If local TV money is pooled, the other stuff is minor. We could still excel at building a minor/major league roster with now added $ to extend even more players.
Rengifo at 209 PA…just got 100,000 bonus at 200PA…would get additional 100k for each 50 PA until 350 PA and then 250k at 400 PA.
Pretty good reason to DFA…. Could still see him in Nashville, however.
https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/player/_/id/28163/luis-rengifo
$245 is likely the 5th/6th row…and all seats are “behind” the plate as the Truss seats are only between dugouts.
I wonder if Amy moves to above a dugout to continue being front row girl. Above dugout row 1 is not Truss. Where Bob is sitting now IS in the Truss.
The whole why pull Pratt in the middle of the game? What gives? The only thing that happened was Rengifo getting dinged a bit. He didn’t come out of the game, but he looked sorta kinda hurt. Was that enough to make the Brewers brass think an IL stint was a way to keep depth and get Pratt up? Or was a Brewer traded? Or was the Ortiz error the last straw?
Otherwise, all this could have been announced today.
Our TV announcers saying Miz outing was better than an Ohtani’s playoff pitching outing with 3 HRs (against us) in NLCS.
Craziest homer thing I’ve heard all year…
In order it’s Cubs, Bears, and then other big markets like Cowboys, Dodgers, Yankees……..
So looks like I’m rooting for the Indiana Bears to beat the Cubs in ping pong.
Also, Chicago is such a dumpster fire, even the Bears want OUT..just classic.
Then you should pat yourself on the back. Good.
It’s a lot tougher for me when other bigger markets look down on you because of size…or that they have the money to spend at their disposal and are snooty about it.
My favorite stat, along with the above average defense for both Pratt and Lara, is that their walk rate is around the same or better than their K rate.. Both have to be key reasons for the early contracts. The floor is high. And there is Brewer speed there too.
I used to primarily sit in section 217 for 10-15 years before they jacked up the prices… now they are doing same to the big spenders in front row…..it’s almost comical. This isn’t a new thing to many Brewers fans! You go less or pick better deals or sit elsewhere. I pay less now per ticket than I paid for those 10-15 years ago. Worse seats, sure…but a better deal and still all kinds of fun. There is risk involved when the Brewers raise prices and the Brewers are not always getting more money out of each fan when it does. Nothing new. But new to the rich guy! Almost comical.
However, I’m sadly wondering about super fan Bob Koehler who sits 3rdish row behind Attanasio. THAT is the better story. Better than Amy’s story. Bob has like missed 50 some home games in the HISTORY of the franchise. What are they going to do about THE fan? I can almost see him being grandfathered in where he keeps his tickets without the added fee and perks. And oddly I would be more than ok with that.
https://www.wisn.com/article/this-milwaukee-brewers-fan-hasnt-missed-home-game-in-44-years/64344338
I get the idea of limiting this area, especially now a year before it opens…you want those Full season ticket purchases.
But I would think this would be big with many groups of fans as a once or twice a year thing, especially for 10/20 game season ticket holders or