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Ashby appreciation thread
ReverendBrewmeister replied to markedman5's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
With the comparisons made between Hader and Ashby, I've wondered for a good while whether Ashby could possibly become a dominant reliever. Maybe develop him as a potential closer. Though the closing opportunities will likely fall to Uribe now for the near future, it would be interesting to see if Ashby would assume that mantle at times. -
Walk it off, new dad! Collins with the needed sacrifice fly.
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Gutsy from Miller tonight. Pitched like a veteran reliever. Gotta get this one in regulation. Don’t want to think about extra innings.
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Quality pitching and defense not on high display in the last half of tonight’s game.
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Looks like Koenig kerosene can night so far.
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Wouldn’t mind seeing locking him in for a few more years beyond the original control. At this rate, Turang is starting to creep toward numbers that wouldn’t be bad for a third baseman, let alone a second baseman who could moonlight at shortstop.
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This whole Turang is a slugger storyline is a great addition to the season.
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Don’t know what’s gotten into Monasterio lately, but he’s providing some unexpected offense in his recent appearances.
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That’s one zero for Myers, despite some loud contact. Need some insurance runs.
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Could use some offense against the Arizona long relievers….. Time to see if Myers can be effective again in relief. The added split-change (?) has seemed to be a new weapon. Need a good couple innings tonight from him.
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Big to get out with no runs in the inning. Still going to need the bullpen for four innings.
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Looks like trying to start replaying last night’s game.
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Part of the 2025 Brewers game that we have come to love this season.
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Couldn't get the big hit with RISP for a third straight game. Basically no BABIP luck at all either. That's three losses in four games to the Cubs. At least it wasn't in an NLDS. (Yes, not the same as the playoffs, given the games have all been in Chicago and the management of the game is not the same as in October. But that's how quickly a playoff series could crap out.)
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Bases loaded for Contreras. Got the walks and a single in the 9th. Need the big hit.
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Turang having a good night at the plate.
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No life on offense in the 7th.
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Got a 2-out RBI hit from Turang. Felt like they needed that run more than simply to cut into a 2-run deficit.
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Nice quick, clean inning for Mears in the Bottom 5th. Need to keep pushing at Rea at 86 pitches until it breaks for a big inning.
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There's a bit of a worry that this observation could be true. With the offense needing to string multiple walks and hits together, there is a higher premium on home run hitting--or at least slugging--in playoff games. This was a topic of discussion at the trade deadline about the need for another power bat and concerns about Ortiz being asked to be productive on offense. This Cubs series is a small sample size, but it is a group of games against a very likely playoff team's pitching staff. And playoff series are nothing but small sample groups of games. Maybe some of this changes when Chourio returns to the lineup in place of Perkins, who is a good 4th/5th outfielder but not someone you want as an everyday starter. But the shortstop position has a good probability of continuing to be a weak link in the offense chain.
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Offense just keeps leaving runs on the bases.
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Cubs do get the big extra-base hit after loading the bases on walks.
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Seigler came into the game with a .222 BA and a .321 OBP in 53 plate appearances: 10 total hits (all singles) with 6 walks and 9 strikeouts. Seigler appears to have a good understanding of the strike zone. Just would like to see a bit more positive production with his contact at the plate.
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Got one across, but didn't get the big hit with RISP. Missing that multi-RBI strike a bit lately.
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Well, that's a quiet Top 1 for the Brewers. Rea getting two Ks and a groundout on 10 pitches.
