ReverendBrewmeister
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Starting to look like the Brewers will need a metric crap ton of baling wire and duct tape to get through this West Coast trip. Definitely going to be hearing footsteps behind them in the standings.
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Not how one draws it up before the game, but it’s another win to take the series.
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Gotta get the walkoff here after Hall shuts down the 10th.
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More RISP stats not to love: 1-for-9 through 9 innings. Have the opportunities. Just can’t seem to get the big hit after getting runners on base.
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Need the bats to go off for a big crooked number.
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Scratched out a win, which all count in the standings. Now if Mis can put up a good start, a series win is likely. Just can’t have the bats go silent like last week in Anaheim.
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The discussion that no one wants to have is whether Yelich holding a roster spot becomes too much of a negative asset. If he is DH only and putting up a 0 WAR, that’s a tough way to eat up a 26-man roster spot. Might that mean a release sometime in 2027, eating the expensive remainder of the contract and turning it into dead money? If the active rosters are expanded to 28 in the upcoming CBA, that could change the calculations. Same with any salary cap/floor possibilities. Not a prediction that I’d want to make, but it may be something in consideration.
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Sad to see what looks like a cliff more than a sloping hill for the backside of Yelich’s career. Being a DH only while putting up a 0 WAR starts to push the discussion into negative asset territory.
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Mis might kill him, if he plunks him tomorrow.
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1-for-4 with RISP after one inning of batting. Need some of those sequences to pay off with multiple RBI hits.
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Feels like a must-score situation in the first inning.
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Teams that have built on pitching and defense have to secure wins when putting up 6 runs. One of those frustrating losses when the offense actually showed up but also left plenty of potential runs on base.
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Good prediction on May's daytime performance today.
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6 innings pitched and 2 runs given up by May. A bit stressful at times: some hard contact, hard outs, walks, and long counts. But getting similar lines every fifth day for the team would be a big help down the stretch.
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May Day's haven't been very good. Check out those 2026 splits for daytime starts. Here are his career splits.
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Looking at this season's splits and it appears that Dustin May is the new Victor Santos ("The Vampire").
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That's quite the intra-divisional toll being paid for two rentals.
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Don't really need a screenwriter. Think we can just crowdsource taking "Major League" and editing it. Plenty of in-house solutions to do that.
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Bauers apparently likes to hit in SoCal.
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Don’t hear it much other than that MLB app ad. Perhaps ballparks should have a Mexican food concession stand in the outfield concourse with that name.
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Leaving a good number of potential game-breaking runs on base tonight. Should be a bigger lead right now.
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On a heater offensively. Plays better defense. Left out of starting lineup. Not the typical line of thinking.
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Big hole being dug early in the game.
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He's had a few poor to rough starts in July this season. Toronto got to him for five runs in seven innings at the beginning of the month. The Angels put up four runs in six innings last week. Both games were in San Francisco. Wouldn't mind either of those types of results for the Brewers this afternoon against Webb.
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Must do better on this West Coast trip in the remaining games. It is far travel, but the opponents are well below .500. At least the loss only burned two pitchers: back-of-rotation starter and basically last man on the bullpen roster.
