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It was his 3rd 0 for 5 in 114 games. It will occasionally happen when you hit at the top of the lineup every day.
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Yup. There’s basically no difference between a solo HR and a walk up 5-3 in the 9th. That pitch may have been a little *too* good, but I’d much rather him pound the zone and get ahead than nibble and then all of the sudden be down 3-1 and lose him.
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Yeah Andy Fletcher and his whole crew sucks. Didn’t matter.
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He’s probably fine. His numbers are still reliable enough. You’ve got other guys who will be under a bit of an innings watch. And you just traded Cortes who was probably the biggest threat to Quintana. That said, I wouldn’t expect to see him get the ball to start any playoff game.
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I know it’s become cliche to criticize the lineups when Seigler is in it, but let me put this another way. Durbin has been improving throughout the season, particularly against right handed pitching. He’s too good to all of the sudden find himself on the weak end of a platoon and has earned better than that.
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Collins looked a little irritated. Not sure if with himself for a bad jump or with Yelich for not making contact on a designed hit and run.
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Brewers trade for RHP Quinn Priester
adambr2 replied to Ron Robinsons Beard's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
It seems like you started off this post with one point and then changed your mind on it by the end of it. -
Brewers trade for RHP Quinn Priester
adambr2 replied to Ron Robinsons Beard's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Yep. Another thing to keep in mind is that we waived Lauer before outrighting him. Every team in baseball could have had him for no compensation, just pay him, and every team in baseball chose not to. There will always occasionally be guys that, for whatever reason, things don’t click here long-term and they end up figuring it out elsewhere. It’s usually the other way around, but other teams have professionals who are trying to do the same things we are. Sometimes, it clicks elsewhere, and that’s ok. We’re too good of a team to have a ton of patience with everyone, and that’s a good thing. In general, our track record says pitchers are more likely to come here and get right, than have it happen elsewhere. For those that the reverse is true, I congratulate them on their success and wish them the best. -
That just makes him more valuable in a trade.
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Agreed. Apples to oranges.
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Did it with Burnes. Did it with Hader. Did it with Williams. Going back further, did it with Gallardo. Position players are a little different.
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Elias Sports Bureau will someday confirm that that was the most annoying 7-2 win ever.
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Now we have to warm up Megill. Thanks for that walk, Anderson.
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The walks tonight are infuriating.
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It’s not that there’s anything wrong with him. It’s just historical precedent in how we operate. We will move on a year early rather than get only the QO pick in return. It won’t be a monster truck haul. It will be something that is underwhelming to us but they like (see Burnes, Corbin).
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Great approach by Harris.
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I want to strangle our pitchers tonight, which is amazing to say in a game that we’ve given up 1 run so far in the 7th.
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Throw freaking strikes !
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I think he’s a good pitcher. I just think with one year left on his deal, the way they operate, they will probably trade him in the offseason.
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That wouldn’t have been a triple if Collins was the LF on the play.
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I can’t believe he made it through 5. Much less with only 1 run allowed. Okay, it can pour now.
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Almost guarantee he will be in the offseason. One year left on his deal. Good value. Lot of historical precedence. I think they will, and that’s ok. I definitely will wish him the best. I assume he’s the longest tenured guy here besides Yelich. Well, Woodruff too although he technically wouldn’t count because he was non tendered and a free agent.
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He’s done after 4 and we were fortunate to get that.
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He may be at 90 pitches before he even makes it through 4, so I’ll say no.
