adambr2
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Has a chance to. Not necessarily set in stone, however. https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/baseball/news/brewers-jackson-chourio-could-return-this-weekend/
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With respect to Fedde’s scoreless line, he doesn’t look very good to me. But I mean, who is going to be good this time of year that is available off the street. You’re just hoping for short-term small sample lucky results.
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Yeah, pretty much any guy out there can run into luck on any given day and produce 4-5 scoreless. I’m sure that’s exactly what we’re hoping for. We all know Fedde is just a bandaid that probably won’t be here in a month. We just need some reinforcements to help weather the storm. And hey, a win/win for him too since he’ll be able to get a ring after the season. 😁
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I actually think Megill going in IL is a good thing. He clearly hasn’t been quite right. He’s clearly gassed. Rather than try to push him through, get him rested now and healthy for the most important stretch of the season.
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Well, good thing he’s not on it.
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We are required by rule to try to get 27 outs today and the staff is a walking MASH unit. Somebody has to take the ball.
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He was really close but the hammy felt “tentative” or something like that in his last rehab assignment. So they might slow this down and be absolutely sure first, as they should.
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I’m not saying you specifically, but there were people here that thought Cortes should fetch a pretty good return at the deadline. I'm also not saying Cortes is this huge loss. I just don’t think there’s anything controversial or wrong about saying that with the current state of the pitching staff, he’d be a lot more useful right now to the roster. None of that is to say Arnold doesn’t do a very good job in general.
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Lockridge types are a dime a dozen. I would guess he’s non-tendered/DFAed long before 2030.
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Is Mona.. barking? That pitch was right down the middle. Going to assume he was mad at himself, not the umpire.
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Turang is too good of a hitter to be this passive with 2 strikes. Just getting locked up repeatedly this series.
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I don’t think we are punting at all tonight. We will play to win, as we should. We’ve had worse looking lineups score a dozen runs. With that said, we could easily pivot to survival and preserve mode if things go run. You could say that most days, though.
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Imagine the headache if we had gone 11-12 innings last night.
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I don’t know why but this makes me recall a grilled cheese game thread from 2006, I believe against the Reds. Let’s just never bring back the Haiku-only game threads, please.
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The thing I will say about Willie is that I believe 100% that he is a Brewer fan and wants the Brewers to win. 😅 Which I can’t say for some of the newer mystery people with 10-100 posts bizarrely ranting in the GTs lately.
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Sir they literally lead the #2 team in Major League Baseball by 5.5 games
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At least we aren’t the only ones who had a tough time solving the Giants in this last week. Nice performance by Justin Verlander tonight. He struck out PCA, and fun fact, has also struck out Barry Bonds, Ken Griffey Jr, Craig Biggio, Gary Sheffield.
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For all the crap he gets, Freddy Peralta is the closest thing this staff has to a workhorse. He checked it just short of 175 IP last year and should finish around the same this year.
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You’re comparing across two very different eras, though. Nobody, absolutely nobody is throwing 270 innings a year anymore, or even close to it, on the Brewers or anyone else. Usage patterns have totally changed. Even if Dave Stewart were playing today, he wouldn’t be used that way. The workhorse starter is basically dead. There’s only a very small handful left even crossing 200.
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Yeah, the reliever win is so random and bizarre. Ok, if you’re a starter you can’t win if you recorded 14 outs to start the game and left with a huge lead even though you got the majority of team outs? So some reliever who takes over is randomly assigned the win. Or maybe you pitched well like Miller did tonight and your team walked it off. Or maybe you pitched poorly and blew a save and then your team walked it off. The reliever win doesn’t know and doesn’t care.
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Not that there is anything wrong with this comment but I often wonder if any pitcher gives a crap about their W/L record anymore. It’s so antiquated I’m surprised they even still track it as an official stat, except I guess for the purposes of tradition and a fun talking point for the likes of guys like Peralta and Skenes.
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I kind of see Melvin’s point a little, it’s a little unbalanced, our rosters from 26-40 were not the same as a team like the Dodgers with tremendous resources and depth, it really kind of changed the whole playing field in September compared to April-August baseball. Nonetheless, 28 is too restrictive.
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40 was too many. 28 is not enough. I don’t know why they went from one extreme to the other. I miss being able to see some young players get their feet wet in September, most contenders just don’t have that luxury anymore with the 28 limit. I’d like to see 30-32.
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Huge spots in the 8th and 9th. Both getting Marte to strand the go-ahead runs in the 8th, and getting out of the leadoff single+misplay by Sal to put the lead runner at 2nd to start the 9th, were crucial to both getting out of here with a win and not burning more of the pen.
