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  1. That is what we traded to Boston for Priester in the widely unpopular move...
  2. If the Brewers don't get into playoff contention, they have to hope that the veteran starting pitchers get back and pitch relatively well. They could potentially pick up some nice prospects with a quick re-tooling.
  3. Two things are very clear with this trade. #1. The Brewers really wanted Priester. #2. The Red Sox held a high value on Priester.
  4. I think the team missed an opportunity not signing or trading for a veteran infielder in the offseason. I also do not understand signing Woodruff if he wasn't going to contribute by now. I hope the medical team didn't miss something on Cortes otherwise the trade made some sense and it's just been unlucky. Thank goodness the team signed Quintana. The Priester trade is too early to tell even though I probably would have preferred they used that kind of package on an infielder. I don't know if the team should invest more resources into the team at this point. The NL is extremely strong so it will take a fair amount of wins to get into the playoffs. The good news is that the minor leagues is incredibly deep so they have options if they want to go that route.
  5. An aspect that I don't see discussed much is how much the value of the dollar has decreased this year
  6. Too early to be selling
  7. Wilken is such a massive guy, is there any intimidation from pitchers? He looks like Barry Bonds up there. I know these guys are professionals but just a thought that came into my head.
  8. Do I think Murphy is the cause of us being blown out so often? No. Do I think he could manage the bullpen better at times? Sure. But keep in mind that he gets information that we do not.
  9. I'm sure Murph might be forced to retire at the end of the season if the team is really bad. However, the season is still very young and the team is almost .500. Phase 2 might happen but we aren't there yet.
  10. This is what I posted: A small market team that is near .500 firing the reigning NL manager of the year 34 games into the year? This is bad, even for Game Threads.
  11. Who says we can't win? The point of my post was that even discussing Murph being fired at this point in the season is dumb.
  12. No, it's just a consideration as to why a team would prefer to not pay two managers.
  13. A small market team that is near .500 firing the reigning NL manager of the year 34 games into the year? This is bad, even for Game Threads.
  14. Can he play third or shortstop?
  15. Is Payamps tipping? That almost hit the dirt and PCA hit it out.
  16. Civale (if healthy), same for Cortes, Quintana definitely.
  17. Hard to blame a manager for being down 9-0......
  18. We surely haven't had many close games.... yeesh
  19. Yes, arbitration keeps salaries lower. Tucker will make more than Yelich next season.
  20. Can Bauers work back to back days?
  21. I enjoy the complaining after the fact. Openers have worked for us more often than not.
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