taser charged up. Durbin was a clutch player who left it all the field. Maybe the pitching obtained makes the trade worthwhile, but I don’t like how Milwaukee sports media feels it necessary to denigrate Durbin to justify the trade.
  13. Ron750
    Bad signing. He’s on the decline. He has character issues. I liked Caleb Durbin.
  14. Ron750
    Seems like a hope and a prayer for an important position. They had to try seven players last year. I hope they have a better plan this year.
  15. Ron750
    I hope this trade works out. But saying it’s not a drop going from Durbin to Hamilton, is not true. Hamilton hit .198 last year. Durbin hit .256 and was clutch. He had 4/14 NLCS hits. We need a power bat. What good are 14 starting pitchers?
  16. Ron750
    Daniel Vogelbach is 270 lbs. Williams is 175 lbs. He should be emulating Sal Frelick. This team needs a contact hitter that can drive in runs not a guy that strikes out or pops out with RISP.
  17. Ron750
    I prefer smaller baseball players to be contact hitters that occasionally hit a HR. I don’t want someone swinging for the fences to have a high strikeout rate. If he can beat the odds and be a high contact hitter and hit HRs great, but I am skeptical.
  18. Ron750
    Typical. All the reporting after the trade is how it was a good trade , we got two big league ready prospects. Then little by little it will be wait, they’re not quite ready, they will get injured and here we go again.
  19. Ron750
    Sickening. Another All Star traded away for prospects. Another short utility fielder, that swings for the fences. Why don’t we just admit we are a AAAA team? I feel like Terry Malloy.
  20. Ron750
    Anthony Seigler was given more than a fair chance. I did not think he had the great plate discipline he was supposed to. I’m tired of the Brewers shopping in the bargain basement. We need a legit clean up hitter. If Yelich’s back is bothering him, he should retire. Then the Brewers could sign a healthy power hitter. And he could avoid a lifetime of chronic pain.
  21. Ron750
    I don’t want Peralta traded unless we receive an established hitter. Either a decent DH or pesky high average contact hitter. We have plenty of pitching prospects. Why give away our most reliable pitcher for a prospect?
  22. Ron750
    I have given up hoping to be in the World Series. I would start again if a salary cap was ever instituted. I think if our pitching had no injuries and Yelich didn’t have back problems we could win a WS, but I don’t think that will happen.
  23. Ron750
    We had one reliable starter in the playoffs. Let’s try winning a World Series next year. That means keep Peralta. If they don’t keep Peralta, that means they’re just happy with bites at the apple. I want to eat the whole apple for once.
  24. Ron750
    I mainly fault two strategies for our playoff problems. In the NLDS Murphy used the wrong pitcher rotation. Preister should have started the 2nd game. Peralta should have pitched the fifth, with an extra days rest and at home. I never thought we could win the NLDS. It was basically an All Star team versus an excellent regular team. I think they could have won one or two games if they had extended at bats that forced the starters out, but that’s hard to do when the pitchers are living in the strike zone. I don’t see the Brewers ever winning a World Series with Yelich as the DH. If he’s having back problems he should retire.
  25. Ron750
    This article didn’t age well.
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