adambr2
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Really don’t know why we went to Perkins there even for the L/R. He’s just totally lost right now.
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Bad call but it ultimately had no relevance .
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I guess he likes the inside corner more than the outside.
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Agreed. Hated it. Base runners are at a premium, you’re up 3-0 against a guy who is at 100 pitches and has suddenly lost the zone. You’re one pitch away from 1st and 2nd with one out and you green light a guy with limited power on a day that the wind is blowing in. Just not a great call.
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Just not a good idea to green light a guy there 3-0 especially with the wind blowing in. Yeah, I know he made great contact. It’s still an out. Take your chances 3-1 with the exhausted starter.
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Not sure what Yeli was looking for there.
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Nice work by Anderson. 9 outs away. Some insurance would really be nice.
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Not an easy play, but Vaughn is a hack on defense.
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I’ve seen it legitimately thrown around as a suggestion lately, because that’s what some people go right to when a guy gets hot and they have no other suggestion to turn to. I remember the Cubs whining about Eric Thames a few years ago and some Cubs coach throwing out a baseles accusation. I think it was Chris Bosio.
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Not even in the top 10 MLB 2nd basemen per MLB.
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I don’t deny that EV matters, and that a hard hit ball is obviously better than a pop fly. But launch angle is part of the equation, too. An elevated line drive at 105 is different than 105 on the ground.
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Great eye by Yeli on a tough pitch to take. He’s been rung up on pitches like that this season.
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Thank you. The reporting of EV on every single contact that we make isn’t all that telling. Hitting a ball 100 MPH with no launch isn’t a great result and we don’t need to act like every 100+ EV ball should have wound up in the outfield gap if it weren’t for the darned bad luck.
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He had a few days off and clearly has been scuffling getting back into it since his return. One hard hit ground ball and a walk doesn’t change that. It wouldn’t be that big of a deal for him to bat 6th until he starts picking things up again.
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He’s 1 for his last 20. Sometimes it’s about more than just the one last AB.
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Collins shouldn’t be hitting 2nd right now.
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Well, that’s assuming the Cubs playing the same. I think the concern is the Cubs getting hot at the right (wrong) time, not necessarily playing at the same pace they have. It’s not they couldn’t go 25-9 to finish the season. Sounds extreme, but as you said we just went 26-4. In the same amount of time as there is between now and the end of the season, they’ve lost 8.5 games on us, just for perspective. Winning today would go a long ways.
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It did not take much for the rotation to go from looking like a big surplus to relatively thin. I can’t see continuing to start Miz right now. I think we are going to need to count on Gasser for some big innings in September.
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All he means is that even in the circumstance, we lost a few competitive baseball games to another high caliber playoff team, probably top 5 in all of baseball. That’s all. It’s not like we lost ugly baseball games to the Colorado Rockies. Obviously he’s not saying it’s fun to drop games to your rival. I’m mildly concerned about Miz. Other than that I don’t really have any big concerns from this series of things that look problematic going forward.
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@Brewluveris a Cubs fan who came here to revel last night. Go through his posting history and it becomes obvious. Just joined less than a month ago. Knows nothing substantial about the Brewers. Generic fakey handle. Only posts during Cub games. Constantly defending/complimenting the Cubs and Illinois teams in general. Mentions more specific Cub players than Brewer players. Get this guy and his act out of here.
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A hard hit ball with a high exit velocity
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Nobody is being a dick to you. We have a very important game against the Cubs tomorrow that we’d all like to win, and you’ve said we should just accept the loss and start focusing on the Giants. Of course you’re going to get called out on that.
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My concern is the “times” often being clumped together. That’s what leads to the big innings and what we’ve seen the last two starts and cost us. That seems psychological.
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I’m not going to sound the alarm on the offense yet. They’ve gotten traffic on and been hitting into a lot of loud outs. That seems more like unfortunate random variation than true slumping.
