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I am interested to see how much the club option is to buy out his final arby year (assuming there is a 27 season). I thought those are normally player option or mutual, rather than the club deciding if they wish to pick it up or just do the process all over again next season.
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Gary Sanchez - 1 year / 1.75MM deal to return to Milwaukee
patrickgpe replied to patrickgpe's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Reece McGuire had a better season than Sanchez in 2025 and Gary gets the MLB contract. Makes no sense. -
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/02/brewers-to-sign-gary-sanchez-2.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook looks like he will be the backup catcher / DH
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I had a day to reflect on this. Here is what I came up with: What has a better chance of happening; Durbin becomes an all star 3rd baseman or Harrison and /or Droham becomes an all star pitcher? I think its easily the later. Durbin is a good player and will always be but his ceiling is only so high. I think its easy to see that Harrison COULD become an allstar in a few seasons. The way for the brewers to continue to compete is to take a risk like they did yesterday and try to develop a top of the rotation ace and not just be a team full of really decent players. Its hard to concede that most likely Ortiz or Williams will be manning the hot corner this season, but maybe a guy like Fischer, or Wilken or Pratt forces himself up in Milwaukee if the 2 names above struggle.
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they have a bunch of them in the minors, It doesn't make sense to give up assets for a young 3rd baseman.
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who has been not good since being traded.
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A guy like Bohm would interest me, Not because he is great but because he is a vet in his last season before free agency. It bridges the gap between today and when Fischer, Pratt, Wilkens etc,. I don't think it makes sense to get a young guy with a few years of control. I think Bohm would put up similar numbers to Durbin actually.
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if the left side of the IF is Jett and Ortiz, i will be disappointed.
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I understa I understand what they did. I'm sure they really liked Harrison. They feel they have a bunch of 3rd base prospects that project closer to a traditional 3rd baseman.
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I would have to think this was a precursor to another move, I'm fine with moving Durbin because I never thought he was a every day 3rd baseman and his value is high right now, but it seems like the possible replacements in the minors are still a year away.
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Passan adds that Monasterio, Seigler, and a competitive balance pick is going to Boston. https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/02/brewers-trade-caleb-durbin-red-sox.html
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interesting move, but I have no idea who is playing 3rd this year now. Nice to get back a young lefty though for someone who is more of a utility guy rather than every day 3rd baseman.
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I guess my perception of his struggles were out of each, thanks for the statistical analysis. I don’t think Banda will get past the 13 other teams on the waiver wire before the Brewers. I do think Banda could help though.
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they do. But there is the thing. I would rather have him than Peralta or Rob Z. Zerba, Ashby, and Hall are more long relief / spot starter types. Koenig is solid but wears down the stretch because he is over used.
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I do not think he will do as well as he did last season, that would be hard to do. I do think he will be fine though. I see Bauers still getting clutch homers and being a competent backup.
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Dodgers are DFA'ing him. I think he could help in the brewers pen. appeared in 71 games last season, 5-1, 61k's / 65 IP. sub 3.5 era https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/02/dodgers-designate-anthony-banda-for-assignment.html He is owed 1.65 million next season, i can't see him clearing waivers and I'd be shocked if he made it to Milwaukee but you never know....
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Not really. He is young, a former g league mvp that will be UFA after this season too. He will get some PT to see if he can help. Reminds me of getting KPJ last deadline. ricards is older and could help get some more wins, that shouldn’t be the teams focus anymore.
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Not sure what was the plan today, I get (but disagree) with getting a Morant and trying to make a playoff run, I get (and wanted) some kind of fire sale. Even if you keep Giannis, Horst could have traded some vets for picks and tried to sell Giannis on a quick rebuild centered around him. They did neither, the one trade that they made doesn’t help playoff chances nor helps their lottery odds.
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except for they traded Richards to the Bulls. And that was my point the grade was more due to not trading Giannis rather than the actual trade they made in a vacuum.
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i find it absolutely hilarious that bleacher report gave the bucks a D for this trade and the suns an A, I see this is a big nothing burger for both teams and both teams should be graded similarly. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25380337-grading-every-deal-2026-nba-trade-deadline
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this is a rare year where the bucks have a great chance to get a top lottery pick, even with the pick swap. If they can get 1 or 2 more 1sts, it could accelerate the rebuild if Horst doesn't mess it up (thats a big IF).
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agreed.
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If they move Giannis (i am way less certain of that happening by tomorrow as I was even over last weekend) then Bucks should also move any player that they can get a future asset for.
