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  1. He was never higher than 5, but that was a pretty weak system after the first few. There was a reason we only got a rental reliever and a lottery ticket reliever for him.
  2. I agree with this too. I think some managers are a better for fit some cultures better than others. You’ve seen managers that can win a World Series in one place and last a season or two elsewhere before getting fired.
  3. That turned out to be a BIG overturned ball/strike call.
  4. I love Chourio, but the last two games have been hard on the eyes. Strikeouts in and of themselves aren’t overly concerning to me. Strikeouts where he’s consistently chasing pitches that are nowhere near the zone are a little concerning.
  5. I’m really glad for him that he got the big hit on Mothers’ Day, but it is getting really, really hard to justify Perkins being on this roster over Lara.
  6. Some pretty ugly ABs. Chourio is in full commit chase mode the last two games.
  7. This rotation could be stacked when we get Priester and Woodruff back. It could really be a domino effect because Patrick and Sprout could become full blown relievers where they would really be a great fit and that would really improve the pen.
  8. Great game, but Chourio, my goodness dude. These pitches aren’t even close. You’d have 2-3 walks today if you wanted them.
  9. And when Brice Turang was the same age Luis Lara is now, he had a .696 OPS in AAA ball. Sometimes young players get better.
  10. Well, he was kind of his own worst enemy in his last AB. He saw 6 pitches and not one was in the strike zone.
  11. The good news is, Rengifo stays hot and Canning gifted us an early 3-0 lead. The bad news is, Mitchell and Frelick still have no clue.
  12. Love Yeli, but the man is made out of tissue paper. Its not a promising sign that it was Sanchez, not Yelich, who was pinch hitting in the 9th yesterday.
  13. Last year he was 20 years old playing double A ball. Sometimes young players get better.
  14. I can understand more why Patrick to the bullpen has some legs. They’ve got to improve this pen.
  15. Yep. When Andujar got on, Bogaerts was the guy he had to get. Can’t walk him there. Can’t happen.
  16. This is one of those losses that happen because you have guys like Joey Ortiz in your starting lineup that always come up with the bases loaded.
  17. Chourio took a hanging slider right down the middle and then hacked at a pitch a foot high.
  18. Terrible pitching from Uribe. Blew an absolute gem. You had to go after Boegarts.
  19. That was kind of an iffy decision to send him back out for the 8th anyway. I get that he’s your ace, but it is is May. Ironically Miz seems like the one starter he has that he is always willing to throw caution to the wind on pitch count.
  20. I get the idea of trying to get yourself in scoring position with 2 outs… but that was not a great decision.
  21. Big HR for Mauricio Dubon against the Cubs tonight. Remember when he was just kind of a B prospect in the Brewer system? He’s ended up having a nice little career in the bigs.
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