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Just abysmal. The pitch to Sanchez was good but the Lockridge AB was right down the middle and he missed it entirely.

Any concern Harrison is hurt? Haven’t watched but just heard velo way down.

Well - looks like we will have to scoreboard watch 3 teams to the wire. Obviously cubs are priority for a chance at the bye, but Braves about to win 9 straight. top 4 teams are gonna remain as so, but the order is wide open.

Wilson is here for two reasons - mop up or when the starter doesn’t have it. It was still a tie game and the starter clearly didn’t have it. the same manager who pulled Sproat in the third halfway through an at bat made this decision 4 games later.

Loss is solely on the manager. Everyone in the milky way could see Drohan had no command already blowing a 4 run lead. Keeping him out there after after the first guy reached was even more inexcusable.

Hands down his worst inning making managerial decisions in his great tenure. Just complete malpractice to leave him in after the lead off single.

What did he say?

A lot of negativity on here (me included - see last two posts), but David Schofield did his individual trade rankings today and here’s what he said about Brewers he said he wouldn’t be surprised if sentozela is the most impact reliever in October acquired at the deadline. His criticisms of the cardinals trade was that it was a lot to give up and that May isn’t likely to start in the playoffs like a more notable starter would’ve. But he also said Mays underlying stats are great, gives up no hrs and the brewers got two solid arms. I think that’s a fair evaluation. He didn’t rip the Brewers at all.

I have given them the benefit of the doubt with Yelich because it would be integral to their success to get him going, but if the division lead dwindles to below 5 and they are still testing him out 1-4 they are not serious about winning the division.

Dominic controneo tried gaslighting fans on twitter today by asking them where on the roster there was room for another bat. LOL

Listening to Cardinals radio talk - obviously they are happy with return. Bernie Miklasz (writer for Cardinals) just said May has the No 7 FIP among all MLB starters since April 10th.

Ragsdale turns 23 in December and has Chourio and Lara on big deals with two years remaining for Mitchell and Yelich. Brewers will flip Megill for prospects in the offseason, Contreras in 1.5 years and we will have replenished anything traded and not a soul will care about them unless they are MVPS. There was division tax on this for sure though.

Not sure how or why anyone is complaining about this (I know most aren't). Mays FIP is 3.14 and he will slot 5th and eat innings. Romero isn't high leverage, but he's a decent lefty which they badly needed. One of the goals is to get Harrison and Miz to October healthy. Ashby too. Everyone. This is the perfect trade to do that. Would love for them to swing once more.

"He's a veteran with "playoff experience" so he's obviously going to do well in the playoffs again." I understood entirely what your sarcastic and completely incorrect comment meant.

It's not relevant on whether or not Gausman would crack the Brewers rotation or not. The Cubs and Brewers are not the same team, nor am I saying I wanted to Brewers to get Gausman. I'm saying it was a ridiculous comment made essentially paraphrasing that he is a washed up has been, when he pitched a dominant October and regular season for a world series participant LAST YEAR. His FIP is also 3.5 this season and the Cubs have a spectacular defense and have made David Peterson look like a solid #3.