RightFieldCoder
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[blue]That's big talk about some who isn't an "Ace" and is a 2-3 at best.[/blue] -
I think the 27th man is only for game 2. I haven't heard anything and the announcement will probably come after the 1st game is over.
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It was 2020 and 2021. It reverted in 2022.
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The Pirates have outscored opponents 43-4 in the six games since playing the Brewers.
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Now Seigler gets benched. No consistency from the manager.
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I think it's the definition of the "Moneyball" system defined in the book. It wasn't about using OBP vs Avg. The book was about market inefficiencies. What stats are the market undervaluing? Players good at only those stats are going to be ignored by other teams. That makes them cheaper on a per value added. Now that every team understands OBP and valuing SLG > Ks those stats are no longer "Moneyball". Speed, defense and pitches per PA seem to be the undervalued stats the Brewers are looking for.
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I like this Garrett pitcher. Keep him in there the rest of the game.
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10-14
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I agree with the conclusion of trying Yelich at 1st some year in spring training. I don't agree with the reasoning. Braun played SS/3B in college and was drafted as a 3B. There was a reaaon he was moved to LF after winning RoY.
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On the one hand, he lost the chance to set the all time record for hitless innings to start your career. On the other hand, he doesn't have to think about that record for the next 4 days. A lot less pressure on his next start.
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There's a chance a Brewer can hit one to the outfield today.
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[blue]He should swing at the first pitch more. [/blue]
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I feel for your pain.
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I looked up the 2002 (106 loss) season. The Brewers OPS was .711. Before today's game the Brewers OPS was .677. So yes, it seems like they are hitting worse than those bad teams. Especially since that .711 number includes the pitchers of that team. This year's team hits like there are 2-3 pitchers in the lineup. I'm glad I chose to watch WWE Raw tonight.
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Good job Patrick. Now get him the lead.
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Wish our pbp guy could judge fly balls. Made it sound like a no doubter and it wasn't even a hr.
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12-14
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Biggest game I remember watching (on TV) was April 22, 2010 at Pit. Pitcher Manny Parra hit an RBI single in the 9th inning to make the score 20-0.
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I read that as well. It was the article about Henderson being sent down. https://www.mlb.com/brewers/news/logan-henderson-optioned-to-triple-a
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He thought it was a good pitch because there are at least 6 Brewers that would have struck out on that pitch.
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According to Wikipedia he's our lead PbP guy....
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This, over and over again.
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I remember years ago there were complaints when the Brewers seemed to have a different lineup every day. They were having trouble scoring runs and the comments here were that it was hard to hit when you were moving around in the lineup. Now there are comments that it's hard to hit when we aren't moving around. Maybe the problem isn't the manager and the lineup order? And there have been different hitting coaches so I don't think it is a hitting coach problem either.
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C Yellich .680 W Contreras .663 Yuni B .652 J Ortiz .457 A Monasterio .400 D Camerion .301 I added Yuni B's 2011 stats so the lineup looks better?
