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Hader now with 14 appearances this year.

14 saves, 21 Ks, 5 walks, 2 hits. 13 1/3 innings.

WHIP of 0.53.

If you look at his advanced stats, Hader has not given up a single line drive in play this year to any of the 48 batters he's faced.

https://www.baseball-reference...ll_pitching_advanced

Last edited by MichiganPacker

Hader now with 14 appearances this year.

14 saves, 21 Ks, 5 walks, 2 hits. 13 1/3 innings.

WHIP of 0.53.

If you look at his advanced stats, Hader has not given up a single line drive in play this year to any of the 48 batters he's faced.

https://www.baseball-reference...ll_pitching_advanced

If he does will the season be over?

The Brewers are at 23-13, a .639 winning percentage, which would project to about 104 wins. I don’t feel that they’ve played anywhere close to their best ball yet, so that’s encouraging. They’re finding ways to win.

Brandon Woodruff isn’t pitching the way he can yet, and I believe that he’ll get it together, making the rotation only stronger. Weird that he’s 4-2 with a 5.35 ERA, yet Burnes is only 1-2 with a 1.77. Clearly, Corbin’s facing the other team’s best pitcher nearly every time, and the run support hasn’t been there.

Lauer is legit. He’s got to be a top 2-3 #4 starter in the game right now, and would be a 3 on most any other team save for the Dodgers and Mets, maybe 1-2 others.

We’re #1 in the NL in home runs, and 4th in OPS. If Woodruff finds his usual consistency, if Lauer keeps pitching anywhere near the same level, and Ashby gets it going, this team will make a lot of noise in the playoffs.

Last edited by lambeausouth

Braves returned the favor last night with a shutout.  Brewers had a ton of traffic with 2 outs but couldn't get any big hits.

Down 4-0 today vs Fried doesn't seem too promising.  The only run the Brewers have in this series scored on a wild pitch.

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