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Re: Brewers @ Indians Series Thread 

Post#21 » by trwi7 » Wed Jun 6, 2018 7:33 pm

Kerb Hohl wrote:
trwi7 wrote:Wonder if we'll ever learn that at best fringe players like Choi can pump up their spring training stats by coming in as replacements for starters later in games while other teams are throwing their prospects/bottom of the barrel pitchers to just fill in the remaining innings and they get to crush those pitchers which leads to huge spring training stats.


Is anyone calling him much more than a fringe player?

AL teams generally own NL teams in interleague play when the games are played in AL parks. Like you do a double take at the betting line every time it comes out.

The Brewers are actually better equipped than most teams, but it generally is because the AL team has Edwin Encarnacion or Jose Abreu at DH and the Brewers/NL team have a fringe platoon hitter that they've just called up for the week.


There was a ton of talk in spring training from fans Oh, Choi has to make the team, he's crushing it in spring training! Haudricourt probably said something about it too because he's a simpleton.
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Re: Brewers @ Indians Series Thread 

Post#22 » by Kerb Hohl » Wed Jun 6, 2018 7:43 pm

trwi7 wrote:
Kerb Hohl wrote:
trwi7 wrote:Wonder if we'll ever learn that at best fringe players like Choi can pump up their spring training stats by coming in as replacements for starters later in games while other teams are throwing their prospects/bottom of the barrel pitchers to just fill in the remaining innings and they get to crush those pitchers which leads to huge spring training stats.


Is anyone calling him much more than a fringe player?

AL teams generally own NL teams in interleague play when the games are played in AL parks. Like you do a double take at the betting line every time it comes out.

The Brewers are actually better equipped than most teams, but it generally is because the AL team has Edwin Encarnacion or Jose Abreu at DH and the Brewers/NL team have a fringe platoon hitter that they've just called up for the week.


There was a ton of talk in spring training from fans Oh, Choi has to make the team, he's crushing it in spring training! Haudricourt probably said something about it too because he's a simpleton.


Yeah, I'm always kinda annoyed by that as well...but look what happened with Jesus Aguilar. If you can stash the fringe guy you may have something to work with.
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Re: Brewers @ Indians Series Thread 

Post#23 » by LuckyLoydWalton » Wed Jun 6, 2018 8:49 pm

Well, we got scalped by the Indians.

Hopefully, we can recover from this soon.

The Phillies will be tough, too.

It's time for a big trade soon, though, if we are gonna' seriously contend.

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