2025 MLB Season

[BM1090]

Id go Patrick to open. I'm good with Quintana too.

Id be shocked if Priester pitches. You don't need length tomorrow. He'll be slated for game 1 Vs LA if they advance

For me the whole staff besides Priester and Gasser is throwable. Including Peralta. He already pitched in one day rest against the Mets in an elimination game last year.

[tower912]

You don't need length tomorrow.

That's not what she said.

[MU82]

Woodruff was a huge blow.  Although Cubs didn't have Horton.

And the Phillies didn't have Wheeler, and the Mariners don't have Woo.

Sucks that 50% of the teams in the ALDS/NLDS are missing their #1 starters. Next man up, and all that ... but the next man ain't an ace.

[PointWarrior]

This series will be remembered for 1st innning meatballs and bad bunting decisions. 

And yes, leaving Hoskins off the roster was stoopid. 

[HutchwasClutch]

And the Phillies didn't have Wheeler, and the Mariners don't have Woo.

Sucks that 50% of the teams in the ALDS/NLDS are missing their #1 starters. Next man up, and all that ... but the next man ain't an ace.

Yep, everyone has key injuries this time of year.  Depth is really tested. 

[HutchwasClutch]

Id go Patrick to open. I'm good with Quintana too.

Id be shocked if Priester pitches. You don't need length tomorrow. He'll be slated for game 1 Vs LA if they advance

For me the whole staff besides Priester and Gasser is throwable. Including Peralta. He already pitched in one day rest against the Mets in an elimination game last year.

I don't know about Peralta tomorrow.  He threw 80 pitches last night even though outing was short.  On one day rest, I'd consider him not usable. 

I wouldn't use Gasser or Priester either.  Everyone else, yes. Be ready.

[BM1090]

I don't know about Peralta tomorrow.  He threw 80 pitches last night even though outing was short.  On one day rest, I'd consider him not usable. 

I wouldn't use Gasser or Priester either.  Everyone else, yes. Be ready.

You could very well be right. Just noting that he threw 70 pitches in game 1 vs the Mets and then took the 8th inning two days later. Murphy has done it before so I think it's on the table

[wadesworld]

Peralta should be ready, but he'd be an absolute last resort, desperation pitcher.

Priester should absolutely be ready. Yes, he looked overwhelmed in game 3. But he was unquestionably the Brewers third best starter this season, and their second isn't available.

[18thandWells]

And the Phillies didn't have Wheeler, and the Mariners don't have Woo.

Sucks that 50% of the teams in the ALDS/NLDS are missing their #1 starters. Next man up, and all that ... but the next man ain't an ace.

Cubs ace is supposed to be Justin Steele.

[MuggsyB]

It's imperative for the Brewers to win tomorrow.  Vitally important. 

[Uncle Rico]

It's imperative for the Brewers to win tomorrow.  Vitally important. 

Why?

[MuggsyB]

Why?

Better for Marquette.  Much better.  Get your head right and in the game.

[Uncle Rico]

Better for Marquette.  Much better.  Get your head right and in the game.

Marquette has a lot of grads in Chicago.  Helps the cause in Chicago

[Shaka Shart]

Some dentists in Mequon are usually happier when the brewers lose too

[GB Warrior]

Why?

The sand on Mark's property is giving 'public beach in Gary, Indiana'

[Dish]

I would not have taken Skubal out after 6.

[Dish]

Yup...

[MuggsyB]

I would not have taken Skubal out after 6.

Absolutely idiotic. 

[tower912]

Skubal's career high is 108 pitches.  He knew he was done.  It would be nice if he was a Verlander type who could go 130 pitches.   He isn't.  He never has been. Unfortunate, but a fact.

[Dish]

Skubal's career high is 108 pitches.  He knew he was done.  It would be nice if he was a Verlander type who could go 130 pitches.   He isn't.  He never has been. Unfortunate, but a fact.

His last pitch thrown was 101. This is an elimination game in the division round. Are they saving him for an intersquad game in February?

[MuggsyB]

Skubal's career high is 108 pitches.  He knew he was done.  It would be nice if he was a Verlander type who could go 130 pitches.  He isn't.  He never has been. Unfortunate, but a fact.

He was pretty much unhitable.  I think you have to ditch the analytics in a winner take all game. 

[tower912]

His last pitch thrown was 101. This is an elimination game in the division round. Are they saving him for an intersquad game in February?

You can say that you want Stevie Mitchell to dunk more.  If it isn't there, it isn't there.

[tower912]

More ticked about the continued poor hitting and even worse hitting with runners in scoring position.   If Detroit loses, that is far more to blame.

[Dish]

You can say that you want Stevie Mitchell to dunk more.  If it isn't there, it isn't there.

Isn't there???

He struck out 13, didn't give up a hit since the 2nd, just blew away an MVP candidate at 101 on his last pitch.

That's a really poor comparison.

It's inconceivable that he couldn't get over 99 pitches in the absolute must game of the season.

[tower912]

It is inconceivable to expect him to go above and beyond what he has shown his limits to be.  I can say I want to hit a 320 yard draw and shoot 67.  Nothing in my recent history says it is possible.

He is a 100 pitch pitcher.