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@Blair Kiel posted:

I did not follow and watch virtually every game this year to see them go out with a Goddam whimper.

Their offense whimpered all year. The fact that they scrounged the bargain bin at the trade deadline and the waiver wire to find three members of the starting lineup tonight says a lot. The fact that those 3 are three of their top 5 offensive players should signal there's a problem.

@Tschmack posted:

The farm system is going to do it?  And I might win Powerball?

Matt LaPorta was a can’t miss guy.  How’d that work out?

They are prospects for a reason.  They don’t all work out and very few are sure things.

I said the farm system is going to have to do it, because our owner isn’t going to spend the money to improve it in free agency. If there is to be any improvement ti this offense, the young guys are going to have to make that happen.

I am fully aware that prospects usually don’t work out.

Brewers salaries next year:

Yelich 26 million. Peralta 5.5 million, Ashby 1.2 million

Arbitration eligible and 2025 free agents: Burnes, Woodruff, Adames, Houser, Lauer. Burnes is certainly gone. Some of those others are probably gone.

Arbitration eligible and 2026 free agents: Williams,

Canha (11.5 million), Chafin (7.2), Miley (10), and Wilson (2.5) all have club options. I would bet Attanasio will decline them all.

If they could shed Yelich's salary, they might have trouble meeting the minimum salary requirements. Complete lack of any veteran investments. It's what you'd do if you wanted to sell the team.

What All Star caliber bats have we developed since Ryan Braun and Prince Fielder? They reached the Majors in the 2005 (Fielder) and 2007.

Keston Hiura was a consensus top 20 prospect in baseball, and after one season with great offensive production at the Major League level, he just face planted.

Is it Khris Davis? He had a few big power seasons (after he left Milwaukee), but he was extremely limited otherwise.

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