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  1. This outing so far for Quintana can be described as ugly, but effective. That's the kind of thing that works until it doesn’t, so Murphy would be wise to have a pretty short leash with him when the 3rd time through the order comes around, unless our lead grows by then.
  2. I totally forgot that Robert Gasser still exists too. The depth there when healthy is completely unprecedented for this franchise.
  3. Quintana needs a solid performance today to show that his early season successes weren’t just flukey. With Miz now having locked down a rotation spot for now, competition for a spot is going to be fierce especially when Woodruff returns. A solid 4-5 starter type won’t cut it, just ask Myers and Civale.
  4. Today is the first time this year that we woke up in playoff position (would be the 6 seed if the season ended today, via H2H tiebreaker over the Cardinals.)
  5. Given the lineup they’re facing this week, they should be able to continue that trend.
  6. The Brewers have no one in their lineup who can hold a candle to the 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 hitters in the Cubs’ lineup. So yeah. That’s a problem. As good as this organization has been at developing pitching, whatever their system is for developing productive MLB hitters is absolute dogwater, to put it nicely.
  7. I see Contreras (Cardinals) was chirping up a storm in the media about the incident at 1st yesterday. Wouldn’t be a Cardinal player if he wasn’t. Especially when he was 100% to blame.
  8. Fun fact: by OPS, that is our best hitter. It is mid-season, and by OPS, slap-hitting Sal Frelick, with single digit homeruns to his name for his entire career, is our best hitter. Good times.
  9. I know it's Joey Ortiz and he's unlikely to have a better outcome anyway, but giving away an out down 6 runs (at that time) is wild.
  10. I’m pretty sure they can and effectively will delay his free agency via the option, but not really intentionally for the purposes of gaining the extra year of service time. He’s a strong candidate to be non-tendered next year, let alone by his final year.
  11. I’d rather take a shot on the upside of Patrick in the rotation than the “devil you know” #4/5 starter that Civale is. I also don’t want to make rotation decisions based on who will be most upset and who will be most understanding.
  12. Yeah, I mean, I expected nothing for Civale, so it’s not like my expectations weren’t met in that sense. We just don’t have any organizational track record in being able to “fix” hitters, so I don’t have any faith that we will be getting anything out of Vaughn. The pitching development system in this organization has earned much more of the benefit of the doubt.
  13. Our plan next year for 1B for an already bad offense is one of the worst players from the worst team in the AL? Yikes.
  14. I figured we’d get nothing for Civale and we somehow still managed to fall short of that.
  15. Peppers screaming at Burnett to get down was so bizarre. There was damn near half a quarter left. I don’t know if he would have scored but he had a lot of green in front of him and at least gets into FG range.
  16. Had to expect some regression to the mean after the Brewers’ 4 run offensive explosion yesterday.
  17. Someone explain to me how Aaron Jones neither scored nor got out of bounds on this play. If you’re looking for a real actual reason why we lost, this is it.
  18. Well Collins was 11 years retired by the game in question, so… And Bahk was basically our offensive Jaire. Yes, it sucks that his ACL recovery failed. It sucks he never went back to being the same healthy guy after 2020. But like Jaire, we were used to being without him. Every team can play the what-if game with injuries to their best players all day. Would the Bucs have been able to make a Super Bowl run last year if they had never lost Godwin? Would a healthy Hutch have finally brought a Lombardi to Detroit?
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