Brewers/Cardinals Series

[MickeyDavis]

Lead off double then the triple suckage of Durbin, Avans and Ortiz

[Brewster]

Yeli Bomb!!!!

[Brewster]

Does Ortiz no longer have minor league options? I don't know why Brewers are keeping him up when he's not doing much for the team.

[Matches Malone]

Big series win.

[ReasonablySober]

Satisfying.

[Matches Malone]

dumb cubs walked it off today. Need to wipe the floor with them in our series coming up.

WHORES!

[MVP2110]

Priester continues to be awesome. Is RS sold yet?

[ReasonablySober]

Priester continues to be awesome. Is RS sold yet?

I'll be sold when he starts to strike out some guys.

[MVP2110]

Priester continues to be awesome. Is RS sold yet?

I'll be sold when he starts to strike out some guys.

certainly wouldn't want results to dictate your opinion lol

[ReasonablySober]

Priester continues to be awesome. Is RS sold yet?

I'll be sold when he starts to strike out some guys.

certainly wouldn't want results to dictate your opinion lol

Results have been great. Doesn’t tend to last if a guy can’t strike anyone out. If he qualified as a SP he’d rank 65 out of 74 in K/9. The guys in that range are literally all bad.

[MVP2110]

I'll be sold when he starts to strike out some guys.

certainly wouldn't want results to dictate your opinion lol

Results have been great. Doesn’t tend to last if a guy can’t strike anyone out. If he qualified as a SP he’d rank 65 out of 74 in K/9. The guys in that range are literally all bad.

I mean you cherry pick lots of underlying metrics you happen to pick the one that supports your side.

it feels like you are very reluctant to give Priester any sort of credit because you despised the trade to acquire him.

[ReasonablySober]

certainly wouldn't want results to dictate your opinion lol

Results have been great. Doesn’t tend to last if a guy can’t strike anyone out. If he qualified as a SP he’d rank 65 out of 74 in K/9. The guys in that range are literally all bad.

I mean you cherry pick lots of underlying metrics you happen to pick the one that supports your side.

it feels like you are very reluctant to give Priester any sort of credit because you despised the trade to acquire him.

I just prefer strikeout pitchers. It's how successful modern baseball is played.

[MVP2110]

Results have been great. Doesn’t tend to last if a guy can’t strike anyone out. If he qualified as a SP he’d rank 65 out of 74 in K/9. The guys in that range are literally all bad.

I mean you cherry pick lots of underlying metrics you happen to pick the one that supports your side.

it feels like you are very reluctant to give Priester any sort of credit because you despised the trade to acquire him.

I just prefer strikeout pitchers. It's how successful modern baseball is played.

Not necessarily true, of pitchers with a minimum 50 IP, Quinn Priester is 4th in GB%, only 1 pitcher in the top 10 has an ERA over 4 and half have ERAs under 3.

[ReasonablySober]

I mean you cherry pick lots of underlying metrics you happen to pick the one that supports your side.

it feels like you are very reluctant to give Priester any sort of credit because you despised the trade to acquire him.

I just prefer strikeout pitchers. It's how successful modern baseball is played.

Not necessarily true, of pitchers with a minimum 50 IP, Quinn Priester is 4th in GB%, only 1 pitcher in the top 10 has an ERA over 4 and half have ERAs under 3.

Of the guys in that top ten he's got the lowest K/9, 2nd highest BB/9, and second lowest BABIP. His luck is going to run out.

[MVP2110]

I just prefer strikeout pitchers. It's how successful modern baseball is played.

Not necessarily true, of pitchers with a minimum 50 IP, Quinn Priester is 4th in GB%, only 1 pitcher in the top 10 has an ERA over 4 and half have ERAs under 3.

Of the guys in that top ten he's got the lowest K/9, 2nd highest BB/9, and second lowest BABIP. His luck is going to run out.

That's just the Brewers way, Basically every Brewers starter significantly out pitches there underlying stuff

FIPs vs ERA coming into today

Freddy Peralta 3.76 - 2.60
Chad Patrick 3.48 - 3.25
Jose Quintana 4.61 - 3.35
Quinn Priester 4.21 - 3.65
Logan Henderson 3.03 - 1.71
Aaron Civale 5.53 - 4.91

Every starter on the Brewers out pitches their metrics