adambr2
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Everything posted by adambr2
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. Yeah that's not a great situational hold. With 1 out and the bottom of the order coming up you need to take a shot.
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It must be humbling when you're not a pitcher and Billy McKinney gets intentionally walked to face you.
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Denver blew a 21 point lead at home to the Nets tonight, because why wouldn't they.
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Apparently we still have Braden Webb and Nathan Kirby in our system.
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Hey, I'm a huge whiner and I've been here the whole time.
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Great to get back in the win column.
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I wish the Cardinals would stop winning. Arenado has been a great acquisition for them.
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I've been critical of the back end of our pen, but if Devin is back and Feyereisen looks like last year's Devin, Hader/Devin/Feyereisen is a pretty darn good late inning trio.
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Feyereisen hasn't given up a run this year, but he does have a loss. Stupid man on 2nd rule.
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My thoughts in the 8 seconds that Avi's ball was in the air. "Yep". "Nope." "Yep."
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Houser having a really nice night so far. The Ks are there tonight. Finish off strong with another inning or two.
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I guess that's one reason why we can't try Houser in the pen. Can't take that bat out of the lineup.
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I realize all of our 1B options are terrible but you might as well get Nottingham some starts there. McKinney ain't it.
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May as well unload the pen to protect any lead that we have after 5 today. They could all use the work.
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McKinney falls into the Travis Shaw category this year of not good, but less terrible than most of the lineup so generally ignored.
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We're bound to be leading in a game at some point again this season, I think.
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Already the 4th no hitter this year in MLB. So much for more balls in play. Am I the only one who doesn’t get excited about no hitters anymore? They have become way too common for me to consider them special, Tell that to the Brewers.
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LeBron was all about the play in tourney last year. Now that the Lakers might be affected by it he wants the guy who came up with the idea to be fired.
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Barring a full blown rebuild I don't see any reason to trade either of these guys and severely weaken our rotation. Trading either of Woodruff or Burnes is a long-term play and shouldn't be done with short-term issues in mind. Our success this year is partially predicated on two things -- Hiura rebounds and Yelich stays healthy and rebounds. Unfortunately neither of those things has happened to this point and until they do we are going to be limited in our success. There just aren't other moves we can make that will make up for it if these guys can't come through.
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Prospective trade deadline targets?
adambr2 replied to adambr2's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
I have nothing against Lutz and would certainly like to keep an eye on his continued development. I just don't think he carries much trade value right now. -
Stearns’ Offensive Talent Evaluation
adambr2 replied to RollieTime's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
I can think of a couple guys we could jettison off our 40 man roster if we absolutely needed to make room for cheap, talented minor leaguers. -
Prospective trade deadline targets?
adambr2 replied to adambr2's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
Lutz simply doesn't have substantial trade value anymore. I get why he gets thrown into trade offers, and I'm not saying we should give up on him as a prospect, but he's almost 23, has mediocre numbers in the minors and has played about 5 minutes of baseball at higher than A+ ball. He's more of a prospective flyer piece than anything that any team is going to get real excited about. -
No disagreement there either. It's been a rough stretch since '19, but you still have to consider the larger body of work, too. Hopefully they can turn things around. I'm also curious as to who started calling what shots when and who is really spearheading personnel decisions. I imagine it's kind of a committee approach right now, but there may have been some kind of change to how they approached decisions over the years. If I'm not mistaken, Arnold is technically the GM, not Stearns.