adambr2
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Everything posted by adambr2
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Great win against a quality opponent and ace starter.
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This rotation is disgustingly good. It's a shame not to have a decent bullpen to back these guys up.
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On 0-2 that was about as shocking as seeing Ben Sheets get a hit.
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With Hosmer starting the 7th I'd guess they'll turn to Suter right away.
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Padres fans doing their best Cubs fan impression on that flyball. Probably end of the line for Woodruff. Heck of a job getting through 6 after how the game began.
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Sure would think he's coming back unless they have a crooked inning since he batted.
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Good question. Hope that those heavy hitters frustratingly flail away at Suter's junk for a couple innings I guess? Just piggyback Woodruff and Burnes in a series opener against a team like this so you can win at least one game (yes, I’m joking). Obviously I wouldn't go those two in the same game, lol, but I've tossed around in my head whether or not this team would be better off with a 10 man piggyback rotation and 3 man pen.
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How many guys need to come off the IL before Jace can get DFAed? I figure he's safe yet with Wong, but by the time Cain and Yelich return he's history.
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Dang, my feed is behind. Nice shot McKinney!
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Seriously, you're getting to the point where you have to think about cutting your losses and shipping him to a rebuilding club that can be patient with him while he still has some decent trade value.
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To me these are good calls. They're so close, but they're missing.
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He has good ABs. Even when he makes outs, it's clear to me (beyond just fatigue) why he was the choice over Arcia. I mean he's better than Arcia but I don't think there was any real choice to be made. We gave up a lot to get Urias, we knew what we had in Arcia (not much) and had to commit to Urias and at least see what we got.
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I wish it was just a matter of him chasing. That would be more correctable. He swings through more fat strikes than anyone in recent memory, too.
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He is so bad that I'm not sure he is going to be in the league in 2 years. I'm very patient usually, but he looks like he can't play the game. Yeah it's really depressing. This was our best homegrown hitting prospect since....Braun, really, and it looks like he might totally flame out. Obviously it's not over yet and maybe he makes an adjustment and gets it all figured out but he is beyond overmatched at the moment. After he came up in '19 his bat looked so good. I thought the sky was the limit and now this.
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Is it too late to trade Hiura for some starting pitching?
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I guess I wish Tucker has continued to do nothing.
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Only for it to end in a garbage way.
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Ok sorry Khris.
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Freaking Bridges.
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Middleton is having about as bad of a quarter+ as you can have.
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That's a rough way to start the game for Woodruff. Hopefully he can get some quick innings yet.
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PJ Tucker reminds me a lot of Anthony Mason as a Buck. Sort of just there. Doesn't really accomplish anything. As an aside, I had no idea the Suns were 40-16. When did they get so good? Would be a nice win to get.
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I think there's far more correlation between winning and attendance than there is between a "name" player and attendance. You can see the Brewers attendance year by year and it pretty closely relates to their record that year. If the Brewers are winning 90 games, there's going to be good players on the team that people are coming to see. It doesn't really matter if one is named Christian Yelich. While Brewerfan.Net might not be an accurate reflection of the statewide community as a whole, I've never met a person that said they were strictly going to a game to see a specific player. I'm sure those people exist, but the vast majority of even casual fans are just going for the experience and activity. Frankly to me the idea of someone going to a game just to see a specific player and would not be going otherwise (outside of a kid who might just idolize a certain player) is a bit weird to me.
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I fully expect them to add some rental bullpen help in July. They usually do when they're contending. Probably too early to figure out many specific names but I'm sure they'll be looking. Ideally it would be nice to add a really high end reliever (if a rental shouldn't cost too much), and maybe another groundball starter similar to Brett Anderson to push Houser to the pen. That would be a great trade deadline to me.