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Dollarbill13

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  1. - I think the Brewers do not have the talent it takes to be trying to make a push in 2004. Didn't I read somewhere that the Brewers are right around .500 in games that weren't started by Glendon Rusch or Ruben Quevedo? The Brewers payroll on the books for next year is right around 25 million. We've seen it up around the 50 million mark just a year ago. Don't you think it would be possible for us to spend some of that difference on a couple free agent pitchers and maybe a decent OF who could each be 5-10 games over .500 for the Brewers? Given the current state of the NL central, a team with 87 to 90 wins would be right in the thick of it.
  2. If we trade him right now, we still gotta get some legitimate prospects for him. He's still a good value this year for his production. We don't really need to get rid of him and Sexson's salaries for next season seeing as those are really the only two that we'll have for a significant amount of money. Even though he is producing a lot this year, I don't know how many teams would actually give up a blue chip prospect for him when more proven names like Mike Lowell and Brian Giles could be on the market.
  3. Your take on each player? How can you give your take on these guys that you have never seen play simply by probably reading their scouting reports and guessing. How do you get a sense of how guys will do?
  4. Not really sure what the point of predicting statistics 15 years into the future is...
  5. I listened to most of the game on the radio, and unless the CS was in the last couple innings, I think what shows up in the box score is that Krynzel was picked off first in the first inning. Apparently the pitcher had a pretty good move, considering he almost picked off someone else later (Clark, I think).
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