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Who do you turn to? Vasil? Cannon up to 5.34 now.

Mariners and A's lineups are no joke. Cannon 5.06. Add two more. Blowout city now. Shot chances for .500 sinking like a lead balloon.

Raleigh for 60+ homers? He's on my fantasy team and I'm not even buying that one.

Schiffren acting like it's his shot to sell Luis Robert to opposing GMs for an extended trade deadline....

Here comes Beckham with his "competitive at bats" comments... Defensive highlight/s show so far.

Mead Sosa and Vargas without options now...not much flexibility.

Beckham should have just said a lifetime of practice and "athletic" instincts (not genetics, lol). Or watching weekly Ozzie Smith highlights on This Week in Baseball. Like asking Caitlin Clark how do you make those passes and thirty-three foot logo threes?

Cannon almost over 5 at a 4.91 era.

On a $10,000 bet?

Is this Baldwin's first mlb start at third this season?

12 game hitting streak, 409 foot homer off Spencer Strider, 103 ev Another RBI #28 inf ground out. Current 44-16 sixty game stretch best in team history. Make that 45-16, Blake Perkins a triple shy of the cycle. Strider first time more than 3 er's in last 11 starts. Jose Quintana (3.45) the beneficiary. Aaron Bummer in, haha.

12 homers now…27 rbis and 7 homers with MIL Andrew Vaughn's 21 RBI are the most through a player's first 15 games with the Brewers in franchise history...and it's not even close. Increased bat speed… Improved Plate Discipline: Vaughn is now better at identifying pitches he can drive, leading to more hard contact and line drives, particularly to the pull side. Better Swing Decisions: He's become more selective at the plate, laying off pitches outside the strike zone and swinging at strikes, which has resulted in fewer strikeouts and more walks. Increased Power: His improved swing decisions and hard-hit rate have translated to more extra-base hits and home runs. More Balanced Offensive Profile: The Brewers have seen a more balanced approach from Vaughn, with his walk and strikeout rates now being equal (12.5%).

Batters CWS B HR RBI SB AVG OPS TauchmanDH L 7 29 0 .282 .820 Sosa, L2B R 12 44 2 .281 .747 BenintendiLF L 14 43 1 .231 .730 Robert Jr.CF R 12 46 29 .219 .663 Montgomery, CSS L 8 24 0 .256 .869 Mead1B R 3 8 4 .224 .652 TeelC L 2 10 1 .267 .747 Taylor, MRF R 5 25 7 .210 .650 Baldwin3B S 5 24 3 .235 .649

Cleveland is on the upswing again...almost back in WC race.

Lake Michigan will be renamed Lake Mead (East)? Meadzy looks too much like Getzy.

But then everyone selling this whole "we're going into 2026 with Luis as our starting CFer" will look pretty dumb if Robert finishes out the year well (and healthy, let's say a 700+ ops) and they just give him the $2 million buyout anyway. That would be the waste of another $7 million that could have gone somewhere else.

But JR has always cared more about the bottom line than bringing back any type of better prospect return...you would think that dump him at all costs would have been Getz's walking orders.

Luis Robert until the wheels fell off at the end and Kyle Lewis passed him for RoY.

Three players in particular bring up the average bWAR of the group, with Rafael Palmeiro (1985), Craig Biggio (1987), and Chet Lemon (1972) all having a career WAR north of 50.

Karch Kiraly/Steve Timmons

No more Rojas...por favor.

Meidroth getting Wally Pipp'd

Cubs about to be four full games behind the Brewers...

753 ops for Sosa season high

Former Sox AND Seaman