September 12, 20206 yr Lost the first one by a lot. Won the second one by a little. Brinson homered. Yay.
September 12, 20206 yr "I don't know how the Phillies don't beat the Marlins. I would trade our bullpen for the Marlins bullpen." - Ricky Bottalico on Phillies Post-Game
September 12, 20206 yr Author 8 minutes ago, CyggyMarlin said: "I don't know how the Phillies don't beat the Marlins. I would trade our bullpen for the Marlins bullpen." - Ricky Bottalico on Phillies Post-Game Is this guy just not paying any attention? Lol
September 12, 20206 yr 14 minutes ago, Michael said: Is this guy just not paying any attention? Lol he called the Marlins bottom-feeders beginning of season
September 12, 20206 yr Jose Quijada just gave up a walk off grand slam to Charlie Blackman in Colorado. Doesn't help the playoff chances.
September 12, 20206 yr Author 1 minute ago, FishFan95 said: Jose Quijada just gave up a walk off grand slam to Charlie Blackman in Colorado. Doesn't help the playoff chances. Wait, THE Jose Quijada? That we used to have?!
September 12, 20206 yr Just now, Michael said: Wait, THE Jose Quijada? That we used to have?! The very same.
September 12, 20206 yr 54 minutes ago, CyggyMarlin said: Ben Davis still thinks the Phillies will win 5 of 7 I still think the Marlins will win 6 of 7. 😂 But whatever happens the rest of the way, if the Marlins can get at least 2 more wins in the next four games, that will not be too bad.. Edited September 12, 20206 yr by SirFishFan
September 12, 20206 yr 7 minutes ago, SirFishFan said: I still think the Marlins will win 6 of 7. 😂 But whatever happens the rest of the way, if the Marlins can get at least 2 more wins in the next four games, that will not be too bad.. I'm hoping for 4-5 wins
September 12, 20206 yr 15 minutes ago, SirFishFan said: I still think the Marlins will win 6 of 7. 😂 But whatever happens the rest of the way, if the Marlins can get at least 2 more wins in the next four games, that will not be too bad.. I predicted 5, but you never know with Wheeler possibly out.
September 12, 20206 yr https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2020/09/giants-player-tests-positive-for-covid-19-fridays-game-vs-padres-postponed.html I just feel embarrassed for him now …
September 12, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, taiwanmarlin said: https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2020/09/giants-player-tests-positive-for-covid-19-fridays-game-vs-padres-postponed.html I just feel embarrassed for him now … He will probably double down and blame it on the Marlins. Im sure he will praise Giants for how fast it was detected and then isolated.
September 12, 20206 yr Fyi this win last night had big contributions from Brinson, Isan, and Monte, which takes me to a point I've been saying for a while. We may not ever win the Yelich trade if you wanna go by comparing WAR numbers but if Lewis, Isan, and Monte are productive members of this team for a good numbers of years then all the ragging about the Yelich trade being the worst trade ever is crap. There are plenty of worse trades where the return has done virtually nothing at the MLB level. I know this was only one game and it will take years to see if I'm right but last night illustrates that trades don't have to be judged by analytical numbers.
September 12, 20206 yr 18 minutes ago, SilverBullet said: Fyi this win last night had big contributions from Brinson, Isan, and Monte, which takes me to a point I've been saying for a while. We may not ever win the Yelich trade if you wanna go by comparing WAR numbers but if Lewis, Isan, and Monte are productive members of this team for a good numbers of years then all the ragging about the Yelich trade being the worst trade ever is crap. There are plenty of worse trades where the return has done virtually nothing at the MLB level. I know this was only one game and it will take years to see if I'm right but last night illustrates that trades don't have to be judged by analytical numbers. But that's the thing. The Marlins can easily win this trade analytically too. If all three of those guys average 3 WAR per year (i.e. play like above average starting position players; on the level of Willy Adames or Victor Robles) from 2021 through 2023 (the final year of team control for Brinson), they will have amassed 36 WAR, at 9 WAR per year. Even with 15.9 WAR already in the bank, it will be very hard for Yelich to amass 36 WAR since being traded (an additional 20 WAR) before going into decline -- especially if we cut him off at 2022 (i.e. two more seasons), when his original contract was set to expire. Expecially -- EXXXPECCIALLLYYY -- if the Brewers go into a franchise slump and the Marlins rebuild continues successfully, folks are going to be laughing at the Brewers (and denying they ever made fun of the Marlins) for this trade. They're paying that fella $26M in his age-36 season.
September 12, 20206 yr 15 minutes ago, Photo-Realistic Billy said: But that's the thing. The Marlins can easily win this trade analytically too. If all three of those guys average 3 WAR per year (i.e. play like above average starting position players; on the level of Willy Adames or Victor Robles) from 2021 through 2023 (the final year of team control for Brinson), they will have amassed 36 WAR, at 9 WAR per year. Even with 15.9 WAR already in the bank, it will be very hard for Yelich to amass 36 WAR since being traded (an additional 20 WAR) before going into decline -- especially if we cut him off at 2022 (i.e. two more seasons), when his original contract was set to expire. Expecially -- EXXXPECCIALLLYYY -- if the Brewers go into a franchise slump and the Marlins rebuild continues successfully, folks are going to be laughing at the Brewers (and denying they ever made fun of the Marlins) for this trade. They're paying that fella $26M in his age-36 season. Well that would be awesome, just saying it doesn't always have to be judged that way because it's not always that straight forward.
September 12, 20206 yr 4 minutes ago, SilverBullet said: Well that would be awesome, just saying it doesn't always have to be judged that way because it's not always that straight forward. And that analysis ignores the finances too. Yelich is earning more than all three of them boys combined. So really, he's got to EXCEED 36 WAR in that scenario in order for the Brewers to "win" the trade.
September 12, 20206 yr I started to doubt Brinson would ever provide any value, but nobody would be happier than me to be wrong. Loving his production lately.
September 12, 20206 yr 46 minutes ago, SonOfJack said: I started to doubt Brinson would ever provide any value, but nobody would be happier than me to be wrong. I know an entire front office staff that would be happier than you in that situation lol
September 12, 20206 yr 8 minutes ago, SilverBullet said: I know an entire front office staff that would be happier than you in that situation lol True
September 12, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, SonOfJack said: I started to doubt Brinson would ever provide any value, but nobody would be happier than me to be wrong. Loving his production lately. Yes, he's swinging the bat MUCH better it seems.
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