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up steps Sox killer Perez

had to pitch to Witt Jr. not a surprising result

72 pitches typical trouble zone for Smith

still just a 46-116 pace if they lost this game Ragans might get K record at this rate

Why not at DP depth? Bunt lol? Not with how Garcia has been hitting.

Jinxed lol.

https://www.mlb.com/stats/pitching/era?sortState=asc Shane Smith 8th overall in mlb ERA Kris Bubic right there as well

MLB has put out their updated draft list 1. Holliday 2. Seth Hernandez 3. Jamie Arnold 4. Eli Willits 5. Aiva Arquette 6. Billy Carlson 7. Jace LaViolette 8. Kyson Witherspoon 9. Kade Anderson LHP 10. Liam Doyle LHP 11. Kruz Schoolcraft LHP (cool name at least, "you just got schooled," etc.) 12. Marek Houston 13. Steele Hall (not after already taking Steele Walker high) 14. JoJo Parker 15. Kayson Cunningham 16. Gavin Kilen 17. Tyler Bremner 18. Daniel Pierce 19. Luke Stevenson 20. Ike Irish (could sell some St. Patrick's Day green Sox hats, lol)

Moises Alou reference?

Nick Maton had potential as a DH lol? Palacios with his career 660ish ops? Your what hurts? C'mon Sox, let's get real!!!

Yes...it's the Grandal Benintendi Keuchel Shields Melky LaRoche Lynn Kelly Graveman Parrot Tier B veteran that gets you killed 7-8 times out of 10. Profar worked out last year as he was clearly cheating...and pure bargain hunting there.

Boyer Harrelson (in the past) DJ...someone has to be his golfing buddy/bro, right??? Do the Reinsdorf kids play golf?

If Camden Yards, consecutive playoff appearances, young lineup of position prospects, new ownership cash injection, Yale GM AND the Inner Harbor/National Aquarium don't work to draw fans to Baltimore games...why would GRate Field be viable in Chicago as a draw?

Well TB and SAC are capped by their current minor league facilities. Miami might actually be the biggest struggle of them all right now...except for WBC crowds when Latin American teams play. Or Ohtani.

Witt and MGarcia (can't believe he's still so young) their two hottest hitters. Pasquantino launched one with massive ev to RF for a long homer off S.Dominguez Sat. Caglianone-esque. And Massey ice cold except against the hometown Sox lol. Pitching has obviously carried this team...and their young superstar SS, yet again in 2025.

Batters KC B HR RBI SB AVG OPS IndiaLF R 1 6 0 .220 .628 Witt Jr.SS R 4 17 9 .306 .872 Pasquantino1B L 6 22 0 .197 .638 Perez, SDH R 2 16 0 .244 .667 Garcia, M3B R 4 14 7 .319 .875 Massey2B L 1 12 0 .204 .482 WatersRF S 1 7 1 .282 .743 FerminC R 1 4 0 .268 .656 IsbelCF L 2 11 1 .241 .605

Not one additional mention of this move all day long... https://brewerfanatic.com/forums/topic/44814-brewers-trade-for-rhp-quinn-priester/page/7/#comments They are increasingly irate with the Priester deal with Boston and over Shane Smith, though...

At KC? Better have some heat/humidity and wind blowing out to RF...

https://www.espn.com/mlb/attendance AL/NL Central continues their "seven in a row strangehold" near the bottom...with only MIL STL Cubs the anomalous exceptions. Washington and Colorado fans deserve high praise...tbh Nats at least have some really exciting young players like Gore Crews Wood and Abrams to watch.

In another bit of Brewers news, McCalvy reports that they have traded minor league right-hander Evan McKendry to the White Sox in exchange for cash considerations. McKendry, 27, was originally drafted by the Rays in 2019. The Brewers acquired him at the deadline in 2023 in return for catcher Alex Jackson. The righty has a 5.23 ERA and a 5.15 FIP in 36 games (19 starts) and 139 1/3 innings at Triple-A since joining the Brewers organization. mlbtraderumors.com

Not even getting any traction on the Brewers' primary board...someone can wade through the replies, not a Twitter member.

Greg775's Bill James quote on lineup protection being non-existent/randomized data comes to mind here. Maybe it doesn't matter if pitchers believe they have to come in to him more often than last season...

So that should be a hugely positive note...rather than being a creation of Charlotte's stadium.

He's never going to be an average 1-1.5 fWAR big league player that will be a win in your book. He either washes out entirely or somehow breaks through and is able to become a 2-3 fWAR player. See Joe Borchard.